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Year 3 Homework. 16.9.2014. Homework timetable. Times tables: What should they know and by when? By the end of Year 3: 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10 By the end of Year 4: All times tables up to 12. Literacy & Maths. Handed out every Friday and due back the following wednesday
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Year 3 Homework 16.9.2014
Homework timetable Times tables: What should they know and by when? By the end of Year 3: 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10 By the end of Year 4: All times tables up to 12
Literacy & Maths • Handed out every Friday and due back the following wednesday • Literacy: • Grammar / Vocabulary /writing • Will always relate to skills and topics being studied within the classroom • Maths: • Times tables • Reinforcing classroom learning • Testing application of skills • Each piece of Homework should take 20-30 minutes Back
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The big talk What Do you need to do? • help your child explore ideas and talk through possible scenarios • Talk about similar stories / films / days out /experiences they can use as stimulus • Ask your children questions about their ideas to help them develop their ideas about their plot , settings and characters • Children bring brief notes in to school to help them remember ideas or key words / phrases they want to use Back
Reading • Aim to read together 4 times per week • Read lots of different books and authors to Enrich their imagination • Ask questions about what they are reading: • do you agree / disagree with the characters actions? Why? • What other story have you read that are similar to this one? Why? • What do you think is going to happen? • Find New words and descriptive phrases to increase your child’s vocabulary • Can they explain the meaning? Back