This week the children have been busy reading books to one another in our home corner.
Some of the children have also enjoyed reciting traditional stories and building houses for the ‘Three Little Pigs’.
A group of children have also been working well together building the train tracks and sharing the trains.
Citizens of the week for 26th – 30th August are as follows –
Nursery – Phoebe Japp for being kind to her friends
Primary 1 – Harry Moffat for working hard on his tasks and listening well
Primary 2 – Alex Japp for working and listening well
Primary 3/4 – Melissa Murray for being kind to everyone in class
Primary 4/5 – Lucas Cruickshank for working hard in all curricular areas
Primary 5/6 – Abbi McSeveney for wonderful reading and trying hard in class
Primary 6/7 – Kelsey-Rikki Robertson for being an effective contributor and always joining in with class discussions
We love sharin
g stories with our friends! We are currently enjoying reading Traditional Tales and Peppa Pig.
We have been using diggers, trucks and various loose parts with sand and water.
In the nursery we have been enjoying lots of great singing. We especially love counting songs so I have attached a copy of some of our favourites so that you can enjoy at home too. These are a great way to introduce your child to numeracy skills. Have fun.
P6/7 have been enjoying their ICT time over the last couple of weeks. Last week the pupils created word art on the computer, adding lots of different words to describe themselves and things that are important to them. Here are a few examples:
Yesterday the children worked in pairs and groups and chose a Glasgow landmark to research to start off our topic. They created fact files on Microsoft Word to present the information they found. They will be sharing these with the rest of the class to teach others about the landmark they learned about.
