Month: May 2022

hi its Rory and Lewis this afternoon we will be writing about big Thursday

1. p.e with Miss Stapleton. in p.e  we are doing tennis and focusing on tracking the ball and playing 4 square.
2. computer science with miss mcnay. In computer science we have been doing scratch and learning how to code cool things and Rory’s favourite one was the spinning balls
3. music with miss Pattie. In music we have been singing about the 80s songs there is never gonna give you up and material girl etc.
4. outdoor learning with miss jarden. in outdoor learning our class is making things to attract different animals Rory’s group was making a bug hotel to attract squirrels and lewises group was doing a bee hotel.

 

 

 

that’s all from us  bye!!!

1 we have sugar lump and the unicorn -Julia Donaldson

2 AWOL last safe moment by Andrew lane

3 Goth girl by Chris Riddell

4 horrid Henry by Francesca Simon

5 Guinness world records

These are the books our group are recommending for the Reading Hub…

our groups top five book picks for the  reading hub are

the banana went bad by  michelle tomknight    i want a shop        the great  big book of mosters and gaints .

 

At Bike Breakfast this morning P7 pupils were given their leavers hoodies by Laura and Francesca, representing Holywood Parent Council, who have generously paid for these gifts.

hi we have sine books we like from the libery so we wad

like to put them in the  hub now so this is the list here.

2022 records

kung fu panda

 

 

 

 

 

horrible histories.

wheres wally                             by Nia

Hey everyone.

We have five different recommendations for books to go in the reading hub.

1. The case of the red – bottomed robber by Richard Byrne.
2. The find outers (the mystery of the panto cat) by Enid Blyton.
3. Children’s illustrated encyclopaedia.
4. The Howling Hag mystery by Nicki Thornton.
5. Moose by Michael Foreman.

Thank you!

Bye M

Hi its Rory and harry today were going to be telling you what books my group wants for the reading hub.

 

1.You must bring a hat. this book would be good for the little ones to read quickly and its just fun to read for everyone and thats why i like it

2.Hare and tortoise. to be honest this book is just fun to read

 

3.arts and crafts book. harry thinks this books interesting because it has pig cake pop recipe in it.

 

 

Thats all we can do for now bye!!.

Last Wednesday we had the first part of our town trip, One of the tasks was in the library and we had to choose 5 books that we recommend for the reading hub (we secretly added 1 more) .

Our first book is spot 50 dogs you can take it outside and look for different dogs! Also it gives you some tips how you can see which dog is which.

Our second book we recommend is Winnie’s midnight dragon a small boy and his cat that we’re woken up (at night) by a baby dragon.                                   

The third book(s) are from Alex Rider Snake head and crocodile tears.

Our fourth book is Fair Shares it’s about a bear and a fare are trying to reach some good looking pears but they realise they need some help.               

Our fifth recommended book is ranger’s apprentice it’s about a boy that no one in the castle wanted to have for a job but a mysterious man of the group named the ranger’s they are fantastic with bow and arrow and the only man they work for is the king. (there are 16 books)                                                                       

Our sixth book is the hunger games is about 12 districts every year 2 kids from every district have to fight in a arena and only one kid can win.                             

This we’re the books we recommend !

-Contijn, Ramani. Kye, Alexi, Caspian, Rhona, Talia, Findlay And Azari

Today we were learning how to put up tents. We are going to be sleeping in them when we go on residential.

It was easy to put the tent up – you simply pop the poles together and arch them into corner pockets then you clip the bedroom onto the poles.

It was more difficult to put the tent down – it involves lots of folding and rolling. I had trouble rolling the tent up tightly – it was a disaster.

But I got it in the end and I didn’t cry, shout or fall out with anyone. A success!!

By Ramani

 

Today we (P5-7) were setting up tents in the hall in groups of three for Residential!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We unfolded the tents and put the poles together. Then we put the poles in little pockets at the bottom of the tent, and clipped the inner tent to them. Then we put the outer layer on top. Afterwards we took the tents down and rolled them up. All the tents were put up and down and at the end we posted blogs… we’re going for residential on the 30th of May to the 1st of June 😀 !!!!!!!!