Year 3/4 Homework
Maths: to complete the problems
on weight (on the back).
English, to write three sentences
using commas in pairs—see the
example below
English, spelling: learn to spell the
words appropriate to your year
group.
Spellings
Year 3
Year 4
Spin
Spot
Spell
Spill
Spark
Speak
Spike
Spout
Spray
Sprout
Sprint
Spring
Sprang
Quack
Question
Quiz
Quilt
Quick
Queen
Quite
Quiet
Square
Squeak
Squirrel
Banguet
Liquid
Corner
Weekly Table practise:
12x AGAIN, or 1.2x
Information:
English— to write sentences using commas in pairs to ass extra information.
E.g. Mrs Caswell, the headteacher, called out to the children.
In this example the sentence ‘Mrs Caswell called out to the children’ would be fine.
But using the commas we have added in some extra information.
Maths— remember if you can do your 3s you can do your 12s—double and double
again!
Please return by WEDNESDAY 6h March
Thank you!
English—copy these sentences into your homework book
and put a pair of commas in the correct place.
1. The children laughing out loud ran out to play.
2.
Mr Owen realising he was late ran to the bus!
3. He opened a present feeling very excited only to dis
cover it was an empty box!
EXTENSION
Try writing 2 sentences of your own which include a pair of
commas.
Maths—have a go at these word problems on weight.
1. 1 bag of sugar weigh the same as 10 table spoons of
margarine. Hoy many tables of margarine would 6 bags
of sugar weight the same as?
2.
3.
1000g is the same as 1kg, so how many grams are in
1.5kg of chocolate? (Don’t just write ‘a lot’!)
3.5kg of apples would weigh how many grams?