Welcome to Snowdrops
Welcome to Snowdrops
We are the Year 3/4 Snowdrops. In our class, we always do our best. We are polite, good friends and work very hard each day. Our teacher is Mr Hill.
Resources:
https://play.spellingshed.com/#/login
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/fruitshoot/fruitshoot_addition.htm
Important information:
Homework is given out on Fridays and returned the following Friday. This will consist of maths and English, and will be mix of book work and online tasks.
Spellings and times tables are expected to be practised regularly over the week. We take home a new set of spellings every Monday, to learn for our test each Friday. Sometimes, we will be learning a more complex spelling rule and get two weeks to practise, instead of one.
We take home a reading book on Monday and return it on Fridays.
P.E. is on a Thursday – we will wear our PE kit to school every Tuesday.
If your child is having a school lunch please ensure that payment is now done through our online payment service.
Terrific Tennis in LKS2
This half term in PE, the children in years 3 and 4 have been developing their tennis skills. They have been focussing on basic racket skills by playing different games. The children have also focussed on their positioning inside the court and how to win points. These...
Snowdrops’ Homework 17.3.23
Hi Snowdrops, Here are the details of your homework: English (Year 3) pages 94 & 95. English (Year 4) pages 96 & 97. Maths is in the times-tables pack you took home. Thank you! Article 29: the Right to education
Great mums
Today we have been thinking about all of the great mums in our lives - these might be our mum, our nana, our aunty or anyone else who is important to us. We have written poems and made a bouquet that we can give to our special person on Sunday.
School Council Talk Mental Health
On Friday, our school councillors met with Mrs Hope to discuss mental health across the school. The children helped to create our Windy Nook definition of mental health. The children then discussed strategies in place across school that help their mental health. They...
Windy Winners!
Well done to our Top Scientist and Attitude winners this week! Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education. You should be encouraged to go to school to the highest level you can. Class Top Attitude Top Scientist Dragonflies Lucy Enya Ladybirds ...
Snowdrops’ Homework 10.3.23
Snowdrops' homework is as follows: ENGLISH: Year 3 - pages 16 & 17. Year 4 - pages 46 & 47 MATHS: you have your times-tables pack of quizzes and puzzles. Article 29: the Right to education
LKS2 Brush Up!
Today, the children in LKS2 were visited by three dentistry students from Newcastle University. The children learned all about oral hygiene. One one station, the children learned all about brushing their teeth. They learned we should brush for two minutes using...
Windy Winners!
Congratulations to all of our winners this week. Top Reader and Top Effort. Well done everyone! Class Top Effort Top Reader Dragonflies Ayla Poppy Ladybirds Gracie Theodore Robins Harry Faye Owls Elsa Bobby Nightingales Charlie Myla ...
What’s Your Flavour?
Lower Key Stage 2 have been learning all about flavours of ice cream as part of their new French work. They have been doing lots of speaking practice and have enjoyed learning how to say their favourite, and least favourite, flavour of ice cream! Bon Appetite! Article...
Listen Carefully!
This week, Lower Key Stage 2 have been developing their musical appraisal skills by taking part on 'Minute of Listening.' This activity involves the children listening carefully to one minute of music, soundscapes, sound effects or any other kind of audio, and then...
Snowdrops’ Homework 3.3.23
Hello Snowdrops, It's great to be back! Here are the details of your homework for this week: ENGLISH: Years 3 AND 4 both do pages 24 & 25 (prepositions). MATHS: You have a pack of times-tables questions. REMEMBER: the cut-and-stick jigsaw is OPTIONAL. Thank you!...
World Book Day 2023!
On Thursday 2nd March, Windy Nook Primary joined schools around the country and around the world to celebrate World Book Day. The idea of this special day is to promote a love of reading and enjoyment of books. We had lots of book-based activities going on in school,...