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Category Archives: Year 3 Learning Blog

How To Be a Victorian Child

Featuredby MissFarmer Leave a comment

Here is Stanton in Y3/4M – his learning was to write or video instructions for how to be a child in a Victorian school. He wrote a script, used visual […]

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Year 3 Learning Blog

Applying our maths skills in creative ways!

11/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

Y3/4M have been calculating perimeters of 2D shapes this week – take a look at two ways they practised creatively! Did you know you could use a computer game to […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Nos animaux de compagnie – Our pets

10/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

Furthering our French learning, we have taken a look how to talk about our pets! Y3/4M watched a video and practised their pronunciation, then created these posters to show what […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Types of rocks

05/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

As part of our science learning this term, Y3/4M have been taking a look at the 3 different types of rock. Some children chose to research the types of rocks, […]

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Key Stage 2, science, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Money, money, money!

04/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

To help with our learning about money, Y3/4M have had a go at making different amounts using coins they have at home. Doing it practically with actual coins, helps build […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Victorian toys

03/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

In the Victorian times, poor families would not have been able to afford to buy toys, so they made their own from bits of scrap material around their home. Y3/4M […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Making a Victorian Thaumatrope

01/06/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

A thaumatrope was an optical illusion that became popular in the Victorian times. This was actually part of the very first beginnings of film and animation! Y3/4M had a go […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Layers of soil

22/05/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

Y3/4M have been very creative when making a piece of learning representing the layers found in the soil – even using Lego! Well done everyone! Take a look at all […]

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Key Stage 2, science, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

About time!

21/05/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

To revisit our previous learning about telling the time, Miss Mills challenged Y3/4M to make a clock in a creative way. Taking a look at the clocks the children made, […]

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Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

Did you know…?

20/05/2020by missmills13 Leave a comment

Before starting our new topic about Victorians, Y3/4M were challenged with finding out weird and wonderful facts about them. Using our excellent research skills, we definitely found some of the […]

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Home Learning, Key Stage 2, Uncategorized, Year 3 Learning Blog

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