Year 3
Headteacher Award 23rd October - Good Role Models
Footballer of the half term. Mr Wells awarding the teachers player of the half term award. A big thanks to Mr Wells for making playtimes so much fun for so many.
Home work week beginning19th October
Spellings 19th October 2020
peculiar, perhaps, popular, position, possess,
possible, potatoes, pressure, probably, promise
PLEASE ALSO PRACTICE YOUR 4 AND 8 TIMES TABLES
Headteacher Award Winners - 16th October
Homework - week commencing 12th October
Spellings - Monday 12th October
mention, minute, natural, naughty, notice,
occasional, often, opposite, ordinary, particular
Please also practice your 4 x tables.
Headteacher Award Winners
Remember you can email work directly to the class email:
year3@stpeter.doncaster.sch.uk
Year 3 PE
Please remember that Year 3 have PE on Thursday and Friday. They will need suitable kit, including footwear, for outdoor PE and if the weather forecast suggests rain they will be allowed to wear a thin coat or waterproof.
Please remember that PE is a part of the curriculum and if your child is well enough to be in school they should be able to do PE. If they are injured and cannot take part they should bring in a letter but will still be expected to come outside with the class as we cannot leave them alone or with another class.
Today we have been finding out about mummies and made on of our own!
Making the mummy
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Home working - week commencing 5th October
Spellings 5th October
important, increase, interest, island, knowledge,
learn, length, library, material, medicine
Also practise your 8 times tables.
Headteacher Award Winner - Good Communicator
Home working - week commencing 28th September
Spellings 28th September
eight, enough, exercise, experience, experiment,
extreme, famous, favourite, February, forward
Please also practise your 3 times tables.
Headteachers Award Winners - for showing Good Manners
Fr Darren visited us to talk about The Holy Family
Message from Fr Darren
Dear Steve,
I just want you to know that I received so much from visiting you and your class today. It did me the power of good.
Over recent months I have found myself dealing with many things that feel unrelated to what I am trained for as a priest. It has been far from easy.
Talking about the Holy Family was a joy, it made feel alive again.
Thank you
God Bless
Fr Darren
Egyptian Artwork
Year 3 Home Learning - week commencing 21st September
21st September 2020
VIRTUAL PARENTS EVENING UPDATE
Please note the virtual parents evening will be carried out using the Zoom app. Look out for an email from your child's class teacher in the coming days containing details of how to log in to take part.
Thank you
Spellings for 21st September
complete, consider, continue, decide, describe,
different, difficult, disappear, early, earth
Please also practise your 8x tables.
This week's Headteacher's Award Winners
16th September 2020
VIRTUAL PARENTS EVENING
Please see a letter to parents below inviting you to attend a virtual parents evening on Tuesday 29th September 2020.
Thank you
The Iron Man - our display is developing
Keeping in touch - should you wish to contact me, or send in pictures of the children's home learning, you can email me directly: year3@stpeter.doncaster.sch.uk
I will check this daily and respond as soon as i can to any queries.
Long Term Homework - sorry I did say I would send this last week.
Spellings for Monday 14th September
accidentally, actually, breathe, busy, calendar,
caught, centre, century, certain, circle
Please also practise your 3 times table.
Spellings for Monday 7th September
accident, actual, address, answer, appear,
arrive, believe, bicycle, breath, build
Please also learn your 4 times tables.
Start of year letter
Overview of Year 3
Welcome to Year 3 2020-2021
Tomorrow we start our new journey together!
Mrs Lewis, Mr Wells and I are looking forward to welcoming you back to school and want you all to know that we will do all that we can to make coming back an enjoyable experience.
See you tomorrow,
Mr D.
Monday 16th March - Spellings
disappoint, disagree, disobey, misbehave, mislead,
misspell, inactive, incorrect, autobiography, autograph
Mrs Hamilton's Group: air, fair, hair, pair, chair, stairs, lair
Times Tables: 3 and 8 times tables
Monday 9th March spellings
forget, forgetting, forgotten, begin, beginning, beginner,
prefer, preferred, gardening, gardener
Mrs Hamilton's Group: ear, dear, fear, hear, gear, near, tear, year
Times Tables: last week's test did not take place so we will do it this week, 4 and 8 times tables.
James and The Giant Peach
Spellings for 2nd March
build, decide, experiment, heard, length,
opposite, probably, straight, accidentally, business
Mrs Hamilton's group: oil, boil, coin, join, soil, poison, tinfoil, coil
Please also practise your 4 and 8 times tables.
Spellings for Monday 24th February
weight, breathe, continue, experience, guide,
learn, often, pressure, special, women
Mrs Hamilton's Group: now, down, owl, cow, towel, town, how, power
Please also practise you 4 and 5 times tables.
