Please see the links below to today's online learning for Year 3:
Are you all excited for what Mr Hawkes has in store for you this week? I thought so! Here's Mr Hawkes making sure his lesson is both fun AND challenging this week..
He has also provided you with some more links to great ideas for getting active for all of you with that extra energy to burn off. His 'Personal Best Challenge' for this week is there too!
Living Streets Living streets is a programme in which the children record daily how they get to school with the emphasis on walking to school to help the planet but also for the exercise. They have released some ideas on how to make your walking more exciting! https://www.livingstreets.org.uk/ Leap For those of you who may have entered the Virtual School Games, week two challenge can be found here! https://www.leapwithus.org.uk/bucks-mk-virtual-school-games/ Golf / Motorsport fans A keen golfer or an aspiring Lewis Hamilton? You could design your own course! Make your course colourful and challenging! Rugby E-Learning https://keepyourbootson.co.uk/e-learning-courses/ Dance Resources https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zg9jtfr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCzgc_RelBA Personal Best Challenge Below is this week’s personal best challenge. Do this activity with no training or practice to start with and see how many squat jumps you can do within a minute. Practice over a few days and then retest yourself! Did you beat your score? Could you challenge a sibling or parent? Leon has been hard at work this week and decided to show you all some of his tricks to keep home learning fun! Donaldson have been busy in the kitchen this week, giving chefs around the country a run for their money! They have been planning their pizzas since Monday and have completed questionnaires about their favourite toppings, designed what their pizza will look like, have written up recipes and cooked their creations. They look very yummy and have given Miss Rowe some ideas about different alternatives to pizza bases and toppings. Browne Class have been in on the action too! Great job guys!
This week Year 3 have enjoyed writing poems about nature. Here are a few examples including a video of Charlie reading his poem. Well done Year 3 we are extremely impressed with all your hard work and for rising to the challenge each week. Thank you also to all the parents for their amazing support with their children's learning. Click the links below to read some of the poems: Breath by Callum Nature Poem by Charlie The Meadow poem by Jake Springtime by Aoife Page 1 Page2 by Lee Walking by Daniel It's that time again - time for the weekly Celebration Assembly ... this week Miss Jaques has filmed herself in school reading out this week's winners with a guest student! Mr Hawkes also filmed himself doing the Sportiac which will follow. Once again, we have had over 1,000 clicks on the website this week and we thank you for your continued support and all of the wonderful learning you are doing at home. Thank you to Albie, Mokshau, Jake & Zac, Callum, Mollie, Georgie and Miles ... yet another impressive selection of home learning images!
What are you learning at home? Please email your class teacher... Watch as Miss Rowe tackles Friday's art lesson, ‘Observational drawing’. Using equipment that you can find at home, Miss Rowe provides tips and insights into how she would go about completing this task. p.s. Drawing speed is sped up, she’s good but not that good! |
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