Dalrymple Primary 3 2022/2023

June 15, 2023
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Trip to Dumfries House

We had an amazing time today at Dumfries House.  We started off at Valentin’s Farm learning about the animals and we were extremely lucky to see a calf being born and we got to hold some baby chicks.  We then went to the Pierburg Building and learnt about seasonal fruits and vegetables and even got to taste some.  We only had a very short time in the park, however it was enough for Miss Hunter to get a shot on the big slide 🙂

 

June 5, 2023
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Week beginning 29th May

A very short week this week for us with only being in school 3 days.

Our morning challenge this week has been to create calculations which give the answer in the middle.

The week finished off with Sports Day on Friday afternoon.  We had a brilliant time taking part and cheering on other people from our house.

May 30, 2023
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Week beginning 22nd May

This week we have really been focussing on self assessment using the highlighters and peer assessment using the baseline criteria to identify areas we need to work on in our writing for our upcoming baseline assessment.

We had a great afternoon on Thursday at our sponsored event and luckily the sun shone for us ☀️
Well done to Logan for getting his certificate at assembly, this week awarded by Mrs Millar.

May 13, 2023
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Week beginning 8th May

Another short week for us this week due to being on holiday on Monday for the King’s Coronation.

This week we have been consolidating some of the phonemes we have been taught over the last few weeks.  We started off with a brainstorming session to help us then make flowers for our phoneme garden.

Using the data we input on to an Excel spreadsheet last week, we have learned how to display this as a bar graph electronically.
We have continued our focus on non-fiction texts and using the books we choose last week, we found 3 interesting facts which we noted down then illustrated.
Well done to Lucy who received an award at assembly this week for displaying our value of ‘Community’.

May 9, 2023
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Week beginning 1st May

Following on from the data handling work we have been completing in Numeracy, we have started looking at how graphs can be created on the computers.  This week we were introduced to Excel spreadsheets and started to input data on to a new spreadsheet in preparation for next week’s lesson.

We had a great day on Friday celebrating the upcoming coronation of King Charles III.  Thankfully we got outside for our picnic lunch then we had an afternoon of activities based on this special occasion.
Well done to our certificate winners this week – Lucas, Walker and Alba-Rose.

May 2, 2023
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Week beginning 24th April

This week we have been introduced to ‘y’ being the ‘i’ sound.  Anna quite rightly spotted that the name of our village, Dalrymple, fits into this nicely.

We also got the chance to experiment with making different tones of a chosen colour by adding it to white gradually.  Our completed abstract pieces of art look amazing up on the wall.
Well done to both Logan and Fara on receiving their certificates at assembly for displaying the value of ambition.

April 25, 2023
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Week beginning 17th April

We’ve had a busy first week back after our Easter holidays.

Our morning challenge this week has been to identify different coins we can use to make a specific amount.  We started off with basic amounts under £1 but throughout the week, we introduced amounts under £5 to allow us to use bigger coins and to look at how we use the pounds sign along with a decimal point to separate the pounds from the pence.

Our PATHS theme of the month for April is Gratitude.  As a class, we spoke about what this means and then wrote poems about things linked to our 5 senses that we were grateful for.
Saturday 22nd April was World Earth Day.  We discussed the need to look after our planet and what we can do to look after it.  We then made sun catchers which look amazing on the windows of the classroom.

March 31, 2023
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Week beginning 27th March

We have reached the final week of term and only 1 more term to go as P3.

This week we revised using the partitioning method to help answer 2-digit add 2-digit calculations.  We needed this to help us solve an Easter themed quiz.

What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole?
A hot cross bunny 🐇
As we have been learning about Easter traditions within RE, we got the chance to make Easter nests using chocolate, Rice Krispies and mini eggs.
This was the first opportunity we had of using the cooking kit that is in the school and we loved it.
Happy Easter everyone 🐣

March 26, 2023
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Week beginning 20th March

We have been learning the French vocabulary for different objects we use and have in the classroom.  At the request of one of the children, we played Kim’s Game to help us revise this vocabulary.

We have been thinking about our theme of the month in PATHS this week – Honesty.  To encourage this, we played games as part of our warm-up in PE.
During numeracy we were trying to gauge an understanding of how long a minute felt.  We carried out some timed activities which also encouraged honesty against our estimations.
We worked in small groups this week to create our own rhythms using crotchets and quavers.  We have worked hard to be able to play the rhythms as a group and will be using the instruments next week with these too.

March 20, 2023
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Week beginning 13th March

This week we have been so busy that Miss Hunter has not had time to take many photographs!  We have been really enjoying our music lessons over the last few weeks where we have been learning rhythms using crotchets and quavers.  This week we started using tuned and untuned percussion instruments to play these rhythms.

   

Well done to Charley for receiving an award at assembly for displaying the value of ambition.

And also to Ella who received an award for displaying the value ‘Community’ as she went forward from the school Scots Poetry competition to take part in the Burns Association competition.  Here she is with the certificate she received in school and the one from the Burns Association.

   

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