Primary 3 Dalrymple Primary

Today Primary 3 had to complete sentences to tell others what an amazing person they are. Penny is very proud to show off her talents. Well done Penny!🤩

Did you know?

Since 2000 lego sets have been worth more than stocks and shares and even gold, with the value (what they are worth) increasing by 12%.  The set which has increased in value the most – The ultimate collectors Millennium Falcon – has increased in value from £342.49 to £2712.00.

This week the children were given a design challenge.  They had to design something they would like to see made from building bricks or lego.  Harry decided he would like to build a robot that produces food from its belly and has a T.V head.  I love this idea, Harry.

Harry enjoyed completing the science task today.  The investigation was to melt ice using different materials and see which way worked the quickest.  Harry enjoyed experimenting with sugar and hot water.

One of today’s assignments was to learn to draw with Rob Biddulph on YouTube. Rob is a children’s author and illustrator who demonstrates lots of different drawings for children to copy.

Che has done some fantastic drawings!

So has Luisa, they both watched carefully to draw these fantastic pictures!

Luisa chose People Who Help Us as her own Topic. She has done a super piece of work on her laptop using different sizes of font for the writing and she inserted clips from the Internet to make it interesting for others to read.

Well done Luisa 🌟🌟

People Who Help Us

Luisa designed a super poster showing her family how to stay safe from germs.

Well done Luisa your poster is easy to read and the pictures you have used help to make it  eye-catching!

Well done Che telling the times on the clocks correctly.⏰

Mrs Turnbull

Harry D designed this poster showing how to stay safe from germs. He did a fantastic job!👏👏

Che completed a five senses scavenger hunt in his house.  Look at all of the things he managed to find:

This looks so much fun, I might do this activity too 🙂

Harry got really creative yesterday with our new home learning topic, “People Who Help Us” .  He brainstormed a list of “safe strangers” and talked about what this meant with his Mum.  Harry then made these amazing characters from toilet roll tubes.  Aren’t they fantastic?  Harry now has his own little people he can use to play and “act out” different emergency situations… or he might just keep them as a beautiful art display.  Well Done, Harry!