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Taynuilt Primary School and ELC

The life and learning of a village school in the west of Scotland

Posted on October 4, 2019January 13, 2020 by Ms McMillan

Clans presentation to parents on Australia

describing imfprmation

making a map

presenting facts about the land

talking to an audience

listenting to persentations

the map of the territories

making a timeline of facts

Animal facts

how the birds got their colours

Corks keep the flies off

CategoriesClans, Parental Involvement, Performance, Pupil Choice, Pupil participation, Reporting to Parents, School Ethos, Social Subjects, Talking & Listening, Teamwork

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