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Joshua Bell writing:
Sports day
sports day was held on Thursday the 12th of June
The events where
the sackrace
from the p1/2
for the boys was Greg
for the girls was Kaylan
the egg and spoon race
from the boys from p5/7
1st Ethan
2nd Josh
3rd Chole
house obstacle course p3/4
1st Hayden and Gavin
2nd Dylan and Kye
3rd Cameron and Elliot
BY JOSH. B
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Check out our MATHS WORKOUT films which we have just started to post up.
A friend who teaches at Dalbeattie called to say she thinks the films are a great idea. More please!
We are working on it.
On a Friday after noon at 1:30 pm till 2:30pm the primary 5/7 class get music. At the moment the instrument we play is a ukulele.
A ukulele is an instament that is desined in Austraila and it is made in china.
To play a ukulele you can be any age.
One of the strings are cold the c cord, a cord is the string.
Another string is cold the a minar string.
By Josh p5/7.
Our February technology challenge was carried out by around 27 families and machines came in all shapes and sizes. Pupils used Lego, Mechano, junk boxes, cardboard, wood and metal to create amazing catapulting machines.
Some machines proved to be small and powerful, others large and complex but all met the brief and fired at our medieval wall.
I have been reading the posts on the blog and they are very interesting. However, it would be great if pupils would read over their work to correct spelling and CAPITAL letters.
Place names
People’s names
Titles
At the start of a sentence
PLEASE start putting in your capital letters.
Thank you,
miss dale 🙁 Miss Dale 🙂
Today in class we tried lots of different meats that would have been eaten by noble men and woman living in castles 500 years ago. We tried rabbit, hare, pheasant, pigeon and deer.
We made flat breads using Jamie Oliver’s recipe…
although perhaps a little less salt!
Traditionally flat breads would have been used like a plate except this one could soak up your gravy and you could eat it.
We also tried some fruit chutneys unbelievably these were not as popular as the meats!
Most of the pupils tried out the now rarely eaten foods – pigeon was found to be the favourite.
A big thank you to Mr McKeown for providing the meat for our tasty castle banquet!
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ENJOY!!
Miss Dale
Since we came back from the Christmas holiday we have been learning about Mary Queen Of Scots. We even did a personal project on it, my group did a small play on the execution of Mary. People created posters, models etc. We did not just learn about the execution we learned that when she was 6 days old she became queen and she was born in 1542, she was married 3 times. She was a widow at 18 and she was cousins with queen Elizabeth of England and she was 5 years old when she went to France to live . I’m really enjoying this topic.
By Scott
Well done to everyone who donated money for Children in Need and for the Disaster Fund – we raised £100 and £50 will go to each charity. I am sure the money will be put to very good use.
Thank you!!
We have been so busy we have not had time to blog!
Sorry about that – we will be sure to get the blog up to date ASAP!!
Thanks for waiting.
Miss Dale
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