Primary 6 has been learning to use a protractor to measure an angle within a 1 degree accuracy. We then moved on to drawing acute and obtuse angles using a protractor.
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Christmas Songs Celebration Thursday 14th December 23
We had the most wonderful time celebrating Christmas with our families in the nursery garden.
We sang –
Twinkle, twinkle Christmas Star
5 Little Elves
Jungle Bells
The Bells on the Sleigh (tune of wheels on the bus that the children came up with their own words)
When Santa got stuck up the chimney
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
Lego, Lego, Lego!
We have ben very lucky to receive a grant rom DRAX which we have used to purchase lots of Lego Spike sets. The Young Digital Leaders can’t wait to start using this with classes after the holidays!
Christmas Parcel Delivery in Primary 6
Primary 6 have been using an Atlas to identify a country on a blank world map. We had to locate a country on a map of the world and draw a line from a present to this country in our own map. We then had to find the flag of that country and colour the Christmas present the colour of the flag.
Google Maps Scavenger Hunt in Primary 6
Primary 6 have been using their Ipad slot to complete a scavenger hunt on Google Maps. We had to find the geographical feature, identify the country and then identify another geographical feature close by.
We used lots of our META skills for this task.
Successes Assembly 8th December 2023
Lancaster House Winners
Pupil Certificate winners
Star Writer winners
Teacher certificate winners
My World of Work Workshops
At the end of November P7 took part in different World of Work workshops.
We learnt about cracking different codes in the Cryptography workshop. We had great fun coding and decoding different messages.
We then took part in a games design workshop and we created our own maze game. We were able to control our character to solve the maze and then we were able to play each others games. It was super cool!
Angles in the wild!
P5/6 have been learning about right angles, acute angles and obtuse angles (definitely not angels). We went outside to see what angles we can find around the playground!
A Match Girl’s Christmas
Primary 5 and Primary 6 pupils are busy rehearsing for their Christmas performance. This year, we are doing A Matchgirl’s Christmas, which is based in Victorian times.