Welcome back! I hope you have all had a wonderful Summer holiday.
PE is every Tuesday and Thursday, so please remember your PE kits. We are doing gymnastics this term so you won't need trainers. There will be a weekly spelling test done in class with Miss Ward every Friday, and a Maths test done with me on Monday mornings. Please remember to bring in your reading books everyday, for guided reading, buddy reading or individual reading. Also can you write in your records each time you read, as well as a grown up.
As our class is now called 'The Tiger Who Came To Tea', we will be doing lots of exciting work from the book during our first week back. We will also spend this time getting to know each other a little better.
Our new topic is called Blood, Bones & Gory Bits'. We will be looking at the human body and many other interesting things! Try this page to find images of body organs: wisegeek Here's a flash animation of the digestive system
I can't wait to start our new term Year 3 Miss Philpotts
27/09/13 What an interesting week! As well as dissecting a pig's heart, we've also created our own digestive tracts looking at how food travels through our bodies. Also a big well done for your efforts using plasticine to make digestive systems, they look great!
Homework As part of our Maths Makes Sense work, there are many games to play to help with your learning. I have given you a different game each this week to try at home with your families and friends. Have a go and return on Monday please.
Don't forget times tables test Monday!
08/11/13 Our new topic is 'Global Gourmet'. We have already started researching food origins, keep looking at home too! To celebrate traditional Welsh foods,next Tuesday we will be making Welsh cakes, yummy!
As we are fast approaching Christmas, our PE sessions will be taking place on a Thursday morning only due to concert practice etc.
Homework 1) New spellings to be practised for a test next Friday with Miss Ward. Can you read and spell them?
2) Try a different Maths Makes Sense game. Can you beat your family?
The Tiger Who Came To Tea ClassSeptember 2013
Welcome back! I hope you have all had a wonderful Summer holiday.
PE is every Tuesday and Thursday, so please remember your PE kits. We are doing gymnastics this term so you won't need trainers.
There will be a weekly spelling test done in class with Miss Ward every Friday, and a Maths test done with me on Monday mornings.
Please remember to bring in your reading books everyday, for guided reading, buddy reading or individual reading. Also can you write in your records each time you read, as well as a grown up.
As our class is now called 'The Tiger Who Came To Tea', we will be doing lots of exciting work from the book during our first week back. We will also spend this time getting to know each other a little better.
Our new topic is called Blood, Bones & Gory Bits'. We will be looking at the human body and many other interesting things!
Try this page to find images of body organs: wisegeek
Here's a flash animation of the digestive system
I can't wait to start our new term Year 3
Miss Philpotts
27/09/13
What an interesting week! As well as dissecting a pig's heart, we've also created our own digestive tracts looking at how food travels through our bodies. Also a big well done for your efforts using plasticine to make digestive systems, they look great!
Homework
As part of our Maths Makes Sense work, there are many games to play to help with your learning. I have given you a different game each this week to try at home with your families and friends. Have a go and return on Monday please.
Don't forget times tables test Monday!
08/11/13
Our new topic is 'Global Gourmet'. We have already started researching food origins, keep looking at home too! To celebrate traditional Welsh foods,next Tuesday we will be making Welsh cakes, yummy!
As we are fast approaching Christmas, our PE sessions will be taking place on a Thursday morning only due to concert practice etc.
Homework
1) New spellings to be practised for a test next Friday with Miss Ward. Can you read and spell them?
2) Try a different Maths Makes Sense game. Can you beat your family?