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Super Scientist learning at home

We have had lots of sunny days and time to appreciate the flowers in our garden.Take a look at Sam's work. Thank you for sending your work into school for us to see.

Can you label parts of the plant?

Where can pollination take place?

 


Lily's reading and exercise

Wow Lily, you did find an interesting place to read. I am glad to hear you did not pogo onto the roof! That would have been quite a jump. What a great fun way to get your daily exercise! 


Ancient Greeks by Sam G

Year 3 are becoming historians with their fabulous knowledge of The Ancient Greeks.

An impressive amount of effort and hard work by Sam G. He has learnt about the Greek alphabet and number system and wrote his name in Greek! He has wrote all about mythology with a focus on Zeus. Great home learning and thanks to Sam's mum for taking part in his Greek maths' test!! The beginning of geometry in displayed wonderfully in his posters.

Have a look at the photos of his work.


Niamh's Snowdon postcard.

It was really interesting to read your virtual postcard Niamh, I found out some interesting information from it: I did not know Edmund Hillary used it to train for everest, wow. I would love to see those beautiful wildflowers and the snow on the top. I think I'll get training for the three peaks challenge right away! Briiliant work Niamh. Miss Glenn. 


Coban's rivers and mountains work.

Be sure check out Coban's Rivers and mountains work. Well done Coban this was really interesting to read and well put together. I can see you have done lots of reserach, you're even ahead for this week on the river work. Super job Coban, keep it up. 


Reuben and the Frog!

Reuben's mum has sent me this fantastic photo of Reuben looking very happy to have a frog on his shoulder!  I don't think I woould be smiling!  Our science work recently has been about the different types of animals and frogs belong to the Amphibian group.   Amphibians are cold-blooded vertebrates (vertebrates have backbones) that don't have scales. They live part of their lives in water and part on land.    Mrs Blomeley


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