W E L C O M E   T O   T H E   Y E A R  3  C L A S S   P A G E  

Class teacher: Mrs Goodwin

Teaching Assistants: Miss Roffe and Mrs Moorhouse 

A very warm welcome to all of our Year 3 children, parents and visitors.  In our classroom, we are committed to creating a learning environment where every child can grow, learn, and succeed. Our classroom is a safe space where children can express their feelings, ask for help when needed, and feel comfortable being themselves. Year 3 is an exciting year of discovery! We want children to develop a natural curiosity about the world around them. Our lessons are designed to spark questions and engage imaginations. We look forward to an amazing year ahead, filled with fantastic learning, exploration and laughter together. 

For any queries or questions, please don't hesitate to speak to us at the end of the school day.

Please check out Class Dojos for weekly updates of all the exciting learning we get up to!

  

Mrs Goodwin 

Important Reminders

Spellings

Spellings will go out termly and we will do a spelling test every Friday. Please encourage your child to practice their spellings at home as there will be DOJO points available to children that have worked hard!

PE

Our PE days are: Tuesday afternoon and Friday Morning.

Children are welcome to come into school wearing their full PE kits on both days (indoor and outdoor wherever possible would be brilliant!)

Homework

Children will be given homework on a Friday, and it will be due back in on the following Wednesday - DOJO points will be awarded to children that give their homework in on time as well as be entered into a wheel to try and win a prize!

Reading

It is so incredibly important to read at home! When you have read at home and get your record signed by an adult you can collect stickers on our class chart and be in with a chance of winning a prize! 

Uniform

We have a beautiful uniform at St Mary's and we pride ourselves on our fantastic appearance. Please make sure you attend school in the correct uniform, always looking lovely and neat!

Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages

This term, we are historians! We will begin by learning what we mean by 'prehistory'. There were no written records at this time (before the Roman arrival), so historians must examine physical artefacts such as the remains of buildings and tools, to learn about history. We will first look at the people of the early Stone Age before discovering the impact of agriculture during the Neolithic period. We will then look at the changes brought by the use of metals such as bronze during the Bronze Age and iron in the Iron Age. After studying the three ages of prehistory, we will investigate Stonehenge and discover what it tells us about the people who once lived in prehistoric Britain.

Class Text

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