Year 3 Blog

We think that they are enjoying their improved home.

We had a great time learning about the Stone Age at Touchstones Museum in Rochdale.

Here we are playing class Hit The Button. This game is brilliant at helping you to learn your times tables. Why don't you play it at home?

The children had a very difficult decision to make this afternoon. As they may have told you, we have two african land snails as pets in our classroom. After much discussion and a class vote, we have decided to call them Teddy and Sylvia.  

We spent some time this morning looking for examples of acute, right and obtuse angles. 

We have been practising our spellings this afternoon by writing them onto our shoulder-partners back. They had to try and work out what the mysterious words were.

What an afternoon! We received a letter today from Professor Henry Jones of the Society for Historial Archaeology in London telling us about a mysterious object buried somewhere in the Eco-garden. When we went to investigate we discovered, to our amazement, the skull of an sabre toothed tiger! We…

We are going to be writing a non-chronological report in English so we spent our lesson investigating which features our report must contain.

We have been looking at poetry this week and here is a photograph of us performing a poem called The Crocodile.

Last week, in English, we thought about the different types of dreams that the BFG might have blown into people's houses. We then wrote a colour poem based on this. We had a lot of fun writing them and here they are on display.