Good Morning Year Three!
Please make sure you register your child using the link each day
Don't forget that if you have any questions or need help with anything please email your class teacher.
Resources for Today
Science experiment: Water, ice, salt and sugar
Tablespoon
Stopwatch/timer
paper, pencils
Reading for Pleasure: Spend the first 15 minutes of your day enjoying your reading book!
Literacy- Can I perform a poem?
On Wednesday, you were asked to write your own poem titled ‘Sounds of Bangkok’ or something of your choice. Today we would like you to perform the poem you created on Flipgrid.
First, please watch this short video that will explain how to log in to Flipgrid.
Now please watch the poem performance by Ms Stacey. You will need to click on this link and sign in to Flipgrid. Then SCROLL down until you see her face!
flipgrid.com/ab93f18d
What did you think of Ms Stacey’s performance?
Look at the ladder below and think…
Was she successful? Did she follow the steps on the success criteria?
Now it is your turn! Make sure to practise and prepare everything you need for your performance before you record.
Once you’re ready you must CLICK on the link for your class below to access Flipgrid and upload your video.
If you were unable to write your own poem, then you may use Ms Stacey's poem, which is in the section below for you to learn and perform!
See the table below for the link for your classes Flipgrid site!
Ms Stacey's 'Sounds of Bangkok poem in the drop down box below;
For the extra challenge from Ms Keri see the message below;
5 Minute Brain Break!
Guided Reading
Challenge: Read a book of your choice for 15-20 minutes and then choose ONE of the activities from the grid below.
Break
Science and Maths - combined lesson
What Makes Ice Melt Faster?
Today, you are going to complete an experiment to try and answer the question above.
- Does adding salt to ice and water slow down, speed up, or not change the rate the ice melts in the water?
Is salt the only substance to have this effect? What about sugar?
First: Make a prediction, will one do you think will melt first?
Next: Follow the instructions in the drop down box below for your practical enquiry;
Finally: Can you record your results in a chart?
Continue into the Maths learning to see how to show your results.
Maths - Representing the data collected in Science
L.I. Can I represent data?
Step 1: Using the data that you have collected in science today create a chart. It can be a bar chart or pictogram.
Step 2: Create questions about your data (see example below)
EL here
Lunch
Can you add to your kindness jar by helping prepare the food or set the table for todays lunch?
MFL- choose the drop down for the language you need:
French
German
Mandarin
Thai
Spanish
EAL
Story time
Today is someone's birthday.....
........and a Happy Birthday in the holidays to...
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3A Liam, Krista, Rhea and Peter
3F Vic, Elsa
3H Sam
3K Jayraj, Kenneth
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3J Preen
3S Annabelle, Jude
3M Amelie, Ying Ying and Izna
Miss Hannah and Miss Lorraine!
ECAs