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Pallister Park

Year 3

Welcome to the Pallister Park Year 3 Page

We will be covering: 

Autumn 1 

Magnets and Forces 

Children will learn about forces in the context of pushing and pulling, and will identify different actions as pushes or pulls. The children will work scientifically and collaboratively to investigate friction and magnetic materials. They will investigate the strength of magnets over a distance and will have chance to explore the way magnetic poles can attract and repel. 

Autumn 2 

Natural Disasters 

Children will learn about areas of natural disasters and will focus on earthquakes and volcanoes.  They will learn about how earthquakes and volcanoes occur and the effects they can have on the surrounding environments. In Science, children will focus on the different layers of the Earth and will also explore different types of rocks, soils and fossils.

Spring 1 

Prehistoric Times

Children will learn about changes in Britain from Stone Age (Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic periods), Bronze Age to the Iron Age. Children will explore timelines and develop an understanding of Prehistoric achievements and their impact. They will focus on housing and the development from hunter-gatherer to farmer. 

Spring 2   

Keeping Healthy 

Children will learn about nutrition during this topic and the seven types of nutrients humans need to grow. They will also learn about skeletons, vertebrates and invertebrates. We will also think about Fairtrade food and farming.

Summer 1 

Powerful Plants 

In this topic children will investigate the different parts of a plant, the plant life cycle and think about what a plant needs to grow. Children will have opportunities to carry out investigations and record their findings. 

Summer 2 

Ancient Egypt 

Children will learn about Ancient Egypt, thinking about life on the Nile, the great pyramids and the powerful rule of the ancient pharaohs. 


PE will take place on a Monday. Please ensure that your child comes to school wearing their PE kit (red t-shirt, black shorts and suitable footwear).  During cold weather, children should wear jogging bottoms and their red school jumper over the top of their P.E kit. 

 All children will need to bring their reading book and planner in to school each day. 

Homework will be focusing on:

 

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