Love to Learn
Please see below the children's love to learn for this term.
A copy will also be sent home with the children tomorrow! :)
Please see below the children's love to learn for this term.
A copy will also be sent home with the children tomorrow! :)
This week we have been looking at forces!
Please see below the letter that went out about Mr Brown's Art club!
This term's art competition is: 'Winter Landscapes'. Please see the attached PowerPoint for more details and inspiration.
Aim: Create your own interpretation of a winter landscape using a media of your choice.
Rules
Keep your paintings appropriate and to the theme
Be original
Try to think outside the box
Use the inspiration from the suggested artists and idea pages
Work must be submitted to Mr Brown or Mrs Smith by Monday 11th December with your full name, team name and age.
Workshops will be in the art room this term for the competition on Thursdays 12pm-1pm
Please see below spellings that were sent home this week!
This term we will be studying The Iron Man in our English and reading sessions. We'll be making our very own Iron Man as a class on Monday, so if you have any of the following please bring them in for us to use:
Many Thanks,
The Year 3 Team
This week in RE we have learnt all about the festival of Diwali.
Today, we learnt about the different ways Hindus celebrate Diwali.
We learnt that Hindus send cards and well wishes to family and friends because Diwali is a celebration of the Hindu New Year. We created our own Diwali cards including elements of the celebration like flower garlands, dryas and Rama's bow.
We also learnt about the relevance of rangoli patterns during Diwali. We know they are beautiful, vibrant patterns made out of sand, rice, flowers or coloured powders, and are used by Hindus to welcome the goddess, Lakshmi, and ward off evil spirits. We had a go at creating our own rangoli patterns!
Can you have a go at making a rangoli pattern at home?
Welcome back! Please see below new Arts Curriculum information for this term!
Please find attached the spellings that went home on Friday!
We have had a fantastic start to diversity week this week! We have had discussions about what diversity and multiculturalism mean, and how we can explore different cultures in many ways.
Mrs Kateley brought in some Ghanaian Jollof rice, a tomato-based rice dish, to share with the classes, and we had a look at the different types of food eaten around the world.
We also took part in a fantastic drumming workshop! Year 3 definitely have rhythm!
This week in English!
Please see below information about diversity week!