18th January 2022S Admin (Biddick Hall Juniors)

In Year 3 we have been completing lots of activities in Creative week.

We started off the week by making some moving face pictures and some moving creatures using paper and split pins. We had to create a frame on the back of the faces so that we could move the eyes and mouth.

We have been singing songs about bones and muscles.

We have investigated typography. We started off completing observational drawings of nuts, bolts, screws as well as twigs, branches and plants.

We created letters out of the different objects and drew them.

We went onto make our own island maps using typography.

We have been learning how to shade carefully and neatly. We took this shading a step further by using paint to create tints and shades.

To finish the week, we have used our drawing and shading skills to observe our favourite soft toy from home.

We have had a great week improving our artistic skills.

Hindu worship in Year 3

5th November 2021S Admin (Biddick Hall Juniors)

Year 3 had some very special visitors. Our topic of Hindu worship was brought alive when we heard stories and saw artefacts of the religion.

We performed a Puja ceremony and the highlight was when we re enacted the story of Rama and Sita complete with beautiful costumes and music.

Year 3 had a wonderful experience.

Diva Lamps in Year 3

22nd October 2021S Admin (Biddick Hall Juniors)

In Year 3 we have been learning about Hinduism in R.E. We have learned about Diwali, the festival of light, and made diva lamps out of clay.

Roald Dahl Day!

30th September 2021S Admin (Biddick Hall Juniors)

We celebrated Roald Dahl Day on the 13th September (Roald Dahl’s birthday).  Many of us wore yellow as this is his favourite colour. Each class spent the day completing sessions linked to Roald Dahl.

We each donated £1 which will be given to the Roald Dahl charity, which provides specialist nurses and support for seriously ill children. Today, there are currently 82 Roald Dahl Specialist Nurses caring for over 21,000 seriously ill children across the UK.