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Here are a couple of websites that we use in class. They are all free and do not require login details other than the ones your child has been given from school.
Hit the button (Maths for all levels) www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
Maths games - www.topmarks.co.uk
TTRS (Maths) Login details from class teacher
Wordwall ( English , lots of grammar games) https://wordwall.net/en-gb/community/english/game
English games - www.gamestolearnenglish.com
Remember to use your new TTRS and EdShed logins. We have set an assignment on EdShed. Happy spelling!
Welcome to class homepage. We hope you enjoy following our learning journey.
History Newswatch!
We’ve been exploring how our local area has changed over the past 400 years. We were amazed by what we discovered and became journalists to report on the changes!
Please watch breaking news
Wow! We have some fantastic gymnasts in Year 3!
We’ve been working hard to improve our travel, balance, jumps and rolls. We’ve nearly perfected these skills and are now putting them together into our very own sequences.
We’re so excited to share our finished routines with you very soon!
Eleanor loves reading and recently brought in the latest Julia Donaldson book, The Gruffalo Granny, to share with the class. This was a lovely gesture and is helping to encourage a love of reading among her classmates.
Please bring your favourite book into class to share with us. We have a slot on our timetable for whole-class reading, which is a lovely way to end the school day.
We’d love to hear about your favourite stories and enjoy them together!
Remember to record your favourite books in your Reading Journals.
On Friday we had a lovely visit to the Library. On the way we saw some squirrels as well.
Congratulations to the children who completed the Library challenge over the summer. Well done Bentley, Abbey, Marcus, Aria, Tommy, Piper and Miles.
Year 3 had a very special visitor on Monday!
Thank you to Mrs Gilmore, a local historian and valued member of the Clayton Brook community, for a fascinating talk about the history of Clayton Brook. The children really enjoyed it!
We’ve had a brilliant start to Theme Week, learning about British artist Stephen Wiltshire.
The children created detailed observational drawings of the Houses of Parliament. Come and have a look at our class art gallery!
We have had a lot of fun this week, finding out how France influenced UK. we found out that William the Conqueror of France came over in 1066 and became King of England. We drew our own castles as that is what the Normans built when they came over with William the Conqueror, they also built the tower of London.
As part of the Assembly there was an afternoon tea, so we decided to make the English pudding Apple and Blackberry crumble in a mini version. We even got to taste it in class too. Did you try it, what did you think? Have a look at us making them below.
Our Science unit this half term is all about our skeleton. In this lesson we had to identify bones we recognised using masking tape, it was a lot of fun,
Here we are enjoying our Drama lesson , learning how to create conversations in our stories. It was scary but we enjoyed it !
Year 3 have enjoyed their maths lessons, exploring different methods to find 1, 10 and 100 more or less. They then used their understanding to solve number patterns.
In RE, we explored leaders and followers through the stories of Moses and Joshua. We discussed what makes a good leader and how being a good friend can also mean being a good leader. We even made our own megaphones!
We have some amazing gymnasts in Year 3! The children have explored balancing and developed sequences with a friend. We are now confident in transferring our skills onto apparatus.
