Thank you Red Deers for your generous gifts.

It's been a great year and I wish you all well next year.

Miss Kent

For our eco-week we are asking if you could very kindly bring in the following items:

• Plastic bags
• Old clothes
• Newspaper
• 2L bottles

In order for the week to run smoothly we need lots of these items, so please get hunting for them!

Thank you

Miss Kent and Mrs Tyson

 Next week

 In maths, we will be looking at fractions and angles.

 In Literacy, we will be continuing our focus on myths particularly looking at Pandora's Box

This week Red Deers will be learning more about fractions. In Literacy, we will be reading Greek Myths and considering how we can write our own!

 At the end of the week it's Red Deer's Class Assembly!

  Happy New Year!

  Many thanks for my lovely Christmas presents and my Next voucher. 

 Next week: 21st November

 Maths: subtraction and addition problem solving.

 Literacy: we will be looking at Christmas stories.

Making great use of computing to learn about history:

 Week 10: 4th November

  Red Deers will be starting to work on our Christmas Production so please learn your lines.

​  In Literacy, we will be starting to think about our final newspaper report. We will be reading more reports ready for writing our fire report next week.

 Maths is set to be a fun packed week on fractions.

 Week 9: 31st October 2016

 What's happening in Red Deer Class?

 Literacy

We will be starting to look at newspapers.

Maths

Doubling, halving and some work on fractions.

Next Week: Monday, 7th October

Maths Focus - addition  

Literacy Focus - fiction including speech marks.

Sutton Hoo School Trip

Red Deer Class are off on an adventure Tuesday, 4th October however we are currently short of adult helpers. I am seeking two helpers.

Do you have a full DBS? Are you able to help on the day?

Reminder: Have you returned your permission slip?

There are no spellings or times tables this week but we do expect the children to be reading everyday and recording this in their reading records.

Final project due in on 14th July.

For the Carnival on Tuesday, please ensure that the children come in dressed in red, white and blue as our country is the USA!

Thank you!

Red Deer Class Assembly

On Friday 17th June it is our class assembly. Please ensure that you bring in your costumes in a named bag by Thursday at the latest and learn your words carefully!

There are no spellings and no maths homework for the half term.

We would like the children to continue practising their times tables for a mixed text on Thursday 9th June.

Start working on your next project which will be due in on Thursday 16th June. Please bring it in on the day so we can monitor who has completed their project.

We have been able to organise an additional swimming lesson to compensate for the missed lesson. This will be on 5th July which will be our last swimming lesson. Please ensure that the children bring in their swimming kit for Tuesday 7th June.

Hope you all have a great holiday!

Reading journals

Please make sure you bring your reading journal to school on the day you have guided reading. Your teacher needs to check the variety of books your reading and how often.

Half Term Homework

Please continue to read everyday and write in your reading journals. Please try to read a range of books including fiction and non-fiction.

The children's 3rd project is due in on Thursday 3rd March.

In the future, please could you mark the maths homework book with your child. This offers the opportunity to address any misconceptions.

Thank you,

Miss White and Mrs Chudley

Welcome to Year 3 everyone!

As a class we discussed what rules we would like to follow in our classroom. Here is what we came up with:

1. We will respect each other and any adults that we work with.
2. We won't bully others. If we see someone being bullied, we must tell an adult or if we see someone being left out, we will ask them to join us.
3. We will always be kind to each other.
4. We will always put our hand up if we need to go to the toilet, to ask a question or to answer a question.
5. We will not kick underneath the tables. We will keep our feet still and flat underneath the table. We will keep our hands and feet safe at all times.

Red Deer it has been a fantasic year and I would like to thank you all for your hard work! Well done and WOW!

Thank you also for the support I have received from all the parents in Red Deer across the year.  

And finally thank you to you all for your thoughtful and generous gifts.

Thank you!

Have a great and safe summer,

Miss Mann

Things for the juniors:

• A pencil case which fits into a classroom tray, please ensure it is named
• A tracksuit
• Plimsoles
• Trainers
• A healthy snack each day 

Pen licences and pens will be issued by Miss White so there is no need to have lots of writing pens in the pencil case. 

Maths for the week beginning 13th July

• Rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and nearest 100
• Comparing 3-digit numbers
• Solving word problems

Maths for the week beginning 6th July

• Comparing 2-digit numbers and 3-digit numbers using place value
• Finding a number between two given numbers
• Revising the 2, 3, 5 and 10 times table

Maths for the week beginning 29th June

• Continuing to multiply two numbers by counting in steps of 2, 3, 5 and 10
• Continuing to solve division problems by counting in steps of 2, 3, 5 and 10
• Reading the scales on thermometers
• Comparing two 2-digit numbers and finding bonds to 100 using thermometers

Pirate versus Mermaid props

For our Fabulous Finish we are looking for the following props:

• a ship's wheel
• large white sheets
• thick rope
• large conch shells or similar underwater items
• brooms
• rope ladder

If you have any of the above and are able to loan them to us for a few weeks, we would be most grateful.

Thank you,

Miss Mann, Miss Jeffries and Mrs Ward

Maths for week beginning 22nd June

• Partitioning to add two 2-digit numbers
• Finding the difference between two 2-digit numbers
• Multiplying two numbers by counting in steps of 2, 3, 5 and 10
• Solving division problems by counting in steps of 2, 3, 5 and 10

Pirates Vs Mermaids

The children now have been allocated their parts and have been given the words to the songs.  Please practice these as frequently as you can as we are performing on the 8th July.

Every child is either a mermaid or a pirate.   Pirates can recycle their Pirate Day costumes and mermaid costumes can be creative as you like, trying to stick to predominantly green and blue shades.  If you find it difficult to find a costume please let us know as soon as possible. 

Maths for the week beginning 15th June

• Revision of number bonds to 20
• Doubling
• Adding three numbers using number bonds & doubles
• Finding missing numbers

Maths for the week beginning 8th June

• Measuring lengths in centimetres
• Estimating lengths
• Finding 1/2, 1/4 and 1/3 of a given number

Monday 18th - Friday 22nd May is our Passport to Europe week.  During the week the children will be visiting different countries in Europe. 

Maths for the week beginning 11th May

• Working with money
• Problem solving

A huge thank you to our Pirate Captain and all the adults who gave up their time today to make our Pirate Day so excellent!

Well done m' hearties!  

 Maths for the week beginning Tuesday 5th April

• Division and multiplication
• Word problems

Calling all Pirates!

Thursday 7th May is Pirate Day.

We are taking over the hall and sailing away with History off the Page.

To get into the spirit of the day dressing as a pirate would be exciting.  Nothing too elaborate is needed, a stripy t-shirt and baggy trousers will look very piratey.

Accessories might include: eye patch, cutlass, sash, hook etc.

We all have pirate hats in school but if you already have one at home please feel free to bring it in.