Year 3 Blog

We were so impressed with our school trip that we wrote a letter to the museum to tell them as such.  We planned, wrote, edited and redrafted our letters before writing a final, polished version.  Here you can see three of us posting our letters.  We are hoping that they will reply!

Here we are thinking about how we can be the very best that we can.

We had a WONDERFUL time at the museum yesterday! The above photograph shows some of the activities that we did in the rocks and soils workshop. Unfortunately, I wasn't allowed to take my camera into the mine itself but I can assure you that it was brilliant fun. An ex-miner took us on a guided…

This photograph shows the wonderful views that we had on the way to the National Coal Mining Museum yesterday. The children asked me to post it in case that you didn't believe our wintery tales!

Here is your weekly spelling list. Don't forget to learn your mystery phonics words as well!

Wow! Our learning logs are MAGNIFICENT! A huge well done and thank-you to everyone. We have had a fabulous time looking at everyone's hard work.

Here we are in the computing suite using our resizing and rotating skills to create a robot.

Here we are reading and rehearsing the poem Surrounded By Noise by Ian Souter. We all think that it is a fun poem to perform!

We made scenes to show the stories of the Phophets Samuel, Jonah and Abraham.

Here we are finding out as much as we can about the sabre-toothed tiger for our report.

You will never guess what we found today! We found a sabre-tooth tiger skull in our eco-garden. We now need to research it and write a report for Professor Henry Jones from the Society of Historical Archaeology in London. We are very excited about this!

Earlier in the week, we went into the computing suite and, with our shoulder-partner,  wrote a kennings poem about autumn. We think that our display looks wonderful!