“The more you read, the more things you’ll know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go,” Dr Seuss.
As reading is so important for children’s development, the children in Year Three will be having a focus on reading during this half term.
Each week they will complete an activity from the selection shown below. The children will bring these into school the following week and we will share them as a class and display them on our 'We are Readers' board in the classroom. As part of this sharing we will post, regularly, on this blog to show the fantastic reading the children have been doing.
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Write a review of your
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Create a character fact file for your favourite book character. |
Collect together some objects that remind you of a book. Bring them in and get others to guess the book. |
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Draw your favourite story as a comic strip. |
Extreme reading Take a picture of yourself reading in an unusual place or while doing an exciting activity (Please be careful!)
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As a family, create a Top Ten list of children’s books. |
| Design a brand new front cover for your favourite story. |
Create a quiz for a series of books or about a particular author. As a challenge, you could make this about children’s books in general! |
Share a story with someone that you wouldn’t normally. It could be a neighbour, auntie or uncle, or even your pet. Write a short reflection on the experience and maybe a photograph.
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