Woodlands Primary School

Year Three

Mrs Gray (Class Teacher)
Mrs Kumar (Teaching Assistant)

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Year 3 Activities

Creative Writing Competition

BBC Bitesize Educational games for Primary children

Pobble 365 Writing resources Brilliant lesson starters for writing

Topmarks Quality interactive resources

Purple Mash Fun curriculum-based activities

Jo Wick's Daily Workouts

Please send through any work completed and I will provide feedback and next steps.

Please do not hesitate to contact me on hfrench@woodlands.herts.sch.uk

Stay safe everybody!

'Happiness is seeing the smile on a child's face as they learn.'

Welcome to Year Three. We hope you all had an enjoyable Christmas break and are ready for the exciting Spring Term ahead. I am delighted to be working alongside Mrs Kumar to ensure Year Three have a positive learning experience where they will continue to thrive in a safe and stimulating environment. As a team we will be setting high expectations and inspiring the children to reach their full potential in order to be the best they can be!

Joining KS2 has come with new challenges and exciting opportunities for the children. Not only have they learnt to tie a tie, they will also be continuously learning how to tackle challenges and problem solve. Through adopting a Growth Mindset we are supporting the children to grow and develop into confident learners and critical thinkers. Two key phrases you will often hear from the children (and adults) are:

“I don’t know YET”

“We learn from our mistakes”

We will also be promoting our Values and British Values by showing mutual respect towards one another. We recognise we are all different and that’s what makes us great! We embrace diversity and are tolerant of opinions and beliefs different to our own.

The children will be expected to become more independent in their learning this year. However, there will still be numerous opportunities for them to work with peers and help strengthen each other’s learning. We are already proud of Year 3 and their attitudes towards their learning and each other, keep this up!