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Year 3 Rivers Homework 11/5/18
Can you over the weekend and at the start of next week find 4 new facts about rivers?
In your homework book you can draw them, write about them, make things to go in your book. We want you to have some knowledge of rivers and the way they work before we go to the River Ilston next week. This is a learning log style of homework so you can take up 2 pages in your book like the learning log research you did on Celts.
We have shared a folder with you called ‘A lot in a drop’ which has websites you can use to find some interesting facts. Give yourself a set time to do this homework and please don’t spend all weekend working on it.
Next Wednesday you can share your new knowledge with your friends so we learn even more facts about rivers.
Happy Researching – Mrs Williams
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