Year 3 – Telling the Time Homework for Half Term

22nd May 2025Claire Dutton

In Maths, we have been learning all about time. Children have recapped telling the time to 15 and 5 minutes on an analogue clock from Year 2 and we have extended this to read the time to any minutes past or to the hour. To help consolidate this learning please find some homework below that you could do at home over the half-term holiday. There will be 100 HoWL points for anyone completing the homework!

And, don’t forget, you can still practise telling the time just by looking at any clocks that you come across – anywhere! Why not challenge yourself to read the time every time you see a clock or a watch? Can you get quicker at doing this by the end of the week?!

Telling the time to 5 minutes – 3 levels of challenge! (includes answers)

Telling the time to the minute – 3 levels of challenge! (includes answers)

Extended Study – WALK TO SCHOOL WEEK!

16th May 2025Sophie Myers

Walk to School Week is run by the charity Living Streets and is a yearly event to raise awareness of walking and other active ways to travel. This year’s event will be taking place 19 – 23 May 2025. This year’s challenge will see pupils take on The Great Space Walk, encouraging them to travel actively to school every day of the week. 

In Crew we will be sharing how we have travelled to school each day. I wonder if you’re up to the challenge?

Extra activities to get involved in:

You could even get involved by counting how many steps you walk each day.

Why don’t you design your own Spacesuit or Alien mascot for ‘Walk To School Week’

How would you design your own pair of walking shoes?

Extended Study – Sikhism!

12th May 2025Sophie Myers

What do you know about Sikhism?

Find out more using this BBC Bitesize link

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zsjpyrd/articles/zkjpkmn

Who is Guru Nanak?

Become an expert in Sikhism and share your new learning with your crew.

You could create a set of slides to share, a poster, a leaflet or a story board retelling the story of Guru Nanak!

Have you learning ready to share with your crew by Monday 19th May!

Extended Study – National Share A Story Month

5th May 2025Sophie Myers

May is National Share A Story Month 2025, a captivating time dedicated to celebrating the power of storytelling. This event encourages people of all ages to share stories in various forms, whether through reading, writing, or oral storytelling, to foster imagination and connect communities.

How to Get Involved

  • Visit Your Local Library: Libraries often host special storytelling sessions, workshops, and author events during this month.
  • Read and Share Books: Exchange favourite books with friends or organise book swap events to spread the love of reading.
  • Bring your favourite story into school to share with your crew or a friend.

We can’t wait to hear about how you’ve celebrated Share A Story Month at home –

Extended Study – VE DAY!

28th April 2025Sophie Myers

On the 8th May, it is the 80th anniversary of VE DAY!

What do you know about this memorable day?

Create your own war theme poster celebrating the occasion using some of the ideas below:

Why not have a go at writing your own diary entry from the perspective of a soldier fighting in the war.

You could even have a go at learning a VE day themed celebratory dance – we’d love to see your photographs and videos

Remember to bring in your completed work to show in Crew by Monday 5th May!

Y3/4 – Dog Safety Assembly with the Blue Cross Trust

24th April 2025Claire Dutton

On Wednesday, we were fortunate enough to be visited by the Blue Cross Trust who delivered a really important assembly all about how to stay safe around dogs – big and small! Children learnt how to read a dog’s body language as well as the right and wrong ways to act around dogs to keep themselves, the dog and others safe. Why not ask your child if they can remember some of the warning signs that a dog might be unsafe for them to approach or to pet?