See below this week’s Primary 1 Learning Grid.
There are a selection of activities which can be completed as and when suits you. Have a chat with adults at home to make your own plan. Please note, these activities are not mandatory.
Click here to see the learning grid.
Click here to see the spelling words.
O’clock and half past worksheet – may be tricky
Try to ‘leave a comment’ on this post (11.5.20: Learning Grid) sharing at least 1 activity you have tried this week. A teacher will check the comments on a Friday.
A new grid will be uploaded next Monday, therefore it is important that you check the class blog regularly. You will also continue to have access to Giglets and Education City.
Remember to share this information with your peers to make sure everyone is aware of it.
Hi
Thank you for the clock worksheets they have been very helpful. I found the half past worksheet a bit tricky and Mummy found it hard explaining it to me. So, we stopped and started again the next day. I have a toy watch and we used this, and I now understand that the big hand goes round the clock every hour and I was able to complete the worksheets. I have been drawing clocks using different colours for the hands which is fun!
Eve
Hello Eve,
I’m glad you have enjoyed working on time this week! Telling the time is very tricky to learn and needs lots of practise. Well done for completing the worksheet.
Mrs Davidson
Hello,
I enjoyed learning the time this week, I got to use daddy’s watch which I am always trying to put on!
I had fun making a picture from the things i found on my walk. We walked sooo much this week, but don’t worry it didn’t tire me out at all haha
Hello Mason,
Well done for walking so much as part of our fundraiser this week! It sounds like you have had another good week. It’s lovely to hear what you have been up to!
Mrs Davidson