Year 3 Update Wk 23
- Friday 10th March – Year 3 Sharing with parents from 9.00-10.30am
- Monday 13th March – Book / Maths Week (Seven days of ABC’s and 1,2,3’s)
- Friday 24th March – BHS International Food Fair
All children need a hat for break, lunch times and PE lessons. Please ensure they are clearly labelled. NO HAT, NO PLAY!
Please remember that we have a no nut policy at BHS due to some children having severe allergies. This includes peanut butter sandwiches and nuts in cookies or cakes.
People worldwide have access to rights and opportunities that can look different.
Lines of Inquiry
- Difference between needs and wants (Perspective)
- Children’s rights and responsibilities ( Responsibility)
- How children rights are protected (Reflection)
This week the children have cooperated well with each other to ensure the flour babies were shared fairly within school. They worked hard to glaze their clay models which will be displayed at our Sharing morning on Friday.
- Fractions of shapes
- Fractions of amounts
- Making and comparing simple fractions
This week the children completed their summative assessment for measurement and continued work on Fractions. Next week the children will continue inquiring into fractions.
New tasks have been set in relation to Multiplication and Division. Please encourage your child to log on and complete tasks as part of their home learning.
This week the children inquired into the features of a narrative text and continued with their stories from last week. The children have used graphic organisers to help them plan before writing a narrative. Next week the children will begin to plan a narrative based on their flour baby.
The children will continue to work on their poems based on Children’s Rights that they will display during their sharing day.
Aidan Chan – 3A
Madan Chhetri – 3M
Navraj Gill – 3D
Indochina Starfish Foundation (ISF): An NGO committed to changing the lives of disadvantaged children in Cambodia.
https://indochinastarfish.org/
Crossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based non-profit organisation. Their goal is to connect people in a broken world. As their name suggests, they try to be a crossroads: bringing together those in need and those who can help.
OneSky aims to unlock the vast potential hidden in our world’s most vulnerable young children. They create and implement simple, replicable early learning programs that provide nurturing responsive care, transforming the lives of thousands of at-risk children every day, and ensuring that those most in need have a second chance at childhood.
