Welcome to Year 3 - Roe Deer Class
Our teacher is Mrs Morris and our teaching assistant is Mrs Shilton.
How are we already over halfway through the term!
The festivities are in full swing, this week we have been creating art work for our Christmas door in readiness for next week. We cannot wait to see the Christmas doors around school.
A super week in year 3, the children continue to amaze me.
This week we have been discussing different themes in our focus book in Guided Reading ‘The Barnabus Project’, we discussed how fiction books had different genres and themes. The themes might be hidden throughout the story. We have also been learning what and how to write in paragraphs when writing a persuasive letter from Duncan to the crayons. Persuading them to work for Duncan again.
Another super week year 3! Well done :)
Welcome back! It is wonderful seeing all the children again and finding out all about their half-term adventures!
Wow, what a great half term the children have had in year 3! They have amazed us with all their hard work and efforts. It was wonderful meeting you all at parents evening to discuss how your child has settled and the progress they have made. Working together is vitally important, please contact us should you have any questions or concerns.
The children have written some super descriptions of the ‘Tin Forest’ this week, learning how to write in paragraphs and to reflect on their own and others work to improve it.
In Maths, we been recapping on our number bonds knowledge to help us work out 'subtracting 1s across 10s', ensuring we have a secure knowledge of place value within subtraction. We have been solving problems and proving how we know the answer using number facts. We will continue to practise our reasoning skills, by proving how we know the answer
What another super week Year 3!
The children had great fun joining in with the forest school activities at New Park on Tuesday, they shared and developed their knowledge about the trees, seasons and ecosystem. We felt extremely proud of the children, they demonstrated great listening skills and behaviour, New Park staff noted "their behaviour and attitude to learning is impeccable".
Another super week in year 3, the children have all worked really hard. During our school and class worships we have been talking about the changes around the seasons, Autumn. We have been discussing those changes relevant to the beautiful New Forest, including pannage and rutting season. The children have loved sharing their favourite things about this season including pumpkin picking, conker collecting and looking after hedgehogs in their garden.
Wow! How are we already finishing week 4. It has been an absolute pleasure getting to know all of the children over the last few weeks. They continue to amaze me with their fantastic ideas during our learning.
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There are several parts to our homework, and this is set on Thursday and should be completed by the following the Wednesday. We have practised logging in to these sites in class this week, details are located in the back of your child's reading diary.
Homework includes;
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Wow, What a week! Year 3 continue to amaze me!
What a fantastic second week in Year 3, all the children continue to show great independence, resilience and perseverance in their learning.
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Welcome Back Year 3 :-)
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