Monthly Archives: October 2016

Use these fun timetables games to help practice your timetables this half term.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks1/maths/multiplication/play/

http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/times-tables

https://www.sumdog.com/city?game=junkpile

Year 3 , you have library books and bug club books for the holidays.  You also have times tables to work on.

Enjoy the half term break.

Mrs Williams & Mr Sandles

In class we have generated our success criteria by watching a very good example from last year. We have discussed what is good about it:

Success Criteria

1) A way to introduce your presentation- gets your audience prepared for what is about to be presented
2) Making sure you have practised so that you have excellent eye contact
3) Having good expression. This will keep your audience interested
4) Be enthusiastic in places to keep them interested
5) Have something visual for your audience to look at
6) Use gesture to help your audience focus on things that are important
7) Have important details to interest your audience
8) HAVE GOOD VOLUME!

Remember: this is NOT a reading project. Just have some key dates, words or pictures that can jog your memory and allow you to expand.  

I have shown you how to use Powerpoint on HWB (Office 365) and you will need to share this with me. My email as shown is reeces@hwbmail.net (also on our class page on our website) I have shown you how to share this once it is complete. You don’t need to use Powerpoint or J2e if you do not wish this time. It is an option. Some of you may wish to create a board to help you remember your facts and to give your audience something to look at.

Have fun learning your facts and creating this. I expect you to practise and practise.

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Below is the song Year 3 and 4 will be singing in the whole school assembly for Harvest. Please learn these words at home to help your performance next week!!