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Curriculum

JTLYK 31 January

Dear Parents and Carers, 

In maths this week, we dove into the topic of measurement. The children have been introduced to millimetres (mm) and centimetres (cm), and they’ve enjoyed using rulers to measure lines and objects with precision. They’ve also been comparing lengths and learning how to switch between these units—why not challenge them to measure something at home to show off their new skills? 

E.g. What is the length of each object in centimetres and millimetres?

In writing, we wrapped up our unit on myths by editing and improving sentences in the children’s stories. It was amazing to see their creative ideas shine even brighter after revision! We’ve now started a new unit on persuasive writing. The children have each chosen a Greek legacy, such as "the Olympic Games" or "Greek architecture," and we are working on crafting a persuasive piece to convince readers that their chosen legacy is the most important. Their arguments are already shaping up to be very compelling!

Ancient Greek Day

 

On Friday 7th February we will be having our Year 3 Greek Day. Please can children dress up in simple Greek costumes, a plain sheet over their shoulders works well. Please do reuse things you already have and feel free to be as creative as you like! We would really appreciate a £1 contribution to help us cover the food technology cost for one of the sessions during the day. We will also send out a ParentMail with a link if you wish to do this online.

Spellings

This week’s spellings 

group, polygon, pentagon, hexagon, regular, greatest, colleague, league  

This week we are looking at the phoneme /g/ as in garden