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Year 3
Homework Planner
Four sections for English, Maths, Science and Topic / Other, each with three writing lines and a done checkbox. Record the task and its due date together on the lines.
Time slots from 3:30 to 7:00pm map homework onto realistic after-school hours — includes breaks and clubs gaps. Stops the 'I'll do it later' drift until bedtime.
Weekly Timetable
A Monday-to-Friday timetable with light tinted day headings and six printed time slots from 9:00 to 15:00, with a midday gap. Fill cells with lessons, clubs or home-learning activities.
A low-ink Monday-to-Friday timetable with six printed time slots: 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00. Write lessons or routines in the blank cells; adjust times by hand if needed.
Mon–Sun rows list activity, time, and kit needed — built for busy families juggling clubs outside core lesson times. Kit column prevents forgotten trainers on gymnastics day.
Eight rows for club or sport, day, time, venue and a kit-packed checkbox. Keep activity details together and use the last column to check equipment before leaving.
Chore Charts
Family member names across columns, chores down rows — shared responsibility at a glance. Everyone sees who covers dishes, bins, or pet feeding this week.
One child's chores down the side, Mon–Sun checkboxes across — personal chart without sibling columns. Good when rewards are individual or ages differ widely.
Day columns cross chore rows with a star column when the week is complete — ties household jobs to weekly rhythm. Stars reward consistent completion not single-day luck.
Morning, after-school, and evening sections split the day — chores and routines sit in the right time block. Helps children see when tasks happen, not just what tasks exist.
Certificates
A bordered certificate with a recipient name line, achievement message, two lines for a specific achievement, and date and awarded-by fields. Name the effort or progress you want to celebrate.
A reading award with gold-toned stars, a recipient name line, two lines for a specific reading achievement, date and awarded-by fields. Celebrate progress, enjoyment or persistence.
