Holywood Hullabaloo

Ukulele is a type of music and are is music teacher. how  to play you  strum your fum

P4-7 and Gavin have been entered in a cross country competition. We have been trained by Miss Graham. After our training to day we were all exhausted. We also saw a mouse. It would  be better in door in winter and out door in summer. Lewis Reid and Scott are the top runners and done the most laps.

 

 

We were doing Cross country with mrs Graim because we have entered a compition. We are all so tired we ran round the pitch 7 times there was some people who fell in the mud. After that miss dale told us that we need to pase our self and dont go too fast at the start. we enjoyed it very much. We are geting fit.and we do it moday and thurseday. When we were runing somtimes we get to stop and walk a little if we want too. once we do it we sit on the bench.we like runing alot.

On the 4th of March 2014 we had a PANCAKE stall in the hall.There was lots of toppings like : bannana,lots of sauces,sugar+lemon and lots more.We raised £33.00 we going to give it to a local charity but we don’t no  what charity to give it to yet .

by Logan Carruthers p4

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.

Miss Dale has just bought a new reading box. Abigail has finished her fourth card and Charlie is finnishing her 5th card. The little class glass has a yellow reading box. We had to do a questionarre to find out what level we were on. We had 10 minutes to complete the test. Ever since we have really enjoyed it.

By Charlie Marshall and Abigail Trout

today we were doing cross country because we have enterd a contest to do it . it is really hard in the mud .Elliot fell in it so if you dont like runing dont run just walk.

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 🙂

For the last few weeks in mathes we have been working on map reading. We needed to decide a route around the castles in Scotland starting and ending in Dumfries. My route was from Dumfries to Ayr to Stirling to Falkirk to Mull to Edinbrugh to Stonehaven to Kinross and back to Dumfries. The skills I was using were map reading, measuring in cms and using a scale.

By Jack Storey