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Year 3 - Phase 2
Tweets by Y3OPSWelcome to the Year 3 page for Constable, Turner and Riley classes!
Our big question for Summer 2 is...
What's it like in the Wild, Wild West?
In this Geography based topic we will be learning about The United States of America, including the countries that make up North and South America and what it is like there. We will be finding out all about the Wild West and the native Americans and their tribes of that time including famous native Americans such as Geronimo, Sacagawea and Pocahontas.
Our big question for Summer 1 is...
Would you like to be a pharaoh?
Time to travel back to the land of the Ancient Egyptians!
This half term we will be looking at the Ancient Egyptians and the famous Pharaohs. We are really looking forward to starting our new topic and we are sure a lot of the children already know some super facts about this period of history.
Our big question for Autumn 2 is...
Bronze or Iron?
During our half term of learning we will be finding out the changes from the Bronze to Iron Age. As aspiring Historians, we will continue to develop our historical vocabulary and chronology skills. Our learning will lead us to read the text 'The Boy with the Bronze Axe' by Kathleen Fidler.
Our big question for Autumn 1 is...
How did people survive the Stone Age?
During Autumn 1, we will be looking at the life of Stone Age settlers. Through our learning we will look at what we can learn from the Stone Age people and how their legacy shaped future tribes. Our class text for the half term will be 'StoneAge Boy' by Satoshi Kitamura.
Get ready for an historical journey back to cavemen days where we will discover who lived during these times and what they did to survive.
Here are a few websites connected with this term’s learning:
Our Current Topic!
This half term we will become history detectives, discovering how the Stone Age progressed into the Bronze and Iron ages and the exciting changes that happened during this period of time.
Have a look at the links below to find out more about what we'll be learning!