Here are some of our highlights of Week 8 Home Learning. We have been enjoy celebrating World Book Day this week and Primary 7 have been working on many aspects of literacy.
We have enjoyed writing haikus about our favourite books, writing tweets about our favourite characters, designing World Book Day themed Google Doodles, creating World Book Day DIY costumes, putting a modern twist on a fairy tale of our choice and lots lots more.
We have also been focusing on sounds and vibrations in our topic Natural, which has been a big success! We are continuing to make progress with CLIC and our focus this week has been smile multiplication and the grid method.
We also had a MASSIVE Google meet with all of the upper stages pupils! It was great fun, we shared fabulous work, read out our story we wrote across all classes collectively and we had a few WBD quizzes! It was a fantastic end to World Book Day!
It has been another very successful and positive week for p7! Well done for all of your hard work.
Congratulations to Dominic who is our Pupil of the Week for week 8 of Home Learning. Dominic has put in excellent effort with his topic work this week. He has shown he has a fantastic knowledge of science in general and he has demonstrated he has learned a lot about sounds and vibrations. Dominic’s shown he has a strength for explaining his thinking well.
We are now into Week 8 of home learning and we have achieved so much. Our learning has been progressing across the four contexts and this can be seen below.
We have had many opportunities for personal achievement, interdisciplinary learning, being part of the school and the wider community and progressing through curriculum areas and subjects.
Primary 7 have loved sharing their learning and other achievements while at home. When we return to school we are going to create personal home learning booklets to reflect and appreciate their learning and achievements throughout their 9 weeks of home learning.
Big well done to Murron who is our Pupil of the Week for week 7 of Home Learning. Murron always tries her best with her work. She asks lots of questions, showing great commitment to her learning and progress. She models a positive mental attitude and acts as a great role model for others in her class and wider community.
Massive well done to RACHEL as P7’s Pupil of the Week for WEEK 5 home learning!
Rachel has been completing all her work to a high standard and is always trying her best. She is always supportive towards her classmates and is always sharing her work on the class stream. Rachel ensures she responds and reacts to the feedback given.
Over the past month we have been continuing to celebrate our Pupils of the Week!
Congratulations to this weeks Pupil of the Week- Sophie! (1st Feb-5th Feb)
Well done Sophie! Well deserved- Sophie produced a brilliant Cinquain! Put a lot of effort into her additional work and has be responding and reacting to feedback all week, showing determination and a fantastic attitude to her learning.
(25th Jan- 29th Jan) Jamie- Jamie has been trying really hard with his home learning work! He has produced beautiful, creative pieces of art as part of topic.
(18th Jan- 22nd Jan) Emma- Emma has been putting 100% in to all her work. It is always of a high standard and she has a smile on her face every Google Meet. Emma spreads positivity with her smile and positive attitude!
(11th Jan- 15th Jan) Primary 7 have been absolutely brilliant during their first week of home learning, everyone has been trying so hard and the standard of work is high. However PotW is Bobbie. Bobbie has really gone above and beyond with his work. He has been to every Google Meet lesson and asked a lot of questions. After all of his planning and lesson building up to the writing today, he has produced a fantastic Haiku.
