Year 3

Learning Packs for Year 3 during School Closure

Ongoing Resources

The following documents are to assist parents/carers who would like to know more about the learning objectives for the relevant primary year groups under the National Curriculum. You may find these documents useful in the context of home learning.

Speaking and Listening (Years 1-6)
Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation Appendix
Year 3 Maths
Years 3 & 4 English
Years 3 & 4 Spelling Appendix

Additional Support for Home Learning

Guide to our Calculation Methods - Preshute Primary School

Year 3 - Additional Support for Home Learning pdf

Staffing Structure for September 2020

NEW - Letter to Parents - Structure for September - 6 July 2020

NEW - Re-opening of School on Wednesday 2nd September - Arrangements

Weekly Resources

New Learning Pack - week commencing 13 July

Year 3 - Letter to Parents
Year 3 - Transition Project (Year 3 to Year 4) week commencing 13 July ("Week 14")

Previous Packs

"Week 1" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 2" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

Easter Activities - Pdf

"Week 3" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 4" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 5" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 6" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 7" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

May Half Term Activity Suggestions Pack

"Week 8" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 9" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 10" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 11" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 12" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

"Week 13" Learning Pack - Now Consolidated

Other learning resources

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/
https://login.mathletics.com/
https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
Reading Roads - suggested reading list

Welcome to Class 3 from Miss Seager

Happy New Year! I hope you all had an enjoyable Christmas break. We are starting a new topic this term called ‘What made Britain Great?’. During this topic we will be looking at a range of historical figures such as Queen Victoria and Isambard Kingdom Brunel. We will also be looking at why the Romans invaded Britain and their lasting impact on Britain.

Newsletter and other useful documents

January 2020 Newsletter
November 2019 Newsletter
September 2019 Newsletter

Year 3 writing checklist ARE
Year 3 writing ARE map
Year 3 Maths assessment checklist

Children and Young People - Keeping you safe in your home and online

Click here for support and advice

New useful links for Parents - July 2020

School Holiday Activity Provision Directory

Family and Community Learning - Online Course - E-Safety

Family and Community Learning - Online Courses - Helping your Child to Learn

NEW! Wiltshire Libraries - events calendar for July!

Click here for their calendar of events for the week commencing 6 July 2020.
Click here for a flyer about Author Talk Tuesdays.
Please click here for information about downloading eBooks and eAudiobooks from Wiltshire Libraries.

Summer Reading Challenge 2020 - read 6 books (or more!) over the summer holidays

The Summer Reading Challenge is an annual event aimed at 4-11 year olds. Click here for more details

"Ten Pieces at Home" BBC Teach - a perfect way to listen to, enjoy and create music....

Click here for a link to weekly primary school activities on the BBC website which includes a Ten Pieces film to watch and enjoy and a linked creative activity.

Radioblogging.net

Click here for daily shows with interactive activities to keep everyone busy and engaged, brought to you by Pie Corbett, Deputy Mitchell, Ian Rockley and Russell Prue. Just listen and blog. It's live, fun and interactive with new educational tasks each day....

Wiltshire Council - Looking after yourself, looking after your children - updated
(Please do refer to this very useful guidance document, published by Wiltshire Council for parents and carers, which recognises the challenges of having children at home whilst you may also be working from home. It provides a useful daily structure for learning, as well as highlighting the importance of looking after your mental health as much as your physical health.)