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Badgers
Welcome back!
I hope you have had a fun-filled summer holiday and are feeling refreshed and raring to begin Year 3. There are lots of exciting learning opportunities to look forward to and Mrs Pointer and I are especially keen to start work on our new topic 'This Is Your Life' We are also excited about our year's Forest School sessions - details to follow.
This term we will have PE on Mondays so don't forget your kit! If you wear earrings it would help to leave them at home when we have PE.
Homework will be set on Thursdays and will be collected in on Tuesdays.
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to ask.
Very best wishes,
Mr Holman
Final Forest School as Badger Class
Exploring mark making with a range of hard and soft pencils with Mrs Jameson and Mrs King
Fabulous farmland bird paintings
We measured and drew the length of the world’s longest carrot. It was 6.25m long (17 feet)! We lined up to show the length of the carrot 🥕
Countryside Week 2019
Penne pomadoro in the forest 🌳
Look at our fabulous African pots!
Experimenting with magnets.
Cooking and enjoying delicious Ghanaian spicy bean stew
Active maths: identifying pairs of perpendicular lines on the playground.
Obstacle course conquered!
Bacon rolls with a side order of mushrooms please!
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the synagogue in Norwich.
Incredible Iron Age houses and marvellous Mesolithic Mammoths!
Wednesday 13th March: we learned such a lot about rocks and soils, planting and growing during our visit to the farm. We discovered why some fields are covered with sheets of plastic, found out that the soil needs to be at least 6 degrees Celsius for seeds to germinate and discovered how the soil structure changes the deeper you dig.
Wednesday 13th March: what an amazing learning experience in the cave!
All snuggled up for World Book Day! 📚
Friday 1st March: Forest School fun making 'cave paintings' with our very own charcoal, Thank you to Toby's dad and Mrs Pointer for building our log store and thank you Eleanor's dad for helping yet again!
Tuesday 26th February: estimating and measuring.
Monday 25th February: playing maths games outdoors to to improve our measuring skills.
Friday 15th February: a perfect day in the forest 🌳
Thursday 14th February: Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️
Tuesday 12th February: we've got the whole world in our hands!
Friday 8th February: storytelling and ice-cream eating in the cabin followed by games on the field as a reward for filling the class marble jar.
Wednesday 6th February: 'Maths of The Day' number-bonds to 100.
Thursday 24th January: writing our own scripts for an episode of Stone Age Masterchef
Tuesday 15th January: we sorted rocks into groups and created Venn diagrams.
Friday 11th January: clay- modelling and popcorn munching at Forest School
Thursday 10th January: we have wordproessed letters to the vegan boxer, David Haye, to send him the vegan menus we have planned. We look forward to receiving a reply.
A visit from Santa, hot- chocolate in the cabin and a wonderful Christmas dinner. Happy Christmas everyone!
Cracking Christmas cards Mrs Pointer!
Medium Term Plan: an outline of what we will be learning in the Autumn Term.
Friday14th December: festive eggy bread in the forest 🌳
Thursday 13th December: planting garlic to harvest next year.
Our fabulous gingerbread houses.
Incredible gingerbread houses - thank you Mrs Lee and Mrs Pointer! (Don't tell Hansel and Gretel . . . )
Penguins by Badgers
Tuesday 4th December: making fabulous decorations for the Christmas tree.
Friday 29th November: we had great fun making clay creatures and cooking Scotch pancakes at Forest Schhol
Wednesday 21st November: we harvested the vegetables we grew at school and prepared and cooked a delicious soup.
Friday16th November: First World War-style bully-beef and butter sandwiches go down well at Forest School!
Centenary Week: paying our respects at the cottage where Sydney Charles Pryke, who was killed at the Somme in 1916, was born and where he grew up in Well Lane, Barnham.
Centenary Week: we are proud of our paintings of poppies.
Centenary Week: we were so impressed with the beautifully decorated church.
Tuesday 6th November: carefully considered observations and questions during Centenary Week.
Friday 2nd November: amazing natural art at Forest School inspired by Andy Goldsworthy
Friday 2nd November: beautiful bonfire Night collages
Friday 2nd November: another fun-packed Forest School adventure!
Thursday1 st November: painting poppies for a school display next week
Friday12th October: we loved chopping vegetables and cooking a delicious vegetable soup at Forest School
Thursday11th October: sunflower paintings inspired by Vincent Van Gogh
Friday 5th October: working in groups with Thesauruses to think of exciting adjectives
Friday 29th September: cleaning out and looking after our chickens
Friday 28th September: a terrific first Forest School session
Wednesday 26th September: Mrs Burton led some great hands-on learning activities to help us reflect on the meaning of the Lord's Prayer
Tuesday 25th September: using dienes to consolidate out knowledge and understanding of numbers to 10,000
Friday 21st September: we really enjoyed the visit of Rob Smith from the 'Literacy Shed' who inspired our writing with video clips
Tuesday18th September: we were very excited to enjoy a question and answer session with Max's dad, 'Jaguar Skills'
Wednesday 12th September: learning about skeletons by building our own!
