We learnt about hunter gathers in our History lesson. We learnt how they had to make their own tools and weapons for hunting. These are our attempts at our own Stone Age axes.
We have been learning about the River Tyne in Geography. We have learnt about the settlements along the river, we have drawn maps and finally this week we have created double page spreads about the uses of the River Tyne.
Our topic in history has been the Stone Age. We found out that The Stone Age in Britain took place between around 15000BC to 2500BC. Humans were hunter-gatherers and had to catch or find everything they ate. They moved from place to place in search of food. This is...
Today, we used fraction walls to help us find fractions of £1. We had to find which coins would fit in the fractions. This helped us answer questions like ‘what are two tenths of £1?’
We have finished our Ancient Egyptian topic now and to celebrate we had an afternoon full of Egyptian craft. We made mummies and then designed sarcophagi for them to be buried in. We also made clay lids for the canopic jars that they used when they mummified the body. A perfect way to end a topic...
On Tuesday morning, Y3 visited the Great North Museum to see the Egyptian exhibition. We got to see a real mummy, journey through the afterlife, see a replicate of the Rosetta Stone. We even got a chance to visit the Stone Age exhibit and the gems and fossils too.
Today our Year 3 and Year 4 classes performed at the Gateshead Schools Dance Festival. They opened the show with a fantastic dance to Believer. All the effort that has gone into each PE lesson was worth it for every child to have this experience. We are so proud of our children...
We have been learning about the River Tyne. We have drawn maps, identified settlements along the river and looked at the uses of the river. We have published our work in the form of a double page spread.