Category : Class 3
Welcome back Class 3.
We’ve had a fantastic, busy and exciting first week back at school. On Tuesday we heard a ‘crash’ and a ‘bang’ and when we went outside to investigate we found there had been a crash landing on the playground!
We found evidence of aliens, they even left us some messages, but we think we might have been a bit too noisy for any to want to stick around!
We’re going to keep our eyes peeled for any more signs of friendly aliens.
Class 3 have had another busy week working both in school and at home. Take a look at some of the lovely things they have been doing.
Having fun writing silly sentences, tips for how to look after giraffes and beautiful tree descriptions.
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- Fearne’s silly sentences!
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- Elsie know’s what a giraffe needs to be healthy and happy.
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- Elsie’s magical tree description.
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- Holly’s beautiful writing.
Working hard with this week’s maths challenges.
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- Concentration and perseverance.
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- Problem solving.
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- Times tables challenge!
Practising new skills at home…
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- Baking delicious buns!
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- Rearing beautiful butterflies!
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- Taking stunning nature photographs.
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- Learning to tie laces. Can you tie yours yet?
Finally the children in school have been thinking about a special date on the calendar. To all the Class 3 Dads, “Happy Father’s Day!”
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- As strong as the Hulk!
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- As strong as a yeti!
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- As clever as a Clever Cookie!
Have a wonderful weekend and as always keep safe.
Mrs Goodyer
The children in Class 3 have impressed me again this week with their wonderful English and expedition tasks.
In English we have been reading, following and writing instructions.
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- Fearne’s yummy Crispy squares!
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- Elsie’s delicious omelette.
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- Elsie’s instructions for planting seeds.
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- Ingredients for Victoria’s tasty pancakes…
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- and her instructions.
In our expedition this week we have hunted for plants, identified and labelled them and even started to grow our own.
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- Fearne’s beautifully labelled plant.
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- Elsie went on a plant hunt…what a creative way to record what she found.
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- Holly has been researching plants.
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- Victoria’s carefully labelled drawing.
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- Victoria has been growing lots of plants for her garden.
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- Elsie’s sunflower is now taller that she is!
Keeping up our love of reading.
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- Evelyn learning all about Africa.
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- Adam sharing a book with his family.
Well done Class 3, keep up your amazing work!
Another busy and varied week in Class 3, let’s take a look a what you have all been up to.
In English…
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- Victoria practised spelling compound words.
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- Elsie’s compound words beautiful work.
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- Victoria’s prediction of ‘The Green Ship’
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- Adam’s great predistion of what might happen in ‘The Green Ship’ by Quentin Blake.
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- Holly did a great job interviewing her parents about their favourite books when they were children.
Mia and Elsie thought about the wildlife in their gardens and our playground and did a great job making bird feeders.
Elsie made a beautiful worry jar and baked for her Mummy during the ‘7 Day Kindness Challenge.’
In school and at home you have been thinking about animals and their habitats.
Victoria enjoyed some science this week and grew her own crystals!
Adam built another amazing model.
Fearne and Adam enjoying the sunshine and relaxing with a good book.
I hope you all enjoyed looking at these photos as much as I did Class 3, they are fabulous!
Have a great half term.
Mrs Goodyer
On Friday Class 3 took part in a circle time, something I have been missing while we all stay safe at home. We started by passing on a smile to see how many people in our families we could make smile. I was lucky enough to receive some pass a smile selfies…
We then thought about the positives of our time at home and finished the sentence starter ‘One thing I have enjoyed about staying safe at home has been..’ Here are a few of our answers…
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying at home is writing and fun maths work using pasta shapes but I’ve also enjoyed just playing and enjoying extra time with family 😍😊 Elsie xx
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying home has been spending time with my mummy and daddy and going in my hot tub. Emily x
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying at home is doing my maths games on computer- lots of love 🌈🧁🌸🌹🍭🍬🍬🌻-Victoria xx
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying at home has been playing ‘Daycare’ with my dolls and babies. Holly
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying at home is learning with mummy and daddy, eating watermelon and drawing with chalk outside with my sisters. Caihla xx
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- One thing I have enjoyed about staying at Home is playing with my Big sister and to jump on the trampoline. Adam 🤗😃❤️
One thing I have enjoyed about staying at home is having PE in the paddling pool. Fearne xx
It’s lovely to see you all making the most of your time at home. Keep having fun.
Mrs Goodyer
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to complete the survey. The survey is now closed from 12noon Monday 18th May. We will now consider your requirements and use them to plan the next phase of our action plan. I will be in touch in due course. Please continue to stay safe.
Once again Class 3 have excelled themselves with their home learning, take a look at some of this week’s beautiful work.
We have been using our imaginations in our creative writing…
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- After watching the video ‘Once in a Lifetime’ Adam wrote a wonderfully descriptive ending to the story.
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- Fearne collaborated with her Mum on her ending for the story.
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- Elsie wrote a lovely description of ‘Tiny the Dragon’.
Mathematicians have been busy learning fractions…
Geographers have been exploring the United Kingdom…
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- Elsie made a poster to show what each country has to offer.
Readers have been enjoying this week’s key text ‘The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse’…
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- Caihla read this week’s text to her family.
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- Exploring the differences between the town and the country.
Super scientists have been weather watching and exploring chemistry…
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- Victoria has been keeping a weather diary.
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- Emily has been making bath bombs!
You are all amazing Class 3, keep up your great effort and keep sharing the wonderful things you are doing at home.
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- Holly’s beautiful new window display!
Take care and ‘Bee Happy’!
Mrs Goodyer
This week in Class 3 I continue to be amazed by all the wonderful work the children are producing at home. From weather reporting to poetry and science investigations to animal fact files their effort and enthusiasm for our new expedition has been fabulous!
Here is a selection of some of Class 3’s beautiful work…
Exploring hot and cold places…
Being scientists and investigating…
Budding poets…
VE Day preparations…
I would also like to thank all the grown ups too, your efforts do not go unnoticed.
Happy Friday
Mrs Goodyer
Hello Class 3,
A huge thank you to everyone that has shared photographs and sent me messages over the past week. I will be updating the blog weekly and sharing your photos as I am sure you would all love to see your friends.
You have made a fabulous start to our new expedition, ‘Where in the world would you go?’. It has been lovely to find out about all the places you have visited, how you got there and to hear about the places you are looking forward to visiting in the future.
Exploring the outdoors…
Fun with maths and measures…
Reading for pleasure!
I hope you have enjoyed seeing your friends and sharing all the lovely things you have been doing. Keep up your super efforts and I look forward to sharing more examples of beautiful work very soon.
Stay safe.
