Week 14 - 13.07.20
Art
Please find a video and instructions below to create an aquarium.
Family Tree
Over the next 2 weeks, we would like you to research and make your own family tree! Click on the document below for more details:
Geography
If we had been in school, we would have linked up your presentations and our trip to town to produce a tourist information leaflet about St Albans. Please spend the next two weeks creating one at home. The document below has lots of information to help you do this.
Art
This week we are making puppets. Please watch the video below and follow the instruction sheet to find out what to do.
Science
Life-cycles
Look at the Power Point slides and think about the questions. You could talk about this with an adult or you could do this on your own and write your answers down.
The PDF sheet below is to complete at the end of the Power Point. If you are unable to print the sheet, then you can draw it yourself.
Art & Craft
Sock bunnies and bears!
Click on the following You Tube video links to learn how to make a sock bunny and a sock bear using different household items:
Read the below document for more ideas/tips - we look forward to seeing your creations!
Week 11 - 22.06.20
Art
Geography
Local Study - Presentation
Over the next week, we would like you to complete your presentation about a place in St. Albans that you know well and have visited. The presentation could be made using a PowerPoint, poster, model, photographs or drawings.
You may have chosen to find out about Verulamium Park, The Alban Arena, The Roman Museum, Heartwood Forest, The Clock Tower, The Market or St Albans Cathedral. You should have completed a mind map about your chosen place with all of the things you already know, or could research to find out.
Use this week to complete your presentation and practise presenting it. When you have finished, you could present it to someone in your house. We would love to see your finished presentations or a photo of you presenting it!
D and T
This week it is time to make your sandwich, package it and eat it! Follow the instructions below in the pdf.
Art
Add to the stone snake, 'Virus the Viper', on Bernards Heath Park.
Find some biggish stones with smooth surfaces, decorate with paints and allow to dry. When your stone is ready take your stone to Bernards Heath Park to add to the snake. Let's see how long we can make it. Miss Taylor will check on the length of the snake on her walk home from school.
Geography
Local Study - Presentation
Over the next 2 weeks, we would like you to make a short presentation about a place in St. Albans that you know well and have visited. The presentation could be made using a PowerPoint, poster, model, photographs or drawings.
Start by thinking of a place for your presentation to be based on. Some ideas are Verulamium Park, The Alban Arena, The Roman Museum, Heartwood Forest, The Clock Tower, The Market or St Albans Cathedral. Then, complete a mind map about your chosen place with all of the things you already know, or could research to find out.
You should spend a little time each week working on your presentation. When you have finished, you could present it to someone in your house. We would love to see your finished presentations or a photo of you presenting it!
D and T
Please open the attachment below.
D & T
Open the below document for this week's D & T lesson:
Geography
Local Study - Presentation
Over the next 3 weeks, we would like you to make a short presentation about a place in St. Albans that you know well and have visited. The presentation could be made using a PowerPoint, poster, model, photographs or drawings.
Start by thinking of a place for your presentation to be based on. Some ideas are Verulamium Park, The Alban Arena, The Roman Museum, Heartwood Forest, The Clock Tower, The Market or St Albans Cathedral. Then, complete a mind map about your chosen place with all of the things you already know, or could research to find out.
You should spend a little time each week working on your presentation. When you have finished, you could present it to someone in your house. We would love to see your finished presentations or a photo of you presenting it!
Art
This week we would like you to have a go at a patterned landscape (we will be doing this in school too).
Have a look at the David Hockney Inspired Patterned Landscape Video. You will need an A4 piece of plain paper and some coloured pens and pencils, a black pen or pencil and a normal pencil. You simply draw a landscape, like rolling hills or seaside and each feature like the hills, the sun, a boat or the sea you cover with a repeating pattern. Have a look at the examples for some ideas. Looking forward to seeing some.
Week 8 01.06.20
D & T
Your task is to identify the different foods required in a healthy diet. Please work your way through the PowerPoint. Then using the pdf below as a guide either use a paper plate (if you have one) or draw a circle on a piece of paper, split it into 5 labelled sections and draw and label 3 foods in each section.
Art
Lockdown Art
Find a large blank piece of paper and any art materials you like to use and have available (pencil crayons, felt tips, pastels, paints etc). Find somewhere quiet to work on your own (if possible) and put on some relaxing music that you have or use the link below. If you are using the link below get it ready before you start by skipping the ads so the music will come straight on. Now silently make a piece of art. Include anything to do with your experience of lockdown. You can include anything you like. It can be sad and happy things.
When you have finished arrange a time with an adult when they are free for you to tell them about your picture. When it is time to do that tell your adult what you have included in your picture and why.
Geography
This is the final week of your project - we would like you to finish your booklet about your chosen country. If you have already done this, read through and see if there is any more information you could add or anything to make it look more interesting to read. We look forward to seeing which countries you chose and reading some interesting facts about them!
ART
Have a go at some step by step drawing from Rob Biddulph.
http://www.robbiddulph.com/draw-with-rob
My favourite is the peacock and we have these up in the windows at the front of my house.
ENJOY!
Geography
We would like you to complete a little more of the project you started last week. Click below for instructions:
Science
This week, we are looking at the human skeleton. The first attachment contains the instructions and 3 tasks for you to complete. The second attachment is to be used for task 2.
Geography
This term, we introduce a new project in Geography. Each week we will ask you to complete a little bit of your project. The attachment explains what we would like you to do this week.
Water Saving Week
This week, 11th – 15th May 2020, marks national ‘Water Saving Week’! Click on the below ‘Waterwise’ website link to find out why it is so important to save water. Read about their daily themes for this week, as well as trying out some of their water saving hints and tips:
Scroll to the bottom and click on ‘Kid’s Pack’ for some fun activities for you to try during 'Water Saving Week':
https://waterwise.org.uk/wsw-kids-pack/
Become a leak detective! Follow the guidelines in the ‘How to be a Leak Detective’ handout.
Complete the ‘Animals who live in and around waterways’ word search. These animals all rely on the water in the rivers and canals that they live near to!
Read the online book ‘Diary of a Water Superhero’, by the Dry Project.
Happy water saving!
Loo Roll Challenge
Wondering what to do with all those gorgeous little blank canvases clogging up your recycling bin? Why not turn them into art? Email a photo of your creations to Yr 3 and we will show them next week. Parents, you can send your creations too. We know how some of you like to join in with our activities too!
Electricity
Explore the website then complete the quiz to see how much you have remembered.
As an extra, you could remind yourself how hurricanes and tornadoes are formed. Do your parents know? Can you remember what continent hurricanes and tornadoes mainly occur in? Can you remember all the continents of the world?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6DSMZ8b3LE
Or the oceans?
Week 2 - 30.03.20