We hope you have a fun filled festive break and enjoy spending time with family and friends.
Thank you
Mrs Thorpe, Mrs Hall, Mr MacBean,
Mrs Hibberd and Mrs Scott
We hope you have a fun filled festive break and enjoy spending time with family and friends.
Thank you
Mrs Thorpe, Mrs Hall, Mr MacBean,
Mrs Hibberd and Mrs Scott
We've had a very fun and busy week so far! I'm so proud of all of the children's performance this week in our performance of Snow White.
The children have sung at the Weldmar Hospice and Cheriton care home. They've watched Jack and the Beanstalk and had lots of festive fun including seeing Father Christmas appear on a motorbike!
Tomorrow the children can come in non school uniform. Christmas clothes/jumpers but please something warm. They should also bring a 'wrapped' lunch.See you all tomorrow for the last day of the Autumn term!
What a fantastic Design and Technology week we had last week. Here are some photos of the making process.
Wow what a treat we have had today! The children were all so very well behaved and loved visiting the library and going to watch Matilda the musical in the cinema.
Thank you so much to POWSA that made this possible!
This week we have finished our learning about The Romans and the battle of Watling street. We ran out of time to film today so hope to do this next week at some point.
In Maths we have been looking at subtraction in the column method where we have had to exchange the tens or the hundreds and this is what the home learning this week focuses on.
Thank you to everyone that had their children's reading records in. It's fantastic to see how much you are all reading at home and it is definitely making a difference as their AR numbers are increasing.
We hope you have a lovely weekend. I will be sending out social stories for the children that might need this for our inspired to learn STEM week which will start on Monday.
π The Year 3 teamπ
This week we will be coming to the end of our learning about The Celts, Romans and the Battle of Watling Street. We will be filming scenes for a short video to share on our learning.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the children are invited to audition for a speaking part in our play.
We have had a busy week writing about Boudicca's Revolt. The children have order the historical facts, written full sentences, made notes and completed a newspaper report.
Today in Computing with Mr Spracklen we continued our unit of work on 'Spreadsheets'.
Today's success criteria was to use -
- The‘more than’, ‘less than’ and ‘equals’ tools to compare different numbers and help to work out solutions to calculations.
- The ‘spin’ tool to count through times table.
We completed this work mainly in pairs (so that we could talk through what we were doing and develop our thinking still further) -
Key activities included -
Want to find out more about spreadsheets and extended your child's understanding?
Check out this great unit of work from the Oak National Academy -
https://classroom.thenational.academy/units/spreadsheets-ecb4
I popped into the classroom at the end of the day and as soon as I walked in I was amazed by the brilliant shields all around the room. Thank you so much for your support and help with these shields. It really is a task that the children will remember for a long time to come.
They have all been asking me when the battle is! So the plan will be to 'battle' with these either at the end of this week or the beginning of next but this all depends on the weather.
☆Mrs Thorpe ☆
Today in Computing with Mr Spracklen we found out how spreadsheet programs can automatically create graphs from data.
It was so lovely to see all the children again today. We spent some time looking at our new timeline in the hall. We spoke about what we had been learning about last half term and then looked at what we are learning about now and how this fit on the timeline.
We've had a fantastic day at The Ancient Technology Centre. The children were all brilliant and listened and learnt lots! Thank you to Jen and Nada who supported us today with the different workshops. The children learnt how make cordage out of reed, how to weave on a loom and looked at artefacts from the bronze and iron age. It was a brilliant day. Thank you to all of the adults that supported our trip today.