This week our special sound is “-ture”
Foxes
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Badgers
All the Foxes words plus –
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Hedgehogs
Sames as Badgers, but not 6, 7 & 8 of the Foxes words. Instead:
Today, Primary 4 were set the challenge of using a satellite image of part of Aberdeen to create a 3D version with junk modelling and paint. We had lots of fun working together, figuring out what shapes to use and getting the roads in the right direction. We finished by putting all our maps together, like a jigsaw, to make part of our city – Aberdeen.
We started our lesson with toys blocks. Check out our many different designs!
Then we used our recycling products so see the many shapes in our lives, and of course make some new creations with them! How many shapes can you name?
This morning we got to use Education City in maths time. We are becoming pros at using this programme!
Counting: I can understand 2d numbers.
Learn Its: I can say 3 x Table – Let’s record the 3 x Table
It’s Nothing New: I can complete a 1, 2, 5, 10 card.
Calculation: I can solve 1d x 1d.
Today we were working in teams to find:
We caught them all! We were so happy, we celebrated with fireworks!
This week our special sound is “0=u”
Foxes
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Badgers
All the Foxes words plus –
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Hedgehogs
Sames as Badgers, but not 6, 7 & 8 of the Foxes words. Instead:
Congratulations to our pupil of the week:
Lyla has earned her pupil of the week award for making a HUGE effort in every class.
Each week, we have an extra special reading time with our buddies in Primary 2.
They get a chance to practice their excellent reading skills by reading out loud to us. We get a chance to practice our questioning and reading with expression back to them.
Smiles and fun all round!
Today we got to go on our first field trip! We had so much fun, that we felt we had to share it with you!
You can find the dolphins over there, between the little lighthouse and the orange board.
But to see them, you need binoculars! Make sure they are in focus!!!
To pick up litter safely, you need listen to the instructions, put on warm safety gloves and practice with the litter picker.
We organized common rubbish into a timeline of the length of time it takes for item to decompose. The glass bottle and the chewing gum took forever!
Then we got to do our part and help clean up the beach. Adam was very good at finding very tiny, but dangerous to animals litter.
And then it was all over and time to go home. What a great day we had! Thank you so much to Sadie and Adam from the RSPB, and to our wonderful parent helpers!!!
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