In #geography we used atlases and helped locate places using its features such as the index and its key. We named the four countries in the UK and their capitals. #year3
We worked together to label our pictograms and recorded our findings. We decided the symbol should have a value of two because we could represent one using half. #maths #year3
#year3 #mathematics this week we have been learning to count in multiples of 20 and compare similarities and differences when counting in multiples of 2.
In #science #year3 have been observing and noticing patterns and changes in shadows when the light source is moved. We used our key vocabulary to help us generate an explanation of how shadows are formed.
#year3 This week we were lucky enough to visit the National Portrait Gallery to learn about Significant Black figures and how portraits can tell us intricate stories.
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LO: to partition 3 digit numbers in standard and non standard ways. Well done to these students who worked outstandingly and presented their book work beautifully.
In #maths #year3 explored flexible partitioning and redistributed manipulatives. We observed how our number was conserved regardless of how we partitioned
During our #science lesson yesterday, we used gummy snakes to create “fossils”. We used white bread to represent the
sand, brown bread to represent the sediment and then pressed them down with books. We will look at the imprint made on Monday! #Year3
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