Class 2 Frettenham

This is 'The Book of Hopes' edited by Katherine Rundell, with contributions from more than 100 children's authors and illustrators. It's written to comfort, inspire and entertain children in lockdown.

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Ideas to support your Year 3 child:

Recall 3, 4 and 8 multiplications as well as their division facts
Use everyday objects to write fractions
Compare, order, add and subtract fractions with the same denominators
Measure objects around the house using a ruler and record in mm and cm
Baking is a perfect way to measure mass and capacity
Tell and write the time in 24 hour and analogue - do this at certain times of the day. Ask your children to help create a timetable
Draw 2D shapes and use a ruler to measure their sides
Add and subtract money using both pounds and pence
Ensure your child reads every day. Ask your child to give you a recount of what they have read.
Ask your children to keep a diary and include:
- Conjunctions (if, since, at when, although, because), adverbs and prepositions (during, before, after, behind, in front of, between) to make sentences longer
- Speech in sentences

Year 3 Home Learning Pack

Year 3 Home Learning - Practical Ideas

Year 3 Home Learning Parent Guidance and Answers

Ideas to support your Year 2 child:

Read everyday
Write book reviews for the books you finish
Keep a diary
Practise 2, 5 and 10 times tables
Complete calculations using all four operations (+, -, x and ÷)
Measure objects around your home and record the lengths
Go on a 3D shape hunt, write the names of all the shapes you find, then make a table and record the number of faces, edges and vertices for each object.
Collect some coins from your money box, list the coins you have and find the total amount. Try to make the same amount using different coins.

Year 2 Home Learning Pack

Year 2 Home Learning - Practical Ideas

Year 2 Home Learning Parent Guidance and Answers

Writing and Topic ideas

Letter from Mary for Frettenham Class 2

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