Homework

For your first task, please log onto Mathletics using your log on code in your reading record and complete the assigned activities.

Mathletics Parents, please check the content of external websites.

Next, spend a few extra minutes reading. This can be your school reading book, the reading for pleasure book, a book from home or a book on Oxford Reading Buddy.

Then, for this week's reading task, please complete a book recommendation. You could do this by recording a video or designing a poster. Don't forget to include the title of the book that you are recommending, the author of the book, who you think it would be suitable for (e.g. young children, people who like football, anyone who enjoys books written by ___) and what you like about the book.

Oxford Reading Buddy Parents, please check the content of external websites.

We will be completing our DT project on Monday. (Parents, if you have any buttons or pieces of fabric that are A4 size or bigger that you no longer need, all donations would be gratefully received. Thank you!)

In Art, next half term, we will be looking at self portraits.

For your final task this week, explore self portraits further.

You might decide to create your own self-portrait. This could be by sketching, painting, using photography or even as a collage.

You could research artists and their self portraits.

We are looking forward to seeing what you produce.

Have a lovely weekend.

The Year 3 Team

How to Draw a Face for Kids

Quick demo on drawing the facial proportions on the a white board using Expo markers. Detailed footage on drawing the nose in 3 easy steps. Also drawing the lips in three easy steps.

How To Draw A Self Portrait: For Kids!

Follow along with this tutorial and learn how to draw your very own self portrait! Here is the Link for the Tips for Teachers video for this project: https://youtu.be/KGxtKiLmlBg also Follow along on instagram and share your artwork with me! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrs.booksandbrushes/

How to Make a Self Portrait | Miss Brushes Art Academy (Sesame Studios)

Miss Brushes is teaching her class how to make self portraits! A self portrait is a picture you draw of yourself and we are all unique! What would you show in your own self portrait? -- The makers of Sesame Street welcome you to Sesame Studios, a brand new YouTube channel hosted by Marvie.

What Famous Painters Looked Like in Their Self-Portraits and in Real Life

Before photography was invented, painters used their talent and skills to immortalize themselves in self-portraits and let people know what they looked like. Many famous painters of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries were photographed, and thanks to their rare pictures, we can compare their real-life looks with their self-portraits.