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This term, we are going to be looking at the five different religions that are worshipped around the world. The 5 different religions are: Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. Can you match the different religions to their symbols:

Use research methods (the internet, family members, books) to find the geographical origin of each of these religions. The geographical origin means in which country did each of these religions begin.

Art –

This is a painted portrait of British artist J. M. W. Turner. Turner was born in 1775 and died in 1851.

Questions:

1. What do you think the letters J.M.W stand for? 2. Why can we only see what Turner looked like through a painted

portrait and not a photograph of him? Use the years that he was born to help you.

These are a selection of paintings by J.M.W Turner. Think about your emotions, how you can feel. For each of these pictures, which emotions do you feel when you look at them and why? For example: Painting number 2 makes me feel happy and intrigued. The colours are very bright showing a sunny day which makes me feel happy. I am intrigued by where this painting is located and why he has chosen to paint this place.

Music

Think about the sounds that you hear in different places and during different times of the day.

In your home exercise books: •What sounds do you hear in the morning? •What sounds can you hear in the evening? •If you were to go on a walk, what different sounds might you hear? •What is your favourite sound that you can hear? Why?

•What is your least favourite sound that you can hear? Why?

Draw a picture of where your favourite sound would come from.

Geography – Our Local Area

A map of the United Kingdom and a map of the London Borough of Havering.

Write a short paragraph to explain where in the world that you live. The maps above will help you. Use other research that you can do to help you with your paragraph.

Think about: •Where in the United Kingdom are we? •Where in Havering are you located? •What other towns are you near to?

Challenge: Can you use the compass points within your paragraph.

History – Our Local Area

Rainham Hall

Rainham Hall is located within our local area. It was built in 1729 for Captain John Harle. It is located in the centre of Rainham next to a church. Use the internet, speak to family members, look in books and find out 6 interesting facts about Rainham Hall. Think about: •Why was it built? •Why did John Harle live there? •Was John Harle the only person to own it? •Why does it look the way that it does? •What is the hall used for now?

French

French English

Je m’appelle My name is

J’ai….. ans I am …… years old.

Mon anniversaire est le My birthday is the

J’habite en I live in

J’ai ….. freres et …… soeurs. I have ….. brothers and ….. sisters

Using the sentences above and the numbers and months to help you. Can you write a short paragraph about yourself? We want to know all about you in French! Can you then say your sentences allowed to a member of your family? Can they understand what you are saying?

Design and Technology

Last term we looked at designing a bag for Flat Stanley to take on his travels around the world. We want you to design a bag for yourself that will remind you of your time away from school. Remember you need to think about: •What shape bag would you have? •What handles would your bag have? •What is the purpose of your bag? •What design will your bag have? Draw your bag and design it. Write underneath your picture a little paragraph describing your bag. Send your teacher a picture via Class Dojo so they can see your newly designed bag!

PE

Use the alphabet below to spell out your name. For each letter you need to complete the exercise that is listed below. Each day complete a workout, spelling out a different

member of your family’s name. For example:

M – 20 burpees A – 50 jumping jacks (star jumps) X – 60 jumping jacks (star jumps)

Spelling

Continue to revise the national curriculum spelling words and put each one into a sentence.

Challenge: Can you write a short extract using as many words from the list above as you can.

Science Home Learning

Animals including humans

We are continuing our Science topic of Animals including humans. This week, we would like you to explore the different nutrients within

different food packets, study what nutrients do for us and why they are important. Furthermore, to look at the common names given to

parts of the human body.

Activity 1

Activity 2: What do Nutrients do for us?

Cut out and match the nutrient type with the reason why we need it. Write another example of food that belongs in each nutrient type in

the blank box.

Activity 3: Use the key words and clues to label the common names given to parts of the human body.

Year 3 Science Animals Including Humans

Useful learner guides: The following learner guides include video clips, as well as interactive activities:

What does your skeleton do? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z9339j6/articles/zqfdpbk How do your muscles work?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z9339j6/articles/zpbxb82

What is a balanced diet?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrffr82/articles/zppvv4j

Why is a healthy lifestyle important?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrffr82/articles/ztsqfcw

Useful video clips:

Skeletons https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/ztfnvcw Muscles needed for movement https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zpp6n39 Muscles needed in exercise https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/znntsbk Eating a varied diet https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zv84d2p Five types of food https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z4x76sg Food needed by the human body https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/ztr3cdm Why animals need a healthy diet https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zv6mhyc