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Learning in P1-4

We finished off our ‘Wildlife and the Weather’ IDL with a visit from Lianne, Mar Lodge Ranger. She took the children into the woods where they they looked at the changing seasons and how animals respond to this.

On Friday afternoon we talked about our learning throughout the week. Edith has enjoyed learning how to multiply. Scarlett has been practising her 2, 5 and 10 times tables. Craig has been ‘learning his numbers’. We talked about how division is a bit tricky and how it’s the opposite of multiplying.  Some children mentioned learning how to join the letter ‘s’ in handwriting and how to write stories like a news reporter. They are enjoying opportunities in class to play at being reporters, complete with wearing a suit! In PE they have been learning how to play volleyball and in RME the class have been finding out about the colourful Hindu festival, Holi.

In assembly this week we found out about lots of different kinds of scientist, as part of British Science Week. To be good scientists we have to be curious and ask lots of questions, and we spoke about what kind of scientist we might like to be. Lots of information and activities available on the British Science Week website here.

 

IDL learning in Room 2

This term our topic is the weather and its impact on our local wildlife.

We will regularly update the slideshow below to let you know what we are learning in class.

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Learning in P5-7 20.11.2025

 

Good morning P5-7,

here are a few activities for you to work on today, should you get the chance.

  • Sumdog challenge- log on and have a go at the practice task or the competition. If you can’t remember login details, send me an email and we will get it to you.
  • Snowflakes- find out all about snow here.
  • Check out the snowflake shapes above. How many different symmetrical snowflakes can you draw?
  • 3D shape snow city – Build a city from snow using only 3D shapes (cubes, cuboids, pyramids…)  You could use tupperware, cups, buckets to mold the show. Remember to take a photo of your creation!
  • Observe the birds –  Sit near a window and make a note of how many birds and which different species visit your garden. If you have bird seed, put it out to attract the birds to where you are watching them.
  • Click here to learn how to talk about the weather in Gaelic.

Mrs Maclean and Miss Florence