Today some of our P3 literacy groups were outside using chalk to practice their common words and sound for this week.
“It was great to do it in the sunshine” Grace
“I prefer being outside to work” Zak
“I really enjoyed this idea” Maisie
Today some of our P3 literacy groups were outside using chalk to practice their common words and sound for this week.
“It was great to do it in the sunshine” Grace
“I prefer being outside to work” Zak
“I really enjoyed this idea” Maisie
Primary 4/5 were creating gymnastics journeys today with their partner. They continued to challenge themselves as well as each other this week.
“I challenged myself to do a front handspring and flip off the horse but I didn’t manage to do it without support however I will keep trying it.” Holly
“My partner challenged me to do a forward roll on the horse.” Emma
“I can now do a headstand which I couldn’t do before.” Rory
“I challenged myself to do a handspring off the horse.” Louisa
“I did a forward roll on the horse today which I couldn’t do before.” Sophie B
“My partner challenged me to do a handspring off the horse and I was scared at first but I kept trying with support and then eventually did it on my own.” Katie
“My partner challenged me to do a forward roll off the horse.” Ryan
“I challenged myself to do a handspring off the horse.” Paige
Citizens of the week for 18th-22nd February are as follows –
Nursery – Jax Provan for being an effective contributor, sharing his interest in dinosuars
Primary 1 – Harrison Hebbes for working hard on all his tasks this week
Primary 2/3 – Lucas Carswell for amazing adjectives
Primary 3/4 – Caleb Brownlee for a really good talk for writing piece
Primary 4/5 – Emma Murphy for great work during Talk for Writing, showing confidence when learning the model text
Primary 5/6 – Kacey Crawford for challenging herself during gymnastics and getting player of the match at netball
Primary 7 – Cian Morrison for being a responsible citizen
Today primary 4/5 were completing some tricky problem solving tasks. The squares group had to use rulers to create 7 squares and the circles group had to set out 18 counters so that each row and column had an even number of counters in it.
The children worked in pairs to complete these tasks and had to have a growth mind-set and show determination in order to succeed!
The circles have been working on fractions, decimals and percentages recently and enjoyed using the Numicon today to make links between these. The children worked in pairs to cover different fractions and percentages of their base-boards in different colours.
The squares have been learning about dividing recently and have been using concrete and visual methods to help deepen their understanding.