Year 3 objectives WC 28.11.16

Literacy

In Year 3 this week, we will be completing our: 

• Reading and SPaG tests.

Mathematics

In Year 3 this week, we will be completing our:

• Maths tests

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Year 3 objectives wc 21.11.16

Literacy

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning: 

• To think about structure and paragraphs when writing our story.
• To edit and improve our story against success criteria.

Mathematics

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning:

• To interpret data from a bar chart.
• To interpret data from a tally chart and pictogram.
• To present data in the form of a tally and pictogram where one symbol represents more than one.

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Year 3 Objectives WC 14.11.16

Literacy

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning: 

• To plan and draft an adventure story.
• To think about structure and paragraphs when writing our story.

Mathematics

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning:

• to describe 2D shapes using their properties.
• to name and describe 3D shapes.
• to create 3D shapes using modelling materials.

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Year 3 objectives WC 7.11.16

Literacy

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning: 

• To use camera angles to rewrite a scene from a film.

Mathematics

In Year 3 this week, we will be learning:

• To tell times in the 12-hour digital clock format. 
• To tell times in the 24-hour digital clock format. 
• To add amounts of money including £ and p. 

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Year 4 Weekly Objectives w/c 07/11/16

Literacy

In Year 4 this week, we will be learning:

• to invent and describe our own character for an imaginary setting;
• to understand how expressive language creates images and atmosphere; 
• to plan our own fantasy story.

This week's spelling rule is words with the prefix re-.

Mathematics

In Year 4 this week, we will be learning:

• to calculate using the column method;
• to solve problems using the column method.

  

Year 3 trip to Layer Marney Tower

 Year 3 experienced life as a Tudor today during our visit to Layer Marney Tower. They discussed how food and drinks were sourced during the Tudor period, experienced life in a Tudor school through reading, writing with quill and ink and also learning to count to 10 in Latin. In addition, they were lucky enough to climb the tallest Tudor tower in England, measuring 85ft with an astonishing spiral staircase with 99 steps. They finished the day off learning about Tudor clothing and were even given the opportunity to complete their own weaved pattern. What a fantastic opportunity to further develop their learning of the Tudors.