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Primary 3 Activities you can do with your child on a daily basis. Reading Read to your child. Reading is very important. (20mins) See below some links where you can find books for your child; https://www.librariesni.org.uk/Pages/eBoo ks.aspx www.starfall.com Children can also access Accelerated Reader online to complete quizzes using the following website. https://ukhosted24.renlearn.co.uk// 2234939 Please type the link into search bar- do not google.
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Primary 3Activities you can do with your child on a daily basis.
ReadingRead to your child. Reading is very important. (20mins)See below some links where you can find books for your child; https://www.librariesni.org.uk/Pages/eBooks.aspxwww.starfall.com
Children can also access Accelerated Reader online to complete quizzes using the following website.
https://ukhosted24.renlearn.co.uk//2234939 Please type the link into search bar- do not google. Enter user name and password. If you need your child’s user name or password please email Mr Gallagher [email protected] or send him a message through Facebook.
High Frequency Words. (Attached below)Select 6 words from your child’s HFW class list each week.Practise reading and writing these words each day. Think of how you can put each word into a sentence.
Writing – NewsDraw a picture of your daily news. Add a label/title. Write sentences about your picture. Remember full stops, spaces, capital letters and adjectives. Read your news to someone at home.
Mental MathsPlease see below the core competences for Primary 3 children. Work through these on a daily basis to keep their mental maths skills fresh.
Identify missing numbers in a sequence within 50
Count orally in 1’s, 2’s, 10’s forwards and backwards to/from 0, then any number within 50
Count orally in 5’s forwards and backwards to/from 0, then any multiple of 5 within 50
Recognise, read, write and order numbers to 100
Know number “before”, “after”, “between” within 100
Demonstrate understanding of commutative nature of addition.
Add/subtract 1, 2, 0, to/from any number within 20, then 50
Know doubles to 10, and know near doubles with answers within 50
Know components to 10 Know all remaining single digit addition facts
within 10 Find what must be added to a number to
make 10 Subtract a single digit from 10 Add a single digit to 10 and vice versa Add/subtract 10 or a multiple of 10 to/from
any 2 digit number within 50
NumeracyIn addition to Mental Maths activities listed above, your child can access Mathletics online. This is a fun interactive learning website which includes all areas of Numeracy. Your child has
been given their own login details for this website.http://community.mathletics.com/signin
