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Unit listing for English, primary, Year 3. 'The Day the Crayons Quit': reading and writing persuasive letters
Find out what to expect in Year 3 at primary school (age 7–8), with information about the curriculum for English and maths, and tips for helping at home.
Your guide to what your child will be taught in English lessons in Year 3 as they move into KS2. Literacy is still a daily lesson in Year 3, made up of: Reading. Writing. Speaking and listening. Topics the children may cover include: Myths and legends. Adventure and mystery. Plays and dialogue. Poems to perform. Shape poems.
Year 3. To support your child’s learning over the Summer Break you will find weekly activities under each year group on the Mossgate School website. These activities are optional, but would be of benefit to your child to keep certain key aspects of learning going over the Summer break.
This fun activity book will help your child develop the English skills they need in Key Stage 2. Each activity is precisely matched to your child’s age and aligned with school expectations. Includes stickers and a progress chart.
3 weeks Use a simple contents page and index to locate information. Use correct letter formation in own writing. Identify adjectives in expanded noun phrases and use the term 'adjective'. Follow 3 step instructions when given slowly and clearly. Week 3: Write a report or book. Edit and improve work. Peer review. Take part in a debate. Share and ...
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