Wow, what a great trip. We got to see some Roman artefacts, learnt what life was like in the Roman legion, pretended to be a Roman soldier, explored the museum and asked lots and lots of great questions! I think we all really enjoyed the trip. Here are just a few photos!
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We’ve had a great morning in 3 Baginton exploring lots of number and shape based activities. We started off by completing a maths treasure trail around the school corridors. The children worked well in pairs to complete this. We came back in and created a class pictograms. The children were inspired by this and wanted
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In maths, Year 4 have been looking at informal written methods for multiplication. The children have partitioned a 2-digit number and the multiplied each part by the factor. They then added both numbers for the final answer. They have also been using their knowledge of multiplying by 10 to recognise related facts.
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We have come to the end of our addition and subtraction unit now and we are about to start multiplication and subtraction. The children have been recapping their 2, 5 and 10 times tables from year 2 and applying their knowledge to work out the 3,4and 8 times tables practically. This is ready for the
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The past few weeks, Year 3 have been working VERY hard in maths. We have been continuing to work on addition and subtraction using the column method. The children are gaining confidence with using this.
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We have been working so hard in our place value unit. We have been working out missing numbers on a number line and estimating where others go. We have been using number lines that start at 0 and some that don’t. Working out what each interval is worth has been the hardest but using our
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Year 3 pupils embarked on an exciting adventure to the Lunt Roman Fort in Baginton, Coventry. Armed with curiosity and a thirst for knowledge, they stepped back in time to discover the fascinating world of ancient Rome. Learning Like Roman Soldiers Our young historians were greeted by Rufus, an expert guide who brought history to
We are learning how to tell the time to five minutes today ⏰ Can you practise reading the time on a clock or a watch at home?
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