Primary 1 took their learning outdoors today and were practising writing their sounds with big chalk on the ground. They said it was a little bit trickier because the chalk was really thick compared to their pencils. They had a go at writing all the sounds they have learned so far which are: m,a,s,t,d,p,i,n,g and o. Well done guys!!
Super sounds!
We’ve had a busy week in Primary 1 so far learning lots of new sounds. Today we looked at ‘g’ and came up with some words that begin with the sound ‘g’ such as green, Gran, grass, gloves and goat.
We practised writing the sound on our boards. WOW how good are we!
Primary 1 – Sharing’s Caring!
What a fantastic week we’ve had so far in Primary 1!
We have been exploring the importance of sharing through the novel “The Rainbow Fish” and our kindness jar (which is filling up fast!!)
We created our own Rainbow fish which look absolutely fantastic and are showcased for everyone to see outside our classroom. Take a look!
Primary 1 – Fantastic Phonics!
Primary 1 have been working hard practising their new sounds. They managed to make some of them with their play dough. Fantastic work!
Safe Parking Campaign
PC Kennedy and our JRSOS have been out and about before and after school this week. Thank you for keeping our pupils safe.
Firefighter Skills
Mr Bryce visited all classes today to speak about the importance of teamwork and cooperation in his job. There were some mini fighters in action! The boys & girls enjoyed using equipment and carrying out tasks.
P1 meet furry friends at Dalmellington Care Centre
P1 enjoyed their 2nd visit to the Care Centre. This time they also got to meet guinea pigs and rabbits.
Down on the Farm at Dumfries House.
Dalmellington Care Centre Residents Meet & Greet!
P1 introduced themselves in the Care Centre. We are looking forward to visiting when the bunnies are there and making Easter crafts with older residents in our community.
Burns, Banter and a Blether!
P6/7 entertained over 50 community partners and guests at our school burns supper. Well done to all performers and thank you to Ellen from the stringed instrument project.
