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Year 3

Welcome to Year 3’s class page

This page has all the information you will need to know about what is going on in Year 3 this year.

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Key Information

Reading

Children all have a home reading book which they read both in school and at home. When the children have read the books fully and are able to answer questions to demonstrate their understanding their books will be changed. It is important that each time the children read at home their reading record is signed. Reading books are to come into school every day, so if there is any extra time in the day we can read with the children.

Homework

Spelling – there will be spellings sent home weekly to learn for a test on Monday.

Times tables – in Year 3 we will be encouraging the children to become fluent in their tables. We use a programme called Times Tables Rockstars (www.ttrockstars.com) in school and children will have an account of their own so they can log in at home to complete their own challenges. About 10 minutes at home each day would help to improve times tables knowledge.

Water bottles

It would be brilliant if every child has a water bottle for school to enable them to drink as much as possible during the school day, especially when the weather is warm and for after P.E. lessons. If your child would like to bring a snack for playtime, we encourage them to eat a healthy snack.

PE

Our PE days are Mondays and Thursday. On those days, the children should come into school wearing their P.E. kit. They will keep this on for the whole day. Our school P.E. kit is maroon shorts and a yellow top. If it is cold, children can wear leggings under their school shorts or wear jogging bottoms.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Thank you for your support,

Mrs Williams, Mrs Mason and Mr Cushion

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