Primary 3 have been learning how to use multiple features of Word documents, including how to highlight text and change fonts, text sizes and colours. We are becoming more confident with finding the different keys on the keyboard. We put all of these skills to good use and practised our spelling words.
Primary 3 took part in a variety of Children in Need activities to help highlight the important work that Children in Need does each year to ensure that children in the UK get their rights met.
Our ‘Challenge 25’ activity was to run 25 laps of the gym hall each!
We took part in the Blooket competition in our House teams. Dunlop were the P3 winners! This helped us learn about exactly which rights Children in Need can help with.
We also took part in a Pudsey bear Scavenger Hunt and played ‘Bear Pong’!
Thank you to the Rights Respecting Schools committee for organising such a fun and educational day!
We have had lots of fun over the past few weeks with our Rainforest topic. We learned about different animal species and made our own Macaws.
We learned about different spiders that live in the Amazon Rainforest and made spider webs using art straws and string!
We used QR codes to research a specific Rainforest animals and made posters to share with the class.
Primary 3 have been enjoying some Active Learning in literacy.
This week, Primary 3 successfully made mazes in our STEM lesson. This required lots of problem solving and good communication skills. The class loved watching parents and carers having a go at the mazes at the Numeracy Open Afternoon.
Primary 3 have also been making 3D shapes with Mrs Reid this week using toothpicks and playdough.
