Year 3 Update Wk 22
- Monday 5th March 2018- 3A Class Assembly
- From the 12th March 2018- 50th Anniversary Fortnight
- Thursday 22nd March 2018- Sport’s Day
- Friday 23rd March 2018- International Food Fair
- Thursday 29th March 2018- Easter Holiday starts
- Friday 30th March 2018- Good Friday Public Holiday
- Monday 16th April 2018- Start of Term Three
- To have fun
- You perform in groups or solo
- Your dance should be around 1 minute
- heats for the competition will take place at various lunchtimes after Easter
- there will be a lower school and upper competition
You can support your child by helping them create and rehearse their dance.
World Maths Day is a free, fun, online competition with up to 4 million students world-wide participating. The competition measures speed in arithmetic and numeracy skills on our Live Mathletics platform and runs for 48 hours and is open to all schools around the world. Students compete online with other students and top scores are displayed on a live ‘Hall of Fame’.
Will BHS be the World Maths Day champion in 2018?
On Wednesday 7th March children will have the opportunity to take part in their Maths Lessons. They will also be able to earn points until Thursday 8th March. Encourage your child to have fun with Maths and take part at home.
Please send them to school. There will be a collection box in the school foyer. Any books you can donate will be spread our love of reading.
Scientists learn about forces and motion through the scientific process
- Types of forces (form)
- Forces affect the motion of objects (connection)
- Scientific process (function)
Next week, the children will continue their work on the scientific inquiry cycle and inquire into the different types of forces. The children will be using the cars that they have designed and produced in the 3D printer. Each child will consider which variable they want to change and design their own investigations to compare them. The children will be learning more about magnets too.
The children will be inquiring into:
- The roles of symbols and the language of multiplication and division
- Mental and written strategies for multiplication and division
- The relationship between multiplication and division
Next week the children will show us what they can do and know about multiplication and division. They will be working through some challenges and open ended tasks.
Mathletics passwords are in your child’s diary. Please make sure that an adult supports your child when working through the activities.
This coming week we will continue to look at the features of a procedural text. The children will write their own procedure independently on how to make balloon rockets. They will focus on editing their work using a procedural checklist.
Visualising is a very important part of reading and makes reading meaningful. During this unit we will be helping the children to create images and ‘movies’ in their heads as they read a text. At home they can practise creating images when they read and also when they are read to. Talk together about what you see and see if it is different.