Santa Tracker

Follow Santa's journey on Christmas Eve. Make sure you leave him a mince pie and a carrot for Rudolph.

http://www.noradsanta.org/en/home.html

Happy Christmas

This will probably be the last post before we break up for Christmas. Year 3 would like to wish everyone who views this page a very "Happy and Holy Christmas."

Christmas Homework Activities

I want to try to make easy for you to find stuff over the holidays so I am going to repost all of the links you will need so you don't need to go searching for things over the holiday.

http://www.tutpup.com/
Remember our code is 4646780

http://www.spelltube.co.uk/
You will need your user name and password which is now stuck into your spelling book. Remember this is no substitute for writing the words out.

http://www.learnyourtables.co.uk/
Practice practice practice

http://www.simplescience.net/
Click on the materials and rocks and soils to get ready for January.

And
READ A BOOK.

Then when you have done see how well you can do flying a stunt plane
http://www.rocksolidarcade.com/games/stuntpilot/

Christmas Party

Today we were given our letters for our Christmas party. We do need the help of our mums and dads in providing nice food for us to eat at the party. If you could please send in the item on our letters that would be a great help.

Our party will take place next Wednesday 17th December. We can come into school in our own clothes, but we must remember that we also need to eat a dinner. So if we have sandwiches we will need to bring them into school as well.

Our Lost Sheep

Way back in November we watched a cartoon version of the story of the lost sheep. (See November posts). We had a go at creating our own story using the digital blue cameras. Mr Barton in his wisdom accidentally deleted it!! In the afternoon we had another go at creating a piece of animation. 500 pictures and 30 seconds later the results are here. Can you find your own title page?

Simple science

A wonderful site with video for each of the units that we will study this year.
It is great for revision and to get a head start on what we are going to study in class.

www.simplescience.net

Spelltube

Many thanks again to Tom Barrett for bringing this to my attention.

Mr Barton's literacy groups spellings are available at
http://www.spelltube.co.uk/
Details of how to log in and use will be given out on Tuesday.