Class 3
Welcome back brand new Class 3!
Mrs Makings, Mrs Pearson and Mrs Latham can not wait to join your Year 1 learning journey this year. Let's explore, discover and have lots of fun developing our knowledge and skills through our exciting new topics.
If you fancy going back time in time to explore the life of Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole or learning to sketch and shade like an artist or understand living things and their habitats then Class 3 is the place to be!
We have been busy making sure your classroom is an exciting and happy place to learn together and we are so looking forward to seeing you all in September.




Our first PE lesson based on fundamentals. We have been exploring how to use our bodies to balance and jump landing safely.
Writing - Week 2:
We have been “full stop detectives” in Class 3. The mission.. to find sentences which were missing full stops and adding them on using our purple polishing pens!

Maths - Week 2:
In numeracy we have been learning to represent numbers. We listened to a story about a naughty snake who wanted to eat some mice and followed the story adding and subtracting counters every time the snake put a mouse into (or took a mouse out of) his jar. We were brilliant!
Why not listen to it together at home? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNH6i7239FI

Science:
Living and Non-Living.
We have been deciding whether things are living or non-living and learning about the 7 life processes asking questions like: Does it eat? Does it grow? Does it excrete? Does it breathe? Can it reproduce? Does it move? Does it react?

Maths - we represented numbers in different ways. We are going to use the photos taken to create a class number book. The children were really creative and came up with lots of different ideas.


We have used all of the skills that we have been been developing over the last two weeks to sketch, shade, add texture and detail.
We have also been making some tasty looking fruit faces ready to sketch in our next lesson.
Literacy - We have been retelling the story of “The Colour Monster goes to School.”
We have used actions and story maps to help us. Why not ask your child to tell you the short version of the story. I have attached the story map for the beginning to prompt them.
