For this week’s PE session, we worked on the skill of passing the ball. Everyone worked hard on perfecting the skills required to kick the ball with control and accuracy to their partner. Well done!
Miss Brown
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Pride of Plover
We’ll meet again! (I promise)
3H were evacuated to Barton-upon-Humber on Tuesday. Parents waved us on our way as we left the city of Doncaster with gas mask boxes, name cards and packed lunches in hand. On our arrival at Wilderspin School, we met our billeting officer – Naomi – who showed us where we would have to stay and told us what would be expected of us as a child in 1940’s Britain. She then gave us a stereotypical 1940’s school experience where we heard Princess Elizabeth’s speech to the nation during this difficult time.
Later, Ian taught us all about Churchill’s Cogs. It’s fair to stay that 3H didn’t realise quite how difficult life was for children during World War Two.
What a fabulous day!
Mrs Haycock
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Year 3 PE this week
Due to the Year 3 school trip being on Tuesday, (the usual day for PE in year 3) PE will be on Wednesday for this week. If children could come into school in their PE kit on Wednesday, that would be great!
Thanks
Miss Brown and Mrs Haycock
3B Wilderspin trip
Competitive Crew Commando Joe Challenges
Year 3 had great fun on Friday afternoon when they had to work in crew teams to complete the challenges set for them. Communication was key; some of us were great at this, whilst others needed to learn share the air or to listen with more care. Once this was achieved, we were able to work much more effectively as crews and in doing so, we learnt a lot about each other too!
Well done, Year 3. Remember to continue communicating clearly and working to your strengths.
Mrs Haycock
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What does Crew mean to me?
3H have been really busy this week thinking about ‘What Crew means to them’ and how they could show this in an ‘act of kindness’. We realised quickly that Crew means looking after each other and the area we live and work in. To show an act of kindness, we decided to head out into the community and give it a good old clean up.
With litter pickers and bags in hand, 3H came back with more litter than I even imagined!
Well done everyone! Your act of kindness did not go unnoticed by your community!
Mrs Haycock
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Act of service- What does crew mean to me?
Today, 3B completed their act of service: litter picking around the local area. Not only did the children do a great job, they also had lots of fun! This was also appreciated by some members of the public who said kind, encouraging words and even clapped the children for their hard work. Well done!
We also created some amazing anti littering posters to spread the message of looking after our environment by putting rubbish in the bin.
Miss Brown
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Critiquing our posters in 3H
Everyone has worked so well today, discussing the positive parts that we ‘noticed’ and ‘praised’ about our anti-littering posters. Some superb advice was given in a kind and supportive way using the words, ‘I wonder if you could…’ when improvements could be made. I hope everyone is proud of their final products now that they have improved their first drafts. I praise how well every one responded to the advice they were given!
Mrs Haycock
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Anti-littering Activism in 3H
3H have spent time looking at a range of different anti-littering posters today. They critiqued the examples we gave them, pointing out the strong elements as well as areas which could be even better! Then designed their own. Some very thoughtful suggestions were made about why it is so important to make sure we ‘Bin it, don’t drop it!’
Well done guys. You were fab for Miss Wood this morning and worked so hard with me this afternoon too!
Also, I hope you enjoyed the time you spent with the graffiti artist…just look at your finished product! WOWEE! Please, please, please 3H, take your parents, carers and/or other adults who collect you from school around to see the wall you helped to paint. It really is a piece of art to be proud of and you’ll have your mark on the building forever! Imagine when you’re grown up and bringing your own kids to Plover…You could say, “I did that!”
Mrs Haycock
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