Dear parents
This week has been brilliant. We have all thoroughly enjoyed Eisteddfod and multi-cultural week. Please see photos below for a flavour of just some of the activities that show the children of year 3 being really creative. Please also find the song words attached for year 3 to learn in preparation for the musical night in June.
Have an enjoyable half term and thank you for your continued support.
The year 3 team
We are the Young
We are the young, the children of the world
We hold tomorrow in our hands
We are the young, the promise of a brighter
day
The future waits at our command.
Teach us well; teach us how to care,
Give us love, love that we can share
And we’ll walk hand in hand in the light of
the rising sun
We are the young.
We are the young, and so we look to you
To show us how the world should be
We are the young: we trust in your
experience
To help us shape our destiny.
Teach
us well; teach us how to care,
Give us love, love that we can share
And we’ll walk hand in hand in the light of
the rising sun
We are the young.
That day is dawning when we will be grown
We will inherit this world for our own
We are the young, the children of the world
We hold tomorrow in our hands
We are the young, the promise of a brighter
day
The future waits at our command.
Teach us well; teach us how to care,
Give us love, love that we can share
And we’ll walk hand in hand in the light of
the rising sun
We are the young.
We are the young
We are the young.
Sleep-walking
Last week I
wandered into town and
met a funny little
clown.
He smiled at me
and gave me three big
chocolate muffins
for my tea.
He asked me if I
knew the time,
I said, “of
course, it’s not a crime
To wander round
this lovely town at
four o’clock in
the morning”!
Then I realized
what had happened
Yes of course,
this is a pattern!
Every Friday
night’s the same ‘cos I
go to bed late,
what a shame!
It’s sleep walking, that’s
the problem!
Sleep walking, what’s the
solution!
Listen to my mum and go to
bed on time,
Don’t listen to my Dad who
always says it’s fine!
The problem is my
guilty crime
With all the time
I spend online
I stare at screens
the whole night long
This song is
telling you it’s wrong
I’m texting,
messaging, posting, boasting
Not in bed curled
up with ted
This bloomin’
tablet, yet another gadget
Why don’t I just
chuck it out the window?
At last when
I fall fast asleep
My legs they feel
they want to creep
Outside and down
the moonlit street
To meet my friend
with his chocolate treat.
It’s sleep walking, that’s
the problem!
Sleep walking, what’s the
solution!
Listen to my mum and go to
bed on time,
Don’t listen to my Dad who
always says it’s fine
Then I had a great
idea
Make my friend the
clown appear!
Tell him that my
mum would like
Three chocolate
muffins in the night.
Then she’ll know
I’ve not been fibbin’
When I tell her
I’ve been nibblin’
Muffins from my
friend the clown
Who seems to like
my dressing gown!
After that I slept
all night
My clowning friend
kept out of sight
But mum, oh dear!
was cross I sense
The chocolate
stains as evidence!
It’s sleep walking, that’s
the problem!
Sleep walking, what’s the
solution!
A hot milky drink and a bowl
of cornflakes
Turn off the Wi-Fi for
goodness sakes!
El cumbanchero
A
cumba, cumba, cumba, cumbanchero,
A
bongo, bongo, bongo, bongo sero.
When
in Cuba you can do the cumbanchero, bongo sero
que
seva
Bongo
sero que seva
Hear
all Havana bongos drum,
Bum
bum ba.
See
all Havana guitars strum,
Tum
tum ta.
A
cumba, cumba, cumba, cumbanchero,
A
bongo, bongo, bongo, bongo sero.
When
in Cuba you can do the cumbanchero, bongo sero
que
seva
Bongo
sero que seva
Cumba!
Do-Re-Me
Let’s
start at the very beginning!
A
very good place to start,
When
you read you begin with A, B, C,
When
you sing you begin with Do-re-me
Do-re-me?
Do-re-me.
The
first three notes just happen to be
Do-re-me!
Do-re-me.
Do-re-me-fa-so-la-ti
All right, I’ll make it easier. Listen:
Doe
a deer, a female deer,
Ray
a drop of golden sun
Me a
name I call myself,
Far
a long, long way to run
Sew
a needle pulling thread,
La a
note to follow sew,
Tea
a drink with jam and bread
That
will bring us back to (do-oh-oh-oh!)
[Middle section
– small choir]
So
do la fa me do re
So
do la ti do re do
When
you know the notes to sing
You
can sing most anything.
Do
me me, me so so
Re
fa fa, la ti ti
ENDING: Do-re-me-fa-so-la-ti-do!
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