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Showing posts with label Sammy. Show all posts

Friday, 10 August 2018

Cross country in Winter!! Mud and grass didn't stop us!


All ready to go for our cross country!



Caprice did an awesome job of finishing first in Year 3 Girls - AND she had stayed up late the night before when she was part of the Dance Festival!


Fantastic effort from Natasha who came 2nd - you paced yourself really well!


Go Geena!


Go Jessica!


Go Tayla!


We all sat on the giant tarps that the teachers and Y6 from R2 helped to put out at Morning Tea - thank you!

Tuesday, 3 April 2018

Using Google Maps to improve our Geography Knowledge.

Now that the Commonwealth Games are about to begin in the Gold Coast, Australia, R14 decided to have a look at the countries in the Commonwealth Games. We were challenged by Mrs T to find as many as we could using our new tool Google Maps. We did a great job working collaboratively in twos or threes. As we went along we marked them on a map of the World.

Do you know how many countries are in the Commonwealth? How many can you find on a map of the World? 








Feedback and Feed forward - what is that??? Peer Assessment in the form of 2 stars and a wish!

As part of Writing Trip Reports this week we planned using 'The Hamburger Plan'. Then we put our ideas into the correct sequence.


Editing took place in the form of:

rereading

underlining words I had tried to spell but did not feel the word looked right to me

using spellrites and dictionaries and other words

changing sentences that could be better with more interesting words




Then in pairs we swapped books.

We each had a slip of paper for peer assessment (marking another person's writing)

We had to read the writing to ourselves then talk to the person about their Trip Recount and write down 2 STARS which is 2 things we noticed they did really well. For example: the ideas were in the correct sequence or the person used some adjectives. 

Then we had to write down 1 wish which is one thing they could work on to get better at in their writing next time. For example: use capital letters or make sure the sentences make sense.








Mrs T was very impressed with how many positive comments as feedback were given and how such a lot of feed forward wishes were suggested. 


Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Mrs Trembath and Mrs Smith

(from left) Mrs Smith, Mrs Trembath, Mrs Cammell, Whaea - the 2018 Year 3 team wish you all the best for the Summer Holidays!