Primary 3 have loved learning about different cultures involved in the World Cup this summer. Today was our last celebration of a Host country: USA! In PE we worked on our “soccer” skills. We celebrated America by learning the number of states and the meaning behind the flag. Then, we took part in some country and western-style dances and had a Disney movie quiz. After lunch, we worked out some Disney maths questions.
Thank you to the RRS Committee for creating these activities. We can’t wait to have more World Cup fun over the next few weeks!
Primary 3 had a fantastic day on Monday, learning about Mexico! We learned about the geography and climate of Mexico, the origins of the country and made comparisons to Scotland. We took part in music activities based on the move, “CoCo” and enjoyed trying some nachos with optional salsa, cheese and guacamole.
Fingers crossed that Scotland do well and get to play in Mexico in the knock-out stages!
Primary 3 have been learning about wind energy this week. We learned how wind creates energy in wind turbines and enjoyed making our own.
We read chapter