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St Botolph's Church of
England Primary School

Year 3

Welcome to Year 3!

Welcome to our class page. Here you will find some information that you may find useful.

We will do our very best to update this page on a regular basis and here you will find useful website links, top tips and most importantly, dates for your diary! There is also a photo gallery so that you can see what we have been up to.

 

The Year 3 Team

Year 3A – Mrs Eastwood & Mrs Sibley

Year 3B – Miss Barnes

Teaching Assistants – Mrs Sanderson, Mrs Thorpe, Mrs Dunham, Mrs Gaskin (PPA cover in 3A)

Midday Supervisor – Mrs Cowlan

 

Useful Information

PE Day - Thursday

Reading Diaries – Reading diaries should be in school every day. Please ensure that you, or your child, sign the reading record every time it is read. The children may not be able to change their book if their reading record is not signed.

Book Changing - There are two reading schemes in our school. Read, Write Inc 'Book Bag Books' will be changed on Friday. Big Cat books will be changed when the child has finished it.

 

If you have any problems or questions, please do get in contact via 'Class Dojo'. We are more than happy to help!

 

Class Book

The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher

 

Homework in Year 3

On a weekly basis, we expect the children to complete the following activities.

Reading – 3 times at least per week.

Times Tables Rockstars – The children are expected to log on to Numbots or Times Tables Rockstars during the week.

Knowledge Organiser – To learn the information given for the term and be able to answer questions from it.

Spellings – Children who are accessing the RWI Spelling Programme will be expected to learn a set of spellings each week. They will be sent home on a Friday and the children will be quizzed on them the following Friday.

 

If there are any other activities that are set, we will inform you through ‘Seesaw’ and ‘Class Dojo’.

 

The Year 3 Curriculum

 

Term Four

Below are some of our other learning themes and key questions.

History: The Ancient Civilisations: when were they and what did they achieve?

Geography: Rio and South-East Brazil

D&T: Food - can I make a healthy cereal bar?
RE: Understanding Christianity - The Trinity
Music: Charanga - Reggae
PE: Gymnastics & hockey

Computing: Sequencing sounds and branching data bases

French: Animals

Art: Watercolour painting – Georgia O’Keeffe

 

Dates for your diary:

Monday 24th February – Term 4 starts

Thursday 6th March - World Book Day

Thursday 3rd April - Talk from the police.

Friday 4th April - Science day

Friday 4th April – Term 4 ends



 

Useful Documents

Useful Website Links

Photo Gallery

World Book Day

We celebrated World Book Day and all the children looked fantastic dressed up as their favourite characters or in their pyjamas. 

Times Table Rock Star Day

We took part in ‘England Rocks’ as a school and all looked fantastic dressed up as rock stars! Everyone enjoyed playing alongside friends in the arena of TTRS and challenging teachers.

Lincolnshire Day

This year we had a Geography focus on Lincolnshire Day where we applied our compass knowledge to read maps. We then compared the locations of different towns in Lincolnshire. In honour of the colours of the flag, we wore blue, red, yellow and green.

 

Wild Woodcraft Trip

Our trip to Wild Woodcraft was amazing! The children took part in a fire lighting workshop, handled primitive tools, watched hot rocks boiling and got stuck in when creating shelters out of sticks. We played ‘eagle eye’ and many children tried fish cooked the Stone Age way. A few children even volunteered themselves to take the guts out of the fish!

Here are some photos of our fantastic day.

Science

Here are some photographs of the experiments we have done so far this year. These link with our topics on light, forces, rocks and soils, animals including humans and plants.

History

During our Stone Age to Iron Age homes topic, the children created their own Bronze Age settlements.