Welcome to Class 3!
I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas holiday!
Trips this term:
Dance Festival at HCHS - Friday 24th January
Caerleon Roman Fortress Museum - Monday 27th January
In Class 3, we're thrilled to have the dynamic duo of Mrs Crabb and Mrs Phelps with us to ignite our curiosity and guide us through our academic adventures.
Why not get a head start on some of the topics we'll be exploring this term:
History: The Romans
We are diving into the world of the Romans, learning about their powerful empire, incredible innovations, and enduring legacy. Students will discover what life was like in Roman Britain, explore the significance of Roman roads, and uncover the stories of key figures. This topic not only connects students to the past but also helps them understand how Roman influences still shape our modern world.
Science: States of Matter
In science, our focus is on "States of Matter." Students will investigate the properties of solids, liquids, and gases. They will learn about processes such as melting, freezing, evaporation, and condensation, gaining a deeper understanding of how matter changes state and why these changes occur.
Art: Sonia Delaunay
In art, we are exploring the vibrant and dynamic work of Sonia Delaunay. Students will study her use of colour, shape, and rhythm, creating their own art inspired by her distinctive style. This topic not only allows students to experiment with abstract art but also encourages them to express their creativity and develop a greater appreciation for modern art movements.
Please ensure your child has their PE kit for our lessons on Wednesday and Friday. It's a great opportunity for them to stay active and enjoy some physical exercise.
We can't wait to see you all in the new term, full of energy and excitement for the amazing learning adventures ahead!
As ever, if you do have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Mr Howard
Reading in Years 3 and 4:
As a school, nurturing a love for reading remains at the heart of our educational mission. To cultivate this passion, reading will continue to be a fundamental aspect of our curriculum and daily routine. In addition to daily guided reading sessions, we encourage your child to have independent reading time, either by themselves or with the guidance of an adult, each day. Please ensure your child comes prepared with their reading book and blue reading record every day. Kindly sign the reading record after listening to your child read at home, and take a moment to discuss what they have read to gauge their comprehension and inference skills.
Furthermore, we're excited to introduce our 'Grand Draw' raffle initiative! Here's how it works: when your child reads independently five times in a week and receives an adult's signature, they earn a raffle ticket to contribute to the class jar. At the end of each half-term, a golden ticket will be drawn, and the lucky winner will be rewarded with a special non-uniform day pass. It's a fun incentive to encourage consistent reading habits and celebrate our young readers' dedication and achievement!
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