Bumblebees
Welcome to class 3, the busy bumblebees! 🐝
If your child is isolating, but well enough to complete activities - here are some ideas of what they could do.
Keep safe everyone 
Continue completing Active Learn games!
Practise our money skills using the interactive games on Top marks!
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/money
Read the Nativity story, think and discuss why we celebrate Christmas
Last week we looked into Christmas in India.
Try creating one of those beautiful star paper lantern decorations!
Follow these instructions and templates to help you.
Design a class Christmas card (home task)
Create their star headband/crown ready for their performance
Write a Christmas list, explaining why you deserve presents this year - what have you done? Have you been kind? Hardworking? Excellent behaviour?
Make a list of presents they would like to buy for their family. You could make up the prices of each present and practise paying for them using coins. How much change would you need?
Anti-bullying week
UNITED AGAINST BULLYING
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Brilliant examples of our persuasive letter writing to the carrots!
Fantastic posters, bendegedig!
We have been practising our still life drawing skills today!
We have been reinforcing our money skills, paying for vegetables with our focus this week on the anti bullying story “The Carrot Club” 🥕💷
Showing off our ODD SOCKS for anti-bullying week - understanding that we are all unique but all equal!
Children in Need 2020
Well done bumblebees for dressing up and donating money to Children in Need!
Our lovely house captains and school council have been announced from our anonymous vote!👏🏆
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Our door beautifully decorated with Remembrance Day and Children in Need crafts!
Hope you all had a lovely half term and are keeping safe! Please have a look at these activities that you can complete this week 
Keep safe bumblebees 
Write a Halloween acrostic poem using spooky adjectives, use this poem as an example and to remind yourself of acrostic poem characteristics!
Here are some adjectives to help you!
Write about Halloween in 2020 in your homework books, remember to use adjectives to improve your sentences
What did you do? What was different? Who were you with? What did you dress up as? What was your favourite part? Did you enjoy? What games did you play?
Keep practising number bonds, try and beat our class score!
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
Try this place value game! Can you get to the 1000s?
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/place-value/place-value-charts
In your homework books, write about your half term. Remember to use capital letters and full stops correctly. Use commas where necessary.
What did you do? Where did you go? Who were you with? Was it different to previous half terms?
Remember, remember, the 5th of November, Gunpowder, treason and plot!
In your homework books, write about your bonfire night or describe the 'perfect' bonfire night!
Use appropriate adjectives when writing about bonfire night!
Write an acrostic poem about bonfire night
Have a look at these examples to help you!
Brilliant teamwork today planning and building a cage to trap the tiger from the fantastic Indian folk tale we read last week.
Our gorgeous library books have arrived! Let’s learn more about our topic India 😆
Fantastic Bollywood dancing 💃🕺
Excellent map work with Mrs Davies, learning about the location of cities and landmarks! 🇮🇳
Creating our wonderful posters about India using j2e on hwb 😊
We’ve definitely got that Friday feeling! Have a fabulous weekend all ☺️
Fantastic number bonds with Mrs Davies 😁
We have remembered our fantastic dance that Mrs Evans loved and taught us in class 2 last year! Thank you for teaching me and Mrs Davies! 😊
We have spent lots of time enjoying the outdoors, running around and catching up with our lovely friends.
