There’s been a real buzz of creativity in Year 3 lately, and we just had to share what the children have been up to. As part of their recent theme work on ‘Kings and Queens’, the class took on the exciting challenge of designing and building their very own royal carriages—and the results were fantastic.
This half term, Year 3 were challenged with a homework project that asked them to create a dragon. There was a brilliant variety of work on display and it was clear the children had all worked extremely hard. Everyone enjoyed touring around the year group seeing what each other had created. It was particularly fantastic to see some of their ideas from our recent English unit on Dragon fact files brought to life.
Year 3 writers really impress....
This week, Year 3 enjoyed learning some practical mass maths.
Year 3 visited the Tower of London on Tuesday 3rd & Wednesday 4th March.
Baking Day in Year 3
Year 3 joined a global celebration to encourage a safer internet.
Celebrating year 3’s fantastic homework!
The year 3 pupils have begun learning about Kings and Queens.
In maths this week, Year 3 have started a new unit all about measurement! We started our learning with a lesson practising how to measure accurately. We used a meter stick and tape measure to measure items in our classroom and even ourselves! We've since been comparing the lengths of different objects and deciding whether it is best to measure something in metres(m), centimetres (cm) or millimetres (mm).
Year 3 had a fantastic time taking part in World Religions Day.
