Year 3 had a very exciting time planning the story that Sophie told the Queen. We pretended to be Sophie and the Queen to help us to with our planning and writing.
Mrs A. and Mrs P. working hard, preparing for Year 3’s writing lesson tomorrow. I wonder why they are preparing crowns Year 3?
We are all really proud of our banners. We worked with Mrs. Moore to include images of things that represented our interests, hobbies and families. We then had to sew them. They turned out really brilliantly!
We looked at three different types of magnet games: a fishing game, a race track and a maze, we then worked with a partner to design and make our own versions of these games.
Year 3 had a most unusual English lesson on Friday. We were thinking about dreams and dressed in our dressing gowns, slippers and onesies to listen to different music and think about what feelings we had as we listened. We then wrote about our dreams.
There was great excitement in Year 3 class today as new letters from our Canadian penpals arrived. We couldn’t wait to read them and share them with our friends in class.
Year 3 had a visitor last week from the RNLI. Her name was Nadia and she came to see us to say thank you to Lennon for organising some fundraising in our school, and also to tell about the work the RNLI does.
We learnt about the boats that are used to rescue people. We also learnt that if we have a problem in the water we should put one hand in the air and shout for help. If we saw anyone having a problem in the water we should call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. We should also look for a lifeguard on the beach to tell them, we found out that we should never go into the sea and risk our lives, because that would mean that the lifeguards would have to rescue us too!
Nadia told us that the flags on a beach tell us important messages, the red and yellow flag means that it is safe to swim because there is a lifeguard watching, The red flag means it is not safe to go into the water, and the black and white flag means that it is a surfing area.
It was a great afternoon, and we learnt a lot! We even got a special message from the RNLI, can you spot it in our photographs?
Year 3 would like to challenge you to solve our maths problem, here it is…
A farmer counts his animals is a very weird way- he counts their feet! He can count 38 feet. However, he has both hens and sheep on his farm. Can you calculate how many sheep and hens he could have. [There is more than one answer.]
Extra Challenge…
How many hens does the farmer have if he has 5 sheep?
How many sheep does he have if he have one hen?
Good luck and post your answer as a comment.
Year 3
Mr Wonka and Year 3 with their certificates.
Wow! What a day!
Year 3 had an unexpected visitor today. Mr. Willy Wonka himself, came to our class to visit us. It was amazing!!!
Mr. Wonka came to see us because he wanted to hear our brilliant ideas and to say thank you for helping him last week when the Oompa-Loompas disappeared.
Everyone was given a certificate by Mr. Wonka for our excellent work. We all had our photo taken with him, even Mrs. Parkes, Mrs. Arthur and Miss Lenney.
We had the time of our lives!
Mr. Wonka told us that we were the first class that he has ever visited. We couldn’t believe our eyes when he flung the door open and burst into our classroom.
What a brilliant way to finish our work on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a fantastic book!
By Year 3
