Welcome to Blackfriars Bridge Class

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Welcome to the new academic year. We would like to welcome you and your child to Year 3.

The year 3 team consists of:

Miss Danzey -  Class Teacher

Mrs Preston -  Teaching Assistant

Recommended reading books for Year 3:

Best Books for Year 3 | Ages 7-8 | BooksForTopics

Expertly selected books for 7 and 8 year old children (lovereading4kids.co.uk)

Week commencing 6th March

March 3, 2017

Here is a break down of what we will be covering in Blackfriars this week:

Maths– We will be finishing our addition and subtraction revision by adding and subtracting amounts of money. Towards the end of the week we will be learning about fractions.

English– We will be continuing to work from a new book, Escape from Pompeii by Christina Balit, and will continue our retelling of the story. We will then move to letter writing, still related to our text.

Reading– We will continue to enjoy our class story The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher and we will continue Guided Reading sessions in small groups.

PE– We will be continuing Groovy Gymnastics, focusing on jumping, rolling and balancing and also beginning to play invasion games.

Topic– We will be continuing our topic Active Planet and thinking about the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii.

Art-We will be thinking about colour mixing and using this to design Jackson Pollock style volcano paintings.

RE– We will be thinking about Lent and moving on to a series of lessons about Easter.

Successes

Well done to Aishu, Irshad and the whole of Blackfriars who received merits this week!

Well done to the Purple table who have got off to an early lead in our table points competition for this half term!

Additional information

Homework this week is reading, Mathletics, Spellodrome, continuing to learn times tables and a worksheet practising punctuation.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to World Book Day. We had some kind parents give up their time to share stories with us. The children looked fabulous in their costumes and were enthusiastic about reading.