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Year 3 Reading Challenge – Spring 1 2024

Mr Carter

We learnt about information texts and poetry last term, can you apply your knowledge to answer the questions below about the information text and poem?

Read the texts and then complete the challenges.

Challenge 1:

1. What does the word emit mean? (significiant, clever or give off)
2. Name 2 sources of light from this text.
3. What type of text is this? (information, poem or story)

Challenge 2: Read the knowledge organiser, then answer the questions.

1. What is a light source?
2. How does light travel?
3. What happens to an image in a mirror?
4. What type of surface reflects light best?
5. Why is it important to wear sunglasses with a UV rating?

66 responses to “Year 3 Reading Challenge – Spring 1 2024”

  1. Elim F.

    Challenge 1
    1. Emit means give off.
    2.candles and lamp.
    3. it is a information text.

    Challenge 2
    1. An object that makes it’s own light.
    2. Light travels in a straight line
    4. Smooth, shiny and flat.
    5. You have to wear your sunglasses because you might damage your eye.

  2. Aurora H.

    1 Emit means give it off
    2 light source is something that makes its own light
    3what happens to a mirror it reflects clearly
    4what reflects the best smoothly shiny and flat
    5 it’s important to werea UV glasses because it won’t damage your eyes for example I’m looking at the sun and I get blind with uv glasses you won’t get blind

  3. Emaan S.

    What does the word emit mean?
    Give of
    Name two types of light from this text?
    Candles and sun
    What type of text is this?
    Information

  4. Khadija B.

    1. What is a light source?
    A light source is something that makes its own light
    2. How does light travel?
    By a straight line
    3. What happens to an image in a mirror?
    It reflects clearly
    4. What type of surface reflects light best?
    Smooth, shiny and flat
    5. Why is it important to wear sunglasses with a UV rating?the sun can damage your eyes if you don’t protect them

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