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Hutton Church of England Primary School Home Learning Year: 3 Term: 6 Week: 2 Commencing: 8th June 2020 Day English Maths Mini Project Monday Reading (10 min) Measure This Week’s Art Project Oxford Owl Library Video Lesson 1 Worksheet This weeks project is Art based and combines three elements for you to learn about: Perspective, Literacy Lesson 1 Answers the vanishing point and landscape painting. We will begin by looking a the landscape paintings of Vincent Van Gogh. Spelling Shed TT Rockstars Tuesday Reading (10 min) Equivalent lengths (m 1: An introduction to Vincent van Gogh: Van Gogh used perspective in his landscape paintings. Oxford Owl Library and cm) Watch this BBC clip Read this powerpoint. Van Gogh colouring sheets. Video Lesson 2 Literacy Lesson 2 Worksheet 2: What is perspective? Perspective is the name given to the way in which objects become Answers smaller as they move further away from you. Read this powerpoint. Spelling Shed TT Rockstars 3: Drawing and painting using perspective: For this activity, you will need a ruler, some paper, a Wednesday Reading (10 min) Equivalent lengths pencil and some coloring pens, pencils or paint. Watch this BBC clip and look at the examples of Oxford Owl Library (mm and cm) work below. Have a go at using the vanishing point and ruler technique to draw a landscape Video Lesson 3 which uses perspective. Activity 1 Activity 2 Literacy Lesson 3 Worksheet Answers Spelling Shed TT Rockstars Thursday Reading (10 min) Compare Lengths Oxford Owl Library Video Lesson 4 Worksheet Literacy Lesson 4 Answers Spelling Shed TT Rockstars The Hay Wain, by John Constable Bulb Fields, by Vincent van Gogh, Late Spring Tunnel, by David Hockney Friday Reading (10 min) White Rose (1821) (1883) (2006) Oxford Owl Library Friday Challenge Literacy Lesson 5 Good luck with this week’s activities and please email me to share your learning Spelling Shed TT Rockstars Any Day Eedi maths quizzes. Learning by Questions - Optional Mini revision quizzes on Maths, Science and English .

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