Tasting Stone Soup
Making Stone Soup
Investigating Soil
Stone Soup
In RE today we have been looking at the story, 'Stone Soup,' and the children would like to have a go at making their own soup. Therefore, on Thursday if as many children as possible could bring in one vegetable we will have a go at making our soup,
I have attached the story as a separate document so you can have a read of it.
It really is a great example of sharing.
Stone Soup Story
Mountain Art Work
Spellings for Monday 10th February
sentence, various, breath, consider, exercise,
guard, knowledge, occasionally, potatoes, separate
Mrs Hamilton's Group: fur, burn, burp, curl, hurt, surf, turnip, turn
Also practice your 2, 4, 5, 8 and 10 times tables.
Diversity Week
Spellings for 3rd February
possession, remember, through, bicycle, complete,
enough, group, island, notice, possible
Mrs Hamilton's Group: fork, sort, born, cornet, for, worn
Please also practise your 5 and 10 times tables.
Spellings 27th January
natural, position, reign, thought, believe,
circle, eighth, grammar, interest, naughty
Mrs Hamilton's Group: farmyard, market, park, hard, bark, car, jar, bar
Please also practise your 2, 4 and 8 times tables.
Long Term Homework - Spring
Spellings for 20th January
important, minute, popular, regular, although,
arrive, certain, earth, fruit, increase
times tables: 2, 5 & 10
Spellings for Monday 13th January
February, imagine, mention, perhaps, question,
therefore, appear, century, early, forward.
Mrs Hamilton's Group: too, zoo, boot, zoom, cool, food, moon, hoof
Please also practise your 2 and 5 times tables.
Spellings - Monday 6th January
difficult, favourite, history, medicine, peculiar,
quarter, suppose, answer, centre, disappear
Also practise your 5 and 10 times tables.
Egyptian Display
Christmas Party
Monday 9th December
As this week is assessment week and we will be doing a number of tests in class we will not be having a spelling or tables test. These will resume in the new year.
Investigating Light
Spellings for 2nd December
calendar, different, famous, height, material,
particular, purpose, strength, address, caught
Mrs Hamilton's Group: high, light, might, night, right, fight, tonight, tight
Please also practise your 8 times tables.
Odd Sock Day
Spellings for 25th November
accidentally, business, describe, extreme, heart,
library, ordinary, promise, strange, actually
Mrs Hamilton's Group: feel, weep, feet, jeep, seem, week, deep, meet
Please also practise your 4 times tables.
Spellings for 18 November
strange, strength, suppose, therefore, though,
thought, through, various, weight, woman
Mrs Hamilton's Group: wait, hail, pain, aim, sail, main, tail, rain
Please also practise the 3 times tables.
Spellings for 11th November
purpose, quarter, question, regular, reign,
remember, sentence, separate, special, straight
Mrs Hamilton's Group: ring, rang, hang, song, wing, king, long, sing, bring, rung
PLEASE ALSO PRACTISE YOUR 3, 4 AND 8 TIMES TABLES.
mention, minute, natural, naughty, notice,
occasion, often, opposite, ordinary, particular
Mrs Hamilton's Group:
ship, shop, shed, shell,
shock, cash, bash, rush
Please also practise your 3 and 4 times tables.
NOTE: This week's tests will take place on Thursday.
Year 3 Museum Visit
Year 3 visited Doncaster Museum as part of their topic on Ancient Egypt. They impressed the guides, Ashleigh and Sam, with their prior knowledge and learned a great deal more through their workshop entitled,'What no mummy?'
As always, the behaviour shown by the children throughout the day was excellent and I would like to say I am proud of the class I am for their efforts/
The class would like to thank Mrs Hamilton and Mr Eyre for joining them on the trip.
Library Day
We have a session in the library each Friday so children can swap their books if they have finished them or have a little time to enjoy books quietly.
Doncaster Museum Visit
Please remember we are on a visit on Monday and you will need a packed lunch and appropriate clothing to walk there and back.
Rehearsal for Year 3 Assembly on Wednesday 9th October at 9.10am
Spellings 7th October
fruit, grammar, group, guard, guide,
heard, heart, height, history, imagine
Mrs Hamilton's Group
yap, yes, yet, yell, yum
Please also practise your 4 times tables.
The Year 3 Mummy makes an appearance.
Long Term Homework - Autumn
Welcome to Year 3 2019/2020
I have thoroughly enjoyed the first two days with Year 3 and am sure we will have a super year ahead of us. Please check the website regularly for updates on what we have been doing and also for reminders about homework and so on.
The welcome letter which was sent home today is attached.
Start of Year Letter
16.7.19
LOVELL HOARDING BOARD
RUNNERS UP 2019
We collected our medals from Nicky at the Lovell building site.
We are very proud of our artistic achievements!
6.6.19 We are so proud of our artwork that we produced for Lovell's housing estate. We chose the theme of water birds actually seen at Lakeside because the new houses are overlooking the lake. Fingers crossed we will now win the National Competition!
5.6.19 Our EAL pupils from years 3 to 6 are taking part in a four week drama workshop with Sara from CAST. In week one we did activities involving physical drama, speaking drama and oral presentations.
Years 1,2 and 3 visited CAST and enjoyed the production of Puss in Boots by the Northern Ballet. The pupils loved listening to the live orchestra and of course the graceful ballet and the story telling of Puss in Boots through dance.
20.5.19 To support our summer term project on sculpture, we enjoyed a fantasic day at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. We spent the day working with an artist and created our own group sculptures.
Today 15th May 2019, Year 3 were joined by the Mayor of Doncaster, Ros Jones, Katie, Tom and Richard from Green Energy to take part in a litter picking exercise as part of our Topic work. As you can see we picked up lots of litter from around the outskirts of our school and the local park, finding that our local bins are full too.
29.3.19 As part of our RE topic work we walked to St Peter's church and we prayed the Stations of the Cross with Father Darren. Father connected each of the the stations to modern life and our prayers were linked with this.
We are currently learning Bollywood style dance and loving it! We greatly impressed our teachers with our skills and enthusiasm
As part of our RE topic about the Eucharist, Father Darren showed us how he sets up the altar and what the symbolism is behind all the items used on the altar, during Mass.
Stop the Drop!
We did a litter pick around the school grounds. Just look at the amount of litter bags we filled from our school ground in half an hour!
Stop the Drop!
We have been working with Katie from Green Energy again. We looked at the problems of litter and we were amazed at the number of years it takes for litter to break down for examples, a nappy takes five hundred years to degrade and a plastic bottle NEVER!
6.2.19 We enjoyed an afternoon workshop with Katie from Green Energy. We did literacy work around the book 'Duffy the Sea Turtle' and we made Sea Turtles by recycling our plastic bottles.
As part of our project work this term, Year 3 took part in a workshop with Katie from 'Green Energy'. We learnt all about recycling our aluminium cans. We looked at the process of recycling aluminium cans and we made musical instruments from our drinks cans. We have used the musical shakers in our music lessons.
25.1.19 In our RE topic, we are learning about the Church's liturgical year. Father Darren came into class and spoke to us about the Church's year. He taught us about the different coloured vestments a priest wears.
24.1.19 As part of our topic on sustainability and conservation, Erica from the charity 'Water Aid' spoke to us about the work they do in underdeveloped countries in order to provide people with clean water. It made us realise how lucky we are to be able to turn on our taps and flush our toilets.
Music... Year 3 have really enjoyed their weekly music lessons with the music teacher Mre Fitzpatrick. They studied Stavinsky's Ballet music, 'The Firebird.' We have some very talented musicians in Year 3 and all the children really enjoy playing the percussion instruments.
Home Learning ...Year 3 have completed three home learning tasks throughout the Autumn term 2018. The tasks have related to our Explore history project about the Victorians. The children have produced some brilliant work that is creative and extremely interesting to read. Their research has really enhanced and enriched their understanding and knowledge of the Victorian period.
18.12.18 We have a talented group of musicians in year 3. We were treated to a rendition of the Christmas Carol 'Silent Night.' They are super guitar players! We really enjoyed singing along with them.
On Wednesday the 21st November, the South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue came to talk to us about fire safety. We learnt how to stay safe and what to do if we need help.
On Monday 19th November, we enjoyed a workshop witht he author Stephen Pass. He told us all about how he got the inspiration to write his book, 'Madge the Mermaid' and all about the process involved writing and producing his book.
On Tuesday 23rd October, as part of our topic work on the Victorians and the growth of the railways, we enjoyed a day at the National Rail Museum in York.
On Tuesday 25th September we enjoyed an evening at the theatre
Long term planning Year 3
Welcome to Year 3!
2018/19
Year 3- Key Information
- Outdoor PE will take place on a Monday and indoor PE will take place on a Wednesday.
- Spellings will be given on a Monday and will be tested on Friday,
- The children will be given home learning tasks that are linked to their current projects.
- Reading books will be changed when they require changing. (At least once per fortnight).
- Ongoing maths homework throughout the year will be to learn their 3, 4 and 8 times table as this is the expectation by the end of year 3. We will also test these regularly in classes throughout the year.
Thank you for your cooperation.