Welcome back after the Easter holiday! We hope that you all had an enjoyable and relaxing break and that the children are excited to start back for the Summer term.
The Summer term is again busy time for children in Year 3 with lots of learning taking place.
In our Science work, we will be studying ‘Plants’. This year, we are continuing to reach through Thematic Topic lessons across the school, and this terms topic is ‘Picture our Planet’. We look forward to exploring key skills and conservation issues across the world. English and Mathematics will continue to be taught daily and focus on key writing skills and mathematical calculations. Times tables begin to be a big focus in Year 3, to prepare for their test in Year 4. Practice of reading and times tables at home will greatly support children in these areas.
Year 3 PE sessions will continue Wednesday and Thursday for the Summer Term.
Please ensure that children have the correct PE kit in school at all times. PE kits can be purchased from the school office and can be kept in school all week on their peg. As the weather is still slightly colder, the children may prefer to wear tracksuit bottoms and jumpers during P.E.
Children in Class 3 receive regular homework and spellings. Children are still expected to complete a reading journal activity of their choice after every book. Children should aim to complete at least one reading journal activity per week. Additional creative homework will also be given out throughout the year.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me, I will usually be available at the end of each day. Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs Williams
Class 3 Teacher
March 2020
Class 3 dressed in some amazing costumes and enjoyed talking about the characters that they were dressed as.
February 2020
Class 3 impressed everybody with what they have learned about the recorder. They demonstrated their ability to accompany a piece of music using the three different notes that they have been taught. Well done to everybody involved.
