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October 11, 2024
by Sebastian
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Learning Sebastian

This week in school I made this feeling thing.

 

I wrote this poem

 Feeling    7.10.24 

I felt sad when the breeze blew through my bones in a gentle way. 

I sat up at the dawn of night and I felt scared, not of the dark, what is in the dark. 

I felt annoyed when I heard them chat loudly, their voices flowed into my ears and did not come out. 

She sat up and was petrified, the day she had was cold, icy, and dangerous. 

I was worried when I heard nothing in my noisy house, absolutely nothing, where had they gone, my family, my friends, my whole life.  

I felt happy when the sun beams bounced about the wet field on a cold day. 

 

I made this kilt.

 

October 11, 2024
by Blair Alistair
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My learning Blair

This is our feelings sheet we did this week, my two feeling are hot and bored, there more in the little squares.

 

 

This is my kilt I will tell you about it. The little black bag is called a sporran which you would hold money in. The kilt is also a tartan and the shiny thing in the sock is called a dirk which is like a mini knife.

 

MATHS

This week in maths I have been doing subtracting and adding which I absolutely hate, it is very hard.

 

October 11, 2024
by Mia Kathleen
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my learning – mia

This week the whole class made a feelings sheet. We had to draw a picture of the feeling and say how it feels inside.

We also made kilts out of paper and tinfoil. We also painted them.

October 11, 2024
by Lydia Luna Aravis
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Learning This Week by LYDIA

This week we did Jacobite kilts and it was really fun because we crinkled them and added sporrans belts and legs all in one morning!

We also labelled a Jacobite and Redcoat solider[we coloured them to!]

In maths we did grid math and it was easy.

 

October 11, 2024
by Elise Kayleigh
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My learning-Elise

We did HWB + poems feelings, first we picked some feelings off the board then wrote how you see it in your body, we also drew a picture and got our picture taken e.g. I did  friendly, tired, exhausted, sleepy and breathless.

We also did some tartan painting for Jacobite’s (this is my one).

 

 

We learnt double digit multiplying in maths.

October 11, 2024
by Sarah Ishbel
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Learning – Sarah

Feelings 

I sit up, as I feel the pulse in my head, I want to scream out with rage though there’s nothing to hear it, nothing to hear it but me. 

The anger begins to overwhelm me as I feel it swelling around in me, spreading everywhere. 

Suddenly, there’s a lump in my throat and tears start pouring down my face with no one to comfort me. 

I roll around on the ground not knowing what to do with myself, I feel something indescribable, unbelievable. 

I disappear into my own world of fear and anxiety. I want to shout. I want to tell someone how I feel but my voice is trapped inside me. 

Everything is a blur with tears. I’m alone and terrified, I curl up into a ball crying, silently, alone. 

I finally found my voice and shouted, but nothing heard it, nothing heard it but me. 

 

This week I wrote a poem about feelings.

 

We made a poster with all the feelings on it.                     

 

We also made tartan kilts.                 

October 4, 2024
by Mrs Ollerhead
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P1-4 – Katie Morag

P1-4s have enjoyed listening and learning about Katie Morag this term. This week they have created their own version of “Tiresome Ted”.  They have also worked collaboratively and designed a pier for the “Lady of  Isles” boat. Well Done P1-4.

Tiresome Ted

October 4, 2024
by Blair Alistair
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my learning – Blair

In this photo was me winning some art supplies for a Patrick Geddes birthday card competition, where we could draw a picture of like anything really but you HAD TO put happy 150th birthday and you also had to put ‘By leaves we live’.
More than people that won were Lorne and Matthew and Murron.

 

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