Year 3 Blog

As part of our learning about the Industrial Revolution we spent today at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. We had a fabulous time exploring the museum before helping to solve the mystery of Who Blew Up The Cotton Mill. 

As part of our Religious Education work this term - Jesus the Man Who Changed Lives, we invited Reverend Kim, the Vicar of St. Stephen's, to visit our Class to talk to us.

We thought of questions to ask Reverend Kim about how Jesus has changed her life and about how she serves God.…

We had a lot of fun creating our fraction museum last week.  We have also been singing a song about fractions to help with our understanding. Why don't you ask us about it?

Today, we are transforming our classroom into the World Famous Fraction Museum! We shall post some of our exhibits later today.

In maths today, we were given a challenge by James Bond.  MI6 believed that sweet manufacturers were deliberately holding back on our favourites.  We had to investigate the fractions of different packets and find out whether their suspicions were right.

Here we are in the Computing Suite using our skills to create a robot of our very own. 

Our Class Governor, Mr. Grant, visited us today and told us lots of exciting things. We can't wait to see him again when he helps us on our school trip later this month.

We have been looking at our learning logs today and think that they are all fab. Thank you for all of your hard work.

 Here we are using the apparatus to investigate different ways of balancing with our bodies.

We have been awarded with the Golden Boot trophy for the first time this year.  Well done everyone! 

We have had a super time during our rocks and fossils workshop with Mr. North today.  We examined and sorted lots of different igneous and sedimentary rocks, identified and sketched fossils and went on a fossil hunt. After lunch we created the Year Three Fossil  Museum.  

PS, The fossil that we…

I bet that you can't guess what this fossil used to be!

We shall post the answer later.