Class 3 Homework Spring One 2016
3类家庭作业2016年春
3 Lèi jiātíng zuòyè 2016 niánchūn
China
All Class 3 children are expected to do homework each week. It should take around 2½ - 3 hours a
week (which is around ½ an hour a day). Each week you will need to choose from Crispy Spring
Rolls , Birds Nest Soup , Szechuan Noodles or Lychee Dumplings (a dessert is a real treat so is
worth two mains and may take 2 weeks to complete).
Reading is no longer expected as homework it is just expected - daily for at least 20 minutes.
Homework will be set on Wednesdays and handed in on Mondays. Please make every effort to
hand in on time to ensure work is read, appreciated and marked before being handed back.
All work should be completed to the same high standards expected in school: Neatest handwriting and presentation
Completed in pencil unless you are a pen licence holder
Ruler used to draw straight lines
Date and title on every piece of work - underlined neatly using a ruler
All work should look and read as if care and effort has been used
Colouring should be neat and carefully done
Every effort to spell words correctly should have been taken
No felt pens or highlighters unless otherwise specified
There may be times when work can be completed as a presentation. These can be emailed
to school or put on a memory stick and arrive in school on Monday mornings.
Feel free to suggest any useful websites to help with homework.
Crispy Spring Rolls
Play one of these Maths times tables games for 10 minutes each day
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/SpeedGrid/Multiplication/urikamultires.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/game/ma13tabl-game-tables-grid-find
http://www.maths-games.org/times-tables-games.html
Record when you played and for how long and your scores in your Homework Book.
Play one of these Maths games for at least 30 mins
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks2/maths/
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/problem-solving
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/Flash.aspx?f=countdowntimerv3
Record when you played and for how long and your scores in your Homework Book.
Solve at least one of these problems
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/Flash.aspx?f=MagicSquares
http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/jugs/jugs.html
Record your progress in your Homework Book.
Take one of the Laminated Times Tables Games home and play for 10 minutes each day and record when you played and for
how long and your scores in your Homework Book.
Birds Nest Soup
Learn your spellings using one of these methods:Look, cover, write, check
Design a poster using all the words
write them with your wrong hand joining all the letters
Mirror write them
Check out these spelling games:http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/interactive/literacy.html#7
Szechuan Noodles
Choose one activity each week and remember to use the features for the type of writing you
are going to use. In other words if it is instructions use the features for that type of writing.
Research the geography of China. Draw a map and put the main towns, rivers, mountains,
lakes and places of special interest on it and include a fact file on population, types of
industry and so on.
Make a travel brochure about a destination in China. Include places of interest, map, places
to eat or places to stay. Remember you need to be very persuasive to really 'sell' these
places.
Find out about the Chinese Horoscope. Make a PowerPoint or a leaflet to explain what it all
means and how it works. This could be emailed to school.
Find out about some Chinese inventions. You may need to include diagrams, pictures and
charts to explain them.
Lychee Dumplings
Find out about Chinese music, dance or drama. You may want to include examples so you
could do this on a PowerPoint and email to school.
If you have a Chinese takeaway you could try some new dishes and evaluate the flavours and
find out what ingredients are in the dish. Get the whole family involved. Or you could cook
your own Chinese, taking photos of each stage and include recipes and tips.
Find out about the Chinese Dragon Dance and in particular the dragon then make your own
model dragon.
Find out about some Chinese Martial Arts. What are they called? What do they mean? Where
or why did they start in the first place? What are the rules? How can they be used today?
Homework Record
Don't forget that one Lychee Dumplings can be done instead of two Szechuan Noodles .
Reading can be independent or reading to someone else (adult or younger child) but must be
sustained for 20 minutes a day for maximum impact.
Date to be
Crispy
Spring Rolls
Birs Nest
Soup
Szechuan
Noodles
Lychee
Dumplings
handed in
Week 1
11th January
Week 2
18th January
Week 3
25th January
Week 4
1st February
Week 5
8th February
Half Term
Week 6
22nd February
祝你好运，做出明智的选择
Zhù nǐ hǎo yùn, zuò chū míngzhì de xuǎnzé
Good luck and choose wisely
Daily
Reading
minimum
of 20
minutes a
day