Today we danced along to ‘Follow the Leader’ in class  celebrating children in need.

On Thursday 22nd October 2020, Year 4 had a virtual workshop with Lorna Gayle. She spoke to the children more about Olive Morris. They found it interesting to learn that Olive Morris stood up for a Nigerian Diplomat when she was only 16. The police were arresting the man because he drove a nice car. We had a great afternoon.

We have been learning about Mental Health in class.  We discussed our feelings and our thoughts. We are also encouraged to speak to speak to a trusted adult if we are not feeling well.

Dear Year Four,

Today is World Mental Health Day! We will look at this more when we’re back next week.

Over the last few weeks, we have learned about healthy lifestyles in PSHE lessons. We know how to keep our bodies healthy, but do we know how to keep our minds healthy?

We have created a book list full of stories that can support you with managing your mental health: Mental Health Book List Sep 2020

Remember – you are not alone! Everyone has good and bad days.

Let us know if you have any recommendations.

Best wishes,

The Y4 Team

Good morning 3C,

 

Last week’s riddle was: Where can you find cities, towns, shops, and streets but no people?

The answer was: A map.

Did you get it right?

If you did, congratulations. If not, see if you’ll get this week’s riddle.

 

Riddle: What has a neck but no head?

 

Be back same time next week to see if you got the right answer.

 

Till then,

 

Carmen

Good morning 3C,

 

Remember to read the question carefully and check your answer.

Click this link to get started:

Year 3 Maths Activity Mat 5

 

Don’t forget to share your learning on the class blog.

 

See you later,

Carmen

Good morning 3C,

As always, make sure you’ve read the questions carefully and checked your answers.

 

Click the link below and let the challenge begin:

Year 3 SPAG Activity Mat 5

 

Don’t forget to share your learning on the class blog.

 

See you soon,

 

Carmen

Good Morning 3E,

Have a go at the maths reasoning question below and share your answer with the rest of the class by posting it on the blog.

 

1. Some children buy 2 pizzas. The pizzas are the same size. The cheese and tomato pizza is cut into 6 pieces. The pepperoni pizza is cut into 8 pieces.
   Which pieces are larger, the cheese and tomato pizza or the pepperoni pizza?

 

Good luck,

Carmen

Good morning 3C,

I hope you’re all safe and well. It was good to see some of you on Microsoft Teams last week. I hope to see more of you in this week’s team meeting.

 

For this week’s home learning, as it’s our last full week of the school year, we’re moving on to ‘Transition Week’.

 

Click the link below to get started:

Y3 Home Learning w.c. 13.07.20

 

Below are your texts and comprehension questions:

Year 3 Reading Lesson 1

Year 3 Reading Lesson 2

Year 3 Reading Lesson 3

Year 3 Reading Lesson 4

 

Below are your resources for Writing:

Year 3 Writing Lesson 1

Year 3 Writing Lesson 2

Year 3 Writing Lesson 3

Year 3 Writing Lesson 4

 

As always, don’t forget to share your home learning on the class blog.

 

Till next time,

Carmen

This was my SPaG activity I done.  I really really enjoyed this as it was very fun, enjoyable and exciting too.

From Orin