Today P4 shared their ‘Good Fit’ books with P1/2. P4 follow The Daily 5 literacy framework and they use i-pick to help them choose appropriate books for their ability and interests (see the poster below). P1/2 really enjoyed hearing stories being read .The P4s tested their comprehension too by asking questions.
Well done everyone!
On Friday 28th September, P5/6 were very lucky to have a visit from P1/2. They came to show us the fantastic Feely Boxes they had made as part of their work on The Senses. P5/6 loved trying out all of the different boxes and we thought the younger pupils had been very creative. P1/2 were very confident and enthusiastic while P5/6 were kind and encouraging. A BIG Thank you to P1/2 for sharing their great work with us.
Well done to Primary 1/2 on creating their ‘Superhayro’ scarecrows for Torthorwald Scarecrow Day!
P1 have been learning about capacity with Miss Young. Have a look at some photos:
Click on the link to read all about P1/2’s learning on the 1990s.
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| We have been working really hard learning all about the 1990s. | |
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In Science, P1/2 have been learning about forces with Miss Young. This week they learned about the relevance of forces in relation to the Winter Olympics.
They participated in activities based on curling and skiing. They discussed the push and pull forces as well as friction.
Very interesting work!
P1/2 and P2/3/4 had great fun playing outside for Golden Time today. The first sunny Friday in a long time! Enjoy the mid-term break everyone!
Some super work from the P1s today using our new Numicon resource. Numicon is helping us with counting.
Click on the link to have a look at Primary 1/2s work they have completed over the past term on their Healthy Bodies topic.
Today P1/2 and some other children went on a trip to the DuPont Teijin Films Factory in Cargenbridge. We learned about what they make there, being safe when you work there and we had a look in the factory.
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