Year 3 Homework Project for Term 3
Topic – Stone Age to Iron Age
For our history topic we would like you to do a project on the ‘Prehistoric
Period’. Your project could be a poster, an information booklet, a model or
even a PowerPoint presentation. Be creative. But most of all… have fun! Try
to do a different type of project from your last project. For instance, if you
did a poster or booklet last time, why not try a model or game instead?
Which project format you can choose:
Design and Technology *
Written text *
Computer presentation *
Oral Presentation (minimum of 2 minutes) *
Art and Craft
Game
Performance
Blog
What you could do each week:
Research; decide on which type of DT; plan; gather
materials, make; evaluate; refine!
Research; take notes; create a rough draft; edit; create
images; publish!
Research; take notes; decide which program; plan;
make; edit!
Research; take notes; prepare script/notes; practise
with someone at home; edit!
Research; decide on Art form; plan; gather materials;
make, evaluate; refine!
Research; decide on game type; plan; gather materials;
make; evaluate; refine; play it!
Research; take notes; prepare; practise with someone
at home, refine!
Research; take notes; take photos; create a rough draft;
edit; publish!
Here are some ideas to get you started:
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A written text on how civilisation changed from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
A model of Stonehenge or an Iron Age Hillfort.
Interview a family member of friend to create a timeline of their life.
Undertake your own archeological dig in your garden (supervised by your parents)
and record your findings.
You MUST record what you are doing each week in your Project Record Sheet, which
you will need to stick in your homework book. Your teacher will look at it each week
to check that you are doing something on your project every week.
This project is due on Friday 3rd February 2017. This means you have 4 weeks to do
this project. Aim to do about one hour each week. If you have any problems/ questions
with your project come and talk to your teacher. Do not leave it till the last week!