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  • Week 5 Autumn 1

    Published 16/10/26, by Jo Haldenby

    This week we welcomed OFSTED into our school and Year 3 were delighted to share their work with the inspectors. This included:

    Maths – Adding 1, 10 and 100 to give a number.

    English – As we developed our Sentence Stacking lessons, we spent more time working on contractions and where to place the apostrophe.

    Guided Reading – Using the life of Katherin Johnson as our text, we practised our retrieval and vocabulary skills.

    Spelling – Contractions: haven't, hasn't, it's ...

    Science – Food groups and nutrition.

    Geography – Human and Physical features.

    PSHE – Being me in my world and what a Great School would look and feel like.

    PE. – Hockey

    Class Reading book, The Magic Finger by Roald Dahl.

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  • Week 6 Autumn 1

    Published 16/10/26, by Jo Haldenby

    This week in school we have been busy learning about:

    Maths – adding 1, 10 and 100 using base ten, counter and mental strategies

    English – we are very near the end of our sentence stacking lessons based on the story of the Three Little Pigs and taking the side of the Wolf

    Guided Reading – we have once again leant into the Black History Month for our text as we practice our vocabulary, retrieval and inference skills

    Spellings – the focus has been on apostrophes' for possession

    History – we have explored the Bronze Age 

    Geography – we have been sorting human and physical features

    RE - Looking at the Big Bang Theory

    PE - Hockey remains the focus 

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  • Week 4 Autumn 1

    Published 02/10/26, by Jo Haldenby

    It is full steam ahead this week, and we are starting to pick up speed. 

    This week we have covered:

    English - Sentence stacking lessons about the Big Bad Wolf. With focus on time, adverbials and adjectives

    Guided Reading – Poetry – The Special Badger gave us our input for vocabulary, retrieval and inference practice. 

    Spellings – We are sticking with suffixes ending in 'ly' and 'ment'

    Maths – Making numbers up to 1,000 on a place value chart

    Science – The Nervous System. We discovered the importance of the brain in the performance of our body.

    History – The Bronze Age and the impact of migration on introducing new materials.

    Art – Studying the work of Leonardo da Vinci and sketching still life

    PSHE – What the best school looks and feels like

    Spanish – Phonics

    RE - Creation stories 

    P.E. - Hockey 

     

     

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  • wEEK 3 Autumn 1

    Published 02/10/26, by Jo Haldenby

    Week 3 and we are getting into the flow of class life. We are making good progress with our class book The Iron Man by Ted Hughes. Our writing is developing into paragraphs, and we have enjoyed designing posters to show what the WORST school would look and feel like in PSHE. In maths, we are now flexibly partitioning numbers into 1,000. 

    This week we have been learning about:

    English – We tackled similes and played sorting games to help us describe things and places 'like' and 'as' something else. 

    Spelling – Suffixes using the letters 'ly' and 'ment'

    Guided Reading – The Twits were the text we used to practice our vocabulary, retrieval and inference skills.

    Maths – Partitioning numbers up to 1,000

    History – The Neolithic period took us on a journey to Skara Brae in Scotland as we explored what life was like in that period.

    Science – The human skeleton. We all enjoyed as sing-a-long to Dem Bones, Dem Bones, Dem thigh bones...

    Geography – We compared Kings Lynn to San Francisco and looked at the physical geography of the two locations, including Bays, Peninsulas and Straits

    PSHE – As part of the Being Me in My World we studied what that worst school would look like and how we wouldn't feel safe or respected. 

    P.E. – We continued with our hockey skills.

     

     

     

     

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  • Week 2 Autumn 1

    Published 21/09/26, by Jo Haldenby

    Week 2 and 3H were tearing it up in Mondays reward assembly. Not only did we have our first Golden Certificate of the Year, but one pupil from our class was chosen above all others in Years 3 and 4, by Mr Watson for a PE award. Additionally, we had multiple Times Table Rock Star certificates ....but we did not finish there. The best performing student ACROSS the WHOLE school for Ravenclaw house came from 3H! What an achievement. I am so proud of how you are kick-starting life at Parkway Academy.

    This week we learnt about:

    Maths – Number lines to 100

    English – We started sentence stacking and our text was the Three Little Pigs, the Wolf's story.

    Spellings and Handwriting – Practising joining our letters and words ending with the suffixes -ed, -er, -ing

    Guided Reading – We read the first chapters of The Magic Finger by Roald Dahl before building our vocabulary, retrieval and inference skills to answer questions

    Science – We continued with our study of voluntary and non-voluntary muscle movements

    Geography – We built on our knowledge of the compass points and moved on to Grid References.

    History – The Neolithic era is the next step we started to explore in the Stone Age.

    RE - Creation Stories across multiple faiths

    PE - Hockey

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  • WEEK 1 Autumn 1

    Published 13/09/26, by Jo Haldenby

    What a wonderful 7 days we have had in Year 3. Everyone is settling in really well, and we earned ourselves a non-uniform day for our excellent attendance – GO 3H!

    There have been many new routines to learn, but with lots of practice, it will become second nature soon enough.

    In the curriculum we learnt about:

    Maths – Place value and partitioning numbers up to 100

    English – Nouns, adjectives and time adverbials as we aim to re-write the tale of the 3 little pigs, taking on the view of the Big Bad Wolf...or is he?

    Geography – We looked at the 8 points of a compass. We had one person going the extra mile and adding flags in each direction.

    History – Exploring the difference between the Old Stone Age and the Middle Stone Age

    Science – The Human Body. We made a steady start at exploring voluntary and involuntary muscle movement.

    Art – We looked at the artist Paul Klee as we studied line and form

    PSHE – To know our worth and recognise positive things about ourselves and others

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  • sPRING 1 WEEK 2

    Published 21/01/25, by Admin

    Read on to find out what Year 3 have been up to this week....

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