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English Year 3

Transition Activity Booklet Answers


SPaG Activities
Section 1
a. Mrs French will not be a happy teacher if Class 10 are badly behaved again today.
b. Josie will be allowed to play outside after she has finished her homework.
c. The boys received a bravery award because they saved the man from drowning.

Section 2
safely

Section 3
safe safer safest
early earlier earliest

Section 4
Accept any appropriate sentence written in the past tense.

Section 5
Ben filled the car boot with a sleeping bag, a tent, a camping stove and his rucksack.

Section 6

Any appropriate sentence with an expanded noun phrase to describe the boy or the duvet,
e.g. The extremely tired boy lay under his duvet.

Jailbreak
Examples of adjectives which could be written:

happy: cheerful, merry, jolly, joyful, pleased, delighted, satisfied, glad, content.

sad: unhappy, sorrowful, downcast, miserable, down, despondent, glum, blue.

ugly: unpleasant, horrible, vile, appalling, gruesome, offensive, foul, rotten.

pretty: attractive, lovely, good-looking, delightful, nice, fair, beautiful, glamorous.

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Emoji Phonics Mosaic

spitely cheerly slowly lovely nicely safely quickly watchly mouthly

painly sadly strangely coldly cleverly brightly shyly quietly fearly

sweetly spiteful painful watchful cleanly mouthful fearful stressful loudly

softly delightful hopely cheerful wisely thankful hurtly wonderful firstly

calmly hateful harmful useful rudely truthful restful helpful bravely

sadful slowful badly carefully deeply finally gladly loveful quickful

strangeful cleverful kindly smoothly boldly clearly cleverly brightful sweetful

deadly exactly gladly wishly carely wonderly dimly roughly loudly

stressly clearly crisply gravely safely thickly secretively jokingly truthly

harmly usely strangely speedily normally curiously uselessly colourly restly

Spot Mr Whoops’ Mistakes


the, was, beautiful, today, class, our, grass, pretty, plant, gold, wild, again

Summer Wordsearch

l w s u n g l a s s e s
q e l h o l i d a y b l
c j s o j f r i s b e e
o d w b m b c w a t a o
s e i u m a a m n s c n
u c m t o r m e d n h p
n k m t l b p h c h r o
s c i e c e i p a r q r
h h n r n c n p s s t w
i a g f c u g i t z d q
n i p l l e d r l s r b
e r g y s b i f e p j j

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