Mrs Vincent and Mrs Pearson are looking forward to
September….seeing new faces from Class 2 and familiar ones from Class 3.
Do ask either of us if you’ve any
questions.

Things you will
need in Class 3

What will I be
learning ?

Indoor shoes –plimsolls or lace ups.
Plimsolls or lace -ups

Literacy - more
exciting texts - plays, poetry, non-fiction, and stories.

In Class 3 you will be expected to:
Always try your best
Be kind and considerate to
everyone.
Do your homework
Read regularly to an adult at home.
Look after your own things
Change your shoes and wear your indoor shoes every day.
Come into school ,put your lunch box on the trolley and your snack in the box all by yourself.

P.E. kit - shorts , t–shirt, plimsolls or trainers, in a small bag, drawstring
if possible

Numeracy - tables and more number facts to
practice
New skills to learn.

A small pencil case - containing:
2 pencils, rubber,
pencil sharpener
A small selection of
pencil crayons
A BLACK ink Berol (or Tesco) Handwriting pen
A 15cm ruler
A Pritt glue stick
Please make sure all are named clearly

Humanities —
finding out
about the history and
geography of the world’s people

NO GEL OR FELT PENS –we have plenty here!

and….

I.C.T

Art

A SCHOOL book bag - please do NOT bring rucksacks or large bags to school - we haven’t room !

Science

Drama

Music

P.E

Please put your name on everything –especially
stationery and plimsolls !

R.E.

and much more !

J. BLOGGS

We want to make the change of class as easy as possible for your child.
You can help them by:
Ensuring that ALL their possessions ,
especially fleeces, sweatshirts, plimsolls and stationery are named and easily identifiable. Sew in name tapes are best for clothing as `written on’ names do not last.
Encouraging your child’s growing independence –
letting them sort out their own lunchbox ,snack, coat , shoes etc. We understand that this takes them time at first and allow for it.
Listening to them read, or ask them about their books and encourage them to read every day.
Practising numeracy skills in a friendly and informal way – number games ,mental arithmetic and table facts.
Encouraging and supporting them to do their homework by themselves
Coming and asking if you or your child have any worries – however small.
Remember, we have more time to listen after school than in the mornings.

For Mum and Dad……….

Fringford C.E. Primary School

Try to do these in the holidays

Enjoy yourself.
Be kind to the rest of the family and your friends.
Look forward to working hard in Class 3.
Bring back some holiday memories to share with us.
Read a book or two
Practice your times
tables (2,5,10 –Yr 3)
(3,6,4,8—Yr 4) and number bonds to 10 and 20
Draw a picture
Make something

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