Welcome to Cedar Class, Year 3 2024-2025.
Cedar Class has 28 children. The Cedar team are Mrs Giles (Mon-Thurs), Mrs Downs (Fri), Mrs Hall (full time), Mrs Johansen and Miss Lucas (both part-time in our class). Making learning fun is our speciality! There are so many fun things to look forward to in the year ahead.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you ever have any queries or concerns.
PE is on Monday and Tuesday. Please wear your PE kit to school on these days and bring a sun hat for those sunny days. This term we have football and netball and we shall be working alongside Mr Mule.
Please bring a coat to school everyday. Children need fresh air and exercise so they can learn best and we do go out in light rain. Remember a water bottle every day. A piece of fruit at playtime really helps children to concentrate on learning up to lunch time. Many thanks.
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Some of the facts we have read about Stonehenge
Stonehenge is the world's most famous stone circle.
It is in Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire which is about 2 hours from London.
The land is flat.
Early British people settled here.
Some people believed the stones had special powers.
The bluestones at Stonehenge come from Wales and they are not actually blue, they are grey!
Some of the sandstones used are 4-7metres high and weigh as much as eight female elephants!
Some of the stones have fallen. Some are missing. Others have been damaged by the weather.
Nowadays, many tourists travel to England to see the stones.
Below is some of the work completed in the last academic year to give you a flavour of what we get up to in Year 3.
Term 6 -The Tempest by William Shakespeare and Plants
We have been writing our own beginning of The Tempest story. We have explored ‘ninja’ vocabulary through work with a thesaurus and generated similes, personification and more! We couldn’t be more proud of the work ALL the children in writing and the progress they are making.
A strong hurricane was erupting over the island. Palm trees were cut, ripped and sliced. The gale hissed and slashed off their branches which sent them falling through the air uncontrollably.
On a sandy beach, not far from the mouth of his cave, stood Prospero, the king wizard, his white lily hair and white lily beard streamed out in the hissing wind. His jet black robes flapped around.
By Esme
Long, long away there was an island perished by a devilish storm. Hurricanes, gales and tornadoes, cracked and thundered. The heavy wind blew and sliced the poor palm trees. They rotated like dancers doing great backflips. The gales squealed as loud as ten thousand lions roaring at the same time. The palm trees that slouched were already in the distance. The storm, which screeched and howled, got heavier and heavier.
On a wet, miserable beach stood mute Prospero, the hairy, wrinkly wizard. Raging, wild weather yelled into the ears on the wizard. In the dark, blood-curdling cave, his raven black robe fluttered furiously.
By Milan
An aggressive, violent, horrific and torturous storm was raging over the island. Palm trees arched and the branches were crooked. They twisted and turned as flew through the air.
On a stormy beach, not far away from the mouth of the cave, Prospero, the evil wizard, was positioned with his snowy white hair and beard streaming out in the wind. His charcoal robes were flapping around him.
By Ryan
Term 5 -Take One Tale and Amazing Bodies
Collective class thoughts on what could be the odd one out.
Snake
Elephant (or is it a woolly mammoth?)
Bird
What else could we have added?
Term 4 - 'May the Force Be With You' and Robots
"Maybe the odd one out is the third one because 1 and 2 have humans involved. No-one is touching anything in number 3.
"Could it be the drawer because it is the only one that has a push and pull?"
"It's the one with the magnet because it is the only one with a magnetic force."
What other reasons could there be?
Term 3 Take One Piece and Romans