Year 3 is the start of Key Stage 2. Find out what your child will learn in Year 3 and support learning at home with Year 3 English worksheets and Year 3 maths worksheets on key topics, including times tables, partitioning, fiction and non-fiction texts and grammar.
You can also visit the Homework Gnome for help with Year 3 topic homework.
Articles
How your Year 3 child develops
As your child moves from infants to juniors, how will they develop and change in Year 3?
What your child learns in Year 3 maths, English and science
Starting Year 3 also means entering a new Key Stage. Read on to find out what your child’s maths, English and science lessons will be like, and how they can keep up their studies outside of school with free Year 3 worksheets.
Supporting your Year 3 child's learning at home
We all want to support our children's learning in the best way possible, so we asked mum-of-three Phoebe Duffy, an experienced primary school teacher and education writer, what to focus on with your Year 3 child to ensure that you're consolidating what they're working on at school.
Tutorials
Adding three digit numbers using column addition tutorial
Let our digital teacher show you how to add three digit numbers using column addition, then try a few on-screen addition questions using this method.
Subtracting a tens number from a three digit number tutorial
Let our digital teacher show you how to subtract a three digit number from a tens number. Then, when you're feeling confident, try and answer her on-screen questions.
Multiplying a two digit number by a one digit number tutorial
Let our digital teacher show you how to multiply a two digit number by a one digit number. Then she's going to ask you some questions, to check you've got the hang of it!
Worksheets
Reading comprehension: storyboarding
Read this story about ‘Arachne the Spinner’. Can you complete a storyboard? Draw a picture to show what is happening in each part of the story and write a short sentence underneath to explain it.
Venn diagram puzzle
This Venn diagram has been filled in but there are no rules at the top. What do you think the rules could be?
Y3 problem-solving: addition
Can you solve these tricky word problems using your addition skills?
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Year 3 Booster packs in English and Maths
Keep your child's numeracy learning on track with the Year 3 Maths Booster pack. Partitioning practice, timed challenges and problem-solving – there's a different activity to help practise everything they've learnt in school in the first year of KS2 and help them relate maths to everyday life.
Help your child's imagination soar – and then recount their adventures on paper! The Year 3 English Booster pack will help them revise punctuation, persuasive text and more, but there are plenty of encounters with witches and conversations with elephants in the garden to keep them interested along the way.
Over the course of the school year, the Year 3 English Learning Journey programme and Year 3 Maths Learning Journey will cover all the key topics in the curriculum. By following the programme of two worksheets a week, you’ll quickly be able to spot any topics that your child hasn't fully grasped and reinforce learning that is happening in the classroom at home. Your child will feel more confident in their own abilities and you’ll know you are giving your child the very best chance of succeeding in school.
And if you want to know if your child's learning is on track, just get them to take the Year 3 Maths Progress check or Year 3 English Progress check. The checks are designed to help you understand if your child has grasped key areas of literacy and numeracy for Y3, and to help you identify any topics they might need more practice with. Three tests, each tailored to one of the school terms, are included, as well as answers to help you evaluate your child's work.
Homework Gnome – for all your topic homework
In Year 3, your child will cover some core learning areas of history and geography. For many of these topic-areas, you'll find top facts, timelines, did you knows, pictures, videos and more, in the Homework Gnome. Why not check out the following:
