Year 3

A lovely last day - thank you Mr Gambles for our spontaneous musical festival!

With a wave of our Egyptian canopic jars it was all over!

Well nearly... One more wake up to og

Spoilers alert

Year 3 wrote a letter to Year 2 today to tell them about the best things that they learned about whilst in Year 3.

Year 3 have been finishing their historical learning with some art in the style of the Egyptians.

Belated pictures from a lovely day out on the Duke of Westminster's Estate.

Geography fieldwork was so much fun! Two glorious days on the banks of the River Dee exploring how it is used in comparison with the mouth of the River Mersey.

As part of fractions Year 3 have been working out practically how to find 2/3, 3/4 or 5/8ths of a number.

Year 3 have been finding out that light cannot travel through an object and this is how shadows are created.

What a wonderful week to take literacy outside. The weather provided a wonderful muse to help us improve our sentences when setting a scene, be it under the beautiful blue sky or in the shade of our wooded copse. 

Well they do in science! Year 3 find out that two North poles or two South poles repel each other, but North and South poles attract.

We had a great day out finding out what it took to be in the Roman army 

and all about Chester's ancient history under Roman occupation. 

In science we have been learning about forces. This week we learned how friction helps us slow down!