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Year 3 have created their own cave painting using oil pastels and really enjoyed using their hands and fingers to blend in the colours, just like how a Stone Age artist would!
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Year 3 Autumn 2
Year 3 are heading back in time to learn about The Stone age.
We have some wonderful learning experiences planned including being hunter gathers like Stone age people, making stone age necklaces.
Our class text is The Stone Age Boy.
Attached is our Medium Term Plan and Year 3's Autumn 2 Home Learning Grid.
We look forward to work being shared on Seesaw.
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During October half term there are many free activities on at Tameside Libraries- please see the images attached for more information.
Half term activities
We have lots going on for children and families during the upcoming half term.
We enjoyed listening to a story called The Lost Sheep. Our visitor from Holy Trinity taught us to appreciate each other.
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Year 3 compared the religious festivals that are celebrated during Autumn, they noticed the festivals all involved light.
Diwali the festival of light, Hanakkah and advent.
Which festivals do you celebrate?
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Today the KS2 Reading Ambassadors met together for their training with Cassie from and Joy from Tameside Libraries. They have ideas ready to set a whole school reading challenge.
Thank you for your ideas- what a great team!
Week beginning the 4th October is national space week. The school immersed themselves in learning about space. They have been fascinated about our solar system, the planets, the moons, space travel, astronauts and other galaxies. Year 2 even went to Jodrell Bank as a trip. Look at how fantastic the schools' display looks.
The whole school have been studying important black historical figures. The children have worked hard to learn and perform poems, find out about segregation and the American civil rights movement, to learn about inspirational figures and their fight for equality, freedom and reduce racism. We all hope in the future for an equal society, where regardless of the colour of our skin, we are treated fairly and with respect.
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It was the third and final week of the cross country this Saturday and it certainly was feeling more like cross country weather but that didn't stop the pupils from Broadbent Fold. We had some amazing results with children knocking a minute off their time from previous weeks, pupils finishing in higher ranked positions and we even had George win the Under 9 boys race! It was lovely to see the Broadbent Fold community come together with pupils and parents all cheering on and supporting children in the different races.
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