Comic Relief Day Friday 19th March

The House Captains have been planning ideas for Comic Relief day which is Friday 19th March. They have designed a bingo board challenge for the children to complete during the week beginning 15th March in the run up to Comic Relief Day.

The House Captains would like people to write/draw their favourite joke and place it in their window to share a smile. We will finish off the challenge on Friday with a Dance-a-thon for all the children in the primary and ECC to join in with. This will take place in the playground (weather permitting).

The share a smile poster and the bingo boards are added as links to this post. A suggested donation of 50p can be brought to school on Friday 19th March.

Comic Relief Bingo Board Challenge

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Pirate ship home learning

Just to clarify our pirate ship home school task. This is a bit of fun for you and your child. A wee project for you to work on together. There is no rush to send them to school as we shall not be testing them till the  last week of this term. The question is  can the ships sail on the water? How good is your design?  Mrs Forsyth is also trying to  make one  at home with her lolly sticks and wine corks.

W e have had a couple in school already but you have plenty of time so enjoy.  Here is a sneaky  peek at Jaxon’s. Wow!

I think I might have to go back to the design stage!!

P1 Car Safety Fun

Primary 1 had fun this afternoon learning all about car safety.  Leading on from our whole school JRSO competition, P1 explored the importance of using  car seats to travel safely.  They then enjoyed drawing their own maps, creating their own textured traffic lights and building model cars. As part of their learning this afternoon P1 were also reading numbers on a number line whilst investigated how far toy cars travelled.  Our story this afternoon came from the Road Safety Scotland website and can be read again at home by following the link below.  Within the website you will also find lots of other road safety activities as well as parental information on the safe use of car seats.

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Great work P1.  I loved spending the afternoon with you today.

 

Mrs McLurkin

P1 Home readers on Oxford Owl

We are  excited to be trialling,  on line, our Read Write Inc home readers .  Some of you may remember that during lockdown we used the oxford owl free ebooks to keep our reading skills progressing. We now have access to all our read write books through the Oxford Owl  Read Write Inc e- library. This is not meant to replace  reading books   but ensures a safer environment during these covid times and also helps us with the expenses  of replacing lost or damaged copies. I shall assign a book to the children after the third read in class.

Tomorrow the children will be given their personal log ins. Please note these are different from the ones used during  remote learning.

It is really important that the children are reading at home every night. 5 or 10 minutes is all that is usually required and of course a wee practise at their phonics.

We are so happy to have them back in class with us and amazed at how well they have adjusted.

P4-P7 Return to School Survey

Please click on the link above to complete the survey.  This is for parents/carers of P4-P7 pupils.

In order to support our planning and preparation for our full school return next Monday (15th March 2021), we would appreciate if parents/carers of our P4-P7 pupil could click on the link above to complete the survey to allow us to gather pupil views.

 

Thank you for your continued support.

 

Mrs McLurkin