Good Morning Class 3!
I have set up a battle on TTRS – as you requested!
Girls v Boys
Starts today at 9.30am and ends on Sunday 18th April at 9.30am
Enjoy!
Here are some activities you can do to celebrate your favourites books and stories:
Send in pictures or videos to the class email addresses, we would love to see them!
Today is World Book Day, a day when children (and adults) all over the world celebrate books and reading. (I’ll let you into a secret….I believe everyday is World Book Day!)
I’ve been doing some research about reading….
Did you know?
You don’t just have to read books. You can read ANYTHING – Leaflets, newspapers, magazines, cereal packets, comics, labels on jars/tins, road signs, cookery books, poems, jokes, instructions, labels on the supermarket shelves, bottles of bubble bath, anything with words!!
You can also read ANYWHERE – at bedtime, in the bath, listen to stories in the car, read in the garden, read on the beach, read in the car, read in a tractor, read up a tree…..
So, today (and everyday) enjoy a story. Listen to a story or read to yourself. How does it make you feel?
Hi Class 3! Here is an update on our River Ganges fitness challenge.
We have travelled another 250 km (155 miles). So, we have 1,838 km (1,148 miles) to go until we reach the Bay of Bengal.
Keep it up!
This year we are not in school for World Book Day. But, we can still celebrate and share our love of reading and books – virtually!
On Thursday next week send in photos and videos of you reading and enjoying books and stories. You could share a story with a parent, brother, sister or your pet!
Maybe you could dress up as your favourite character? Maybe you like to read in different places like up a tree, in a tractor or under the stairs?!
WBD – Quiz Here is a fun quiz to have a go at too.
Also, take a look at the World Book Day website where there are lots of ideas and activities for celebrating books and reading: https://www.worldbookday.com/
Send in any photos and videos to the class email addresses. We look forward to seeing them!
Hello Class 3!
Thank you for sending in your distances for our River Ganges Challenge. Don’t forget you can walk, run, cycle, travel anyway you like!
Getting outside for some fresh air and exercise is so good for our physical and mental health!
We have travelled another 108km. We now have 2,088km (1,297 miles) to go.