Welcome to Year 3!
Class Teacher: Mrs A. Underhill-Jones
Intervention: Miss K. Stephens
PPA - Mr Joy and Mr Smith
Home Learning
Communication:
Schoop - the school ID is 17699
Twitter - @StDavidsCiWPrm https://twitter.com/StDavidsCiWPrm
Email: year3@stdavidsprm.cardiff.sch.uk
Accessing online materials:
Year 3 Hwb
To access the Year 3 portal, please visit this link and join our class: https://hwb.gov.wales/go/y77rqv
All children will need their Hwb log in to access our Home Learning Portals. Your child should have brought these home in their homework books and I have emailed them all to you directly.
Please email year3@stdavidsprm.cardiff.sch.uk if you cannot remember the password so I can send a reminder, or if the log in details are compromised so that I can reset the password.
Stay Safe. Stay Learning. Online safety top tips for primary aged learners
Please see the link and document below about how to stay safe with learning online.
https://hwb.gov.wales/zones/online-safety/key-information/primary-learners/
Real PE
real PE is a unique, child centred approach that transforms how we teach PE to include, challenge and support EVERY child.
Jasmine - your real learning platform, provides 1000s of hours of fun activities and challenges that will help you to keep your children and family fit and healthy in the coming months.
The website address is: home.jasmineactive.com
Parent email: parent@stdavidsci-1.com
Password: stdavidsci
St Davids CiW Primary School Virtual Horticultural Show
On Monday 13th July we will be having a virtual horticultural show. All entries will need to be sent to me by Friday 10th July (ready for judges)
Home Learning
'Learner of the week' in year 3 is Tia!
Congratulations Tia!! I was so impressed with the enthusiasm you showed coming to school with your arm in a sling! It did not stop you wanting to come and participate in all the activities we had planned. I am also impressed with all the home learning work you did! Brilliant. Keep up the good work!
Context for Learning
Let’s tiptoe through the tulips together and discover the sights, sounds and smells of the garden.
This half term, we’ll find out how to look after plants and appreciate the flowers. We’ll write an information book about plants, follow instructions, enjoy the story of 'The secret Garden' and write stories of our own. Discovering our green fingers will be fun when we plant and tend a pizza garden of herbs. We’ll also learn about the different parts of a plant and create our own ‘planting and growing’ action rhyme. Our senses will help us describe and sort a range of smells and we’ll make beautifully scented products. We’ll look closely at a wide variety of plants, create detailed, observational drawings and press real flowers to use in collages. At the end of our project, we will have become plant experts! We’ll create a presentation about plants, share the information books that we have made and design a fantasy garden.
Homework
Click on the link below to see this term's homework grid. Children may do as many homework tasks as they like and bring them into school to share with the class whenever a task has been completed.
Home Learning
Summer Term 2
Week commencing 13/7/20
This week is mainly the transition work which you can give to Miss Bowen in September. The Literacy and Maths work is to keep you busy over the summer holidays. I have really loved having you all this year and am deeply proud of the way you have all adapted to the recent times. I will miss you so much but will pop my head in now and again to see how you are doing! Have the best summer holidays. See you in September!
Christian Values
Our school Christian Value for this term is Respect
We are learning about the importance of treating others with respect even if we sometimes do not agree with the way they behave or the things they say. We will also be thinking about how we should treat the things that belong to us and to other people respectfully.
Think and talk about:
• Think of some practical ways that you show respect to each other in your family.
• Often we show respect to someone by the way we speak to them. What does this mean in practice?
• Do you treat one another’s possessions with respect? What does this mean in practice?
Important dates
Please see the document below with dates for the year. I have highlighted important dates for Year 3.
Spellings
New spelling patterns will be practised in class each week but we will no longer be having a weekly spelling test, we will be
looking for pupils using these spelling patterns in their daily work across the curriculum.
Reading
Reading books should be read every evening and returned to school every morning as the children may have an opportunity to
read their book in class either by themselves or to an adult. Please complete the reading record in your child's book bag each
time you listen to them read. All books are sent home on Fridays and must be returned on Mondays.
Please see the link below for the Oxford Owl website. The children can access ebooks and parents can access resources to help with reading at home.
To login to our class page please use the following:
Username: mrsunderhill-jones
password: year3
Handwriting
In year 3 we use joined up handwriting. Here are some practice sheets below.
P.E.
P.E is on a Friday afternoon and will be taken by Mr Smith. Your child will need black shorts, house colour or white t-shirt and trainers, labelled clearly with their name. They may also wear black jogging bottoms and a school hoodie for outside activities.
Real PE
Real PE is a unique, child centred approach that transforms how we teach PE to include, challenge and support EVERY child.
Jasmine - your real learning platform, provides 1000s of hours of fun activities and challenges that will help you to keep your children and family fit and healthy
The website address is: home.jasmineactive.com
Parent email: parent@stdavidsci-1.com
Password: stdavidsci
MFL
This term we will be learning some French as part of our language sessions. Please see the link below for Language Nut. I have put some practise games on our class page. Your child's username and password are in their homework books.
Snack
Snack money is £1.50 per week, and should be paid via ParentPay before 8am on Monday mornings. We are a healthy eating
school and children can only eat fresh fruit or fresh vegetables for their snack. We provide a wide variety of choice including
apples, oranges, bananas, melon, pineapple, plums, peaches and carrots sticks when in season. If you prefer, you may send in
fresh fruit or fresh vegetables from home for their snack.
Children may bring a bottle of water to school to drink. We are happy to refill their bottles for them during the day.
Dinner money
As a cashless school, dinner money is to be paid in advance via ParentPay.
Web links
https://twitter.com/StDavidsCiWPrm - Please see St David's CIW Primary School twitter feed for updates on what we are doing in class.
https://hwb.gov.wales/ - Children have their HWB logins so can access this resource from home.
https://plprimarystars.com/sign-in - Premier league Primary stars. Children to use their names as their username and Year 3 as the password when registering. Children to use the code 38KLWF to join the class where I have put various curriculum games on.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ - Great online games for curriculum areas
https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/levels/zbr9wmn - BBC Bitesize
http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks2literacy.html - Lots of online games linked to different areas of the curriculum
https://www.learn-welsh.net/welshgames - Online Welsh games
https://www.rctcbc.gov.uk/EN/Tourism/RhonddaHeritagePark/Home.aspx - Rhondda Heritage Park
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z73b4wx - Children working in the mines (video clip)
https://museum.wales/bigpit/ - Big Pit
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zcfygk7 - KS2 History. Life in Celtic Britain
https://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/celts/ - BBC Wales - Iron age Celts
https://museum.wales/stfagans/ - St. Fagan's Museum of Welsh Life
https://museum.wales/roman/ - National Roman Legion Musum
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