Wednesday 8 September 2021

Year 3 Curriculum Newsletter

 

Curriculum Newsletter - 8th September 2021

It has been lovely to welcome the children back into school for the Autumn term and the beginning of their KS2 journey. We look forward to meeting you all over the next few weeks.

We have attached the Curriculum Newsletter, which we hope you find informative, if you have any questions please feel free to email the Year 3 team year3@broadford.havering.sch.uk.


Headteacher:  Mrs. L. Nicholls

Year 3 - Autumn Curriculum Newsletter 

A warm welcome back to the Autumn term from the Year 3 team!  We hope you find this letter informative; please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions on year3@broadford.havering.sch.uk


Homework: 

Our expectation at Broadford is that every child should do the following every night: 

● 15 minutes reading to themselves or an adult (signed in the reading record) 

● 15 minutes practicing spellings in their spelling book 

● 15 minutes rehearsing times tables facts (including multiplication and division) 


Mathletics and Times Table Rock Stars:

Every child has now received their login details for Mathletics and Times Table Rockstars, which means they can access their accounts outside of school. Both websites offer valuable resources that can support your child’s learning in maths so please encourage your child to use them. 


Spellings: 

Spellings will be given out on Mondays. The children should practice their words every evening. Spelling books and reading records must be brought in on Fridays, which is also when the weekly test happens. This will be closely monitored.


P.E Lessons

Year 3 will have PE lessons every Wednesday afternoon. Please ensure that your child/ren are dressed appropriately as they will be participating in both indoor and outdoor activities. On Wednesdays, the children can come into school wearing their PE kit; white t-shirt, blue/black shorts or tracksuit.


Curriculum Information

We have included a summary of the topics which the children will be covering this term. If you would like to make any suggestions of what you or your child would like to learn in relation to the topics taught, please inform your child’s class teacher. We welcome any suggestions you may have. 

We look forward to meeting you over the next few weeks; please do come and see us if you have any questions at all or alternatively you can email us 


Yours sincerely, 


Ms. Jennings                           

Cedar Class Teacher              

Year Group Lead


Mrs. Doughty/Miss Bamgboye

Cherry Class Teachers


Miss Thomas

Elm Class Teacher



Autumn Term


1st Half Term

2nd Half Term

Literacy

Spelling, grammar and punctuation

Story Writing

Instructions

Spelling, grammar and punctuation

Playscripts

Information Texts

Please fill in the reading journal after hearing your child read.

For a good selection of children books visit the local library.

Numeracy

Place Value & Number Reasoning with 3 digit numbers



Multiplication and Division

Addition & Subtraction

Time.

This can be accessed from home with the children’s individual usernames/passwords.

ICT

E-Safety

Coding

Using IPADS

Science

Plants 

Animals Including Humans

Plants

Light

You could visit the Science Museum. Admission is free. Located at Exhibition Road in South Kensington, London, SW7 2DD.

History/ Geography

Ancient Egypt

Water Cycle

R.E

Why is Jesus important to Christians?

Hinduism - Festival of Diwali

P.E

Netball/Football/Tag Rugby

Netball/Football/Tag Rugby

PE will be on Wednesday and children can come to school in their kit.

Music

Let your Spirit Fly

Glockenspiel

Art/ Design and Technology

Portraits 

3D Sculptures

French

Greetings, classroom instructions, animals, numbers.

Genders, storytelling, French names, Christmas.

RSE

Being Me in My World

Celebrating Differences

Trips

Dates to be confirmed and detailed letters to follow.


Stay and Learn - Thursday 7th  October - Reading Focus

9.15 -9.45 -Cedar Class

10.00 - 10.30 - Cherry Class

10.45 - 11.15 -Elm Class


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