Year 3 have been learning about how our earth was formed. We learnt about the 4 different layers of the earth and about what they were made of. To help with our learning, we created clay models to show the different layers. Here are some pictures.
Today year 3 have been investigating the properties of different rocks. We predicted our results, investigated and concluded whether our preditions were correct. Here are some pictures of our experiment
Welcome back. We have had a brilliant first few couple of days. We want to say a massive thank you and well done to the children. They all came back to school really well and have all settled back into their classes. These last few days have been days for Read more…
Year 3 Cedar would like to thank all the parents for all the wonderful costumes that we had in our class. We really had fun learning more about our class book Peter Pan while in fancy dress. Here are some pictures of our day. The children are coming home tonight Read more…
Year 3 have been looking at ways to stay safe online. We read the book Tek about a boy who spends too much time online and we discussed the dangers of over using the Internet. We then put our online safety skills to the test and safety searched some words Read more…
Thank you to all the parents and relatives who came to our shared lunch and learning this morning. I hope you have been able to was the glue away. The children really enjoyed having you work beside them and I hope you were able to learn something as well. Here Read more…
Year 3 have been testing the properties of rocks. We tested rocks to see if they were durable, permeable or if the rocks can float. Here are some pictures of our investigation
Year 3 have composed a piece of music to show the different stages of a volcanic eruption. We researched epic music and thought about what dynamics and beat we should use for the different stages. We decided when we should crescendo our music for the most effect. Here are some Read more…
Today, year 3 located and plotted the different volcanos that form the ring of fire. They used maps and coordinates to help them. They learnt that 75% of the world’s active volcanos are located here.
Year 3 have been learning about the different layers of the Earth. To help show their learning, we created scaled models of each layer. Sand is the crust, this is the thinnest layer. Yellow is the mantle. Orange is the outer core and red is the inner core. Here are Read more…