Southborough Church of England Primary School
Southborough Church of England Primary School
At the end of last week, we were lucky enough to have a road safety session in the hall. We learnt about how to cross the road safely and learnt a rhyme to help us remember this. We have also been practising some gratitude during World Mental Health Week and spent some time identifying and sharing things we are grateful for. We also did some Strength Spotting, where we drew and wrote things we are proud of, things we are good at and things that make us happy.
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Handwriting English Break PE Lunch Geography Singing Reading | Handwriting English Break Collective Worship Maths Reading Lunch Music Discovery Centre Reading | Handwriting English Break Collective Worship Maths Computing Lunch Science Art | Handwriting English Break Collective Worship French Maths Lunch PSHE History | Handwriting English Collective Worship Break Maths Reading Lunch RE PE |
Home learning and spellings will be set each week on a Thursday and will be due in the following Tuesday.
For your home learning this week, building on World Mental Health Day (October 10th) and our upcoming Kindness Week, we would like you to do some ‘positive noticing’.
Positive noticing is when you actively look for and name the positives that are going on all around you.
At home, see if you and your families can work together to identify all of the positives that you are all doing in turn. For example, what are the individual actions and strengths that each of your family members demonstrate (be sure to be really specific) and what do you do that’s positive and a strength in their eyes? It could be anything. Sometimes they can seem very small and even be overlooked! See what you can spot.
For next Tuesday 22nd October, please make sure you write down and collect your ideas. You could take photos, draw pictures, write on a post it note, create a poster or anything you like to share what you have noticed.
We will be sharing all of the positives we have noticed in class with our friends.
To keep practising the multiplication taught in class, and challenging yourself to keep the ones you already know fresh, don’t forget to log into your Times Tables Rockstars account.
Challenge yourself to beat your score and build your knowledge as you become a Rockstar!
Please ask your class teacher if you need replacement log in details.
Children should bring their Accelerated Reading Book to and from school each day. When they have finished reading, children are asked to complete a quiz before changing their book.
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We recommend children in Year 3 read for at least 20 minutes a day. Parents please log your child's reading on the BOOM reader Parent Portal or by using the BOOM reader parent app on your tablet/mobile no more than once a week.
Spellings will be tested in class every Wednesday.
Blue group (Mrs Nash, Miss Owen & Mrs Charlwood)
politely
completely
carefully
finally
simply
gently
rudely
nicely
horribly
suddenly
Red group (Miss Arnott)
chimney
alley
monkey
donkey
valley
trolley
jockey
turkey
key
money
Purple group (Mrs Smith)
where
could
there
want
was
would
what
Below is a list of the 100 most common words that your child is expected to know how to spell by the end of Year 4 (please see attachment).
The spelling strategies document below shows what strategies are used in class, and can be used at home to aid learning new words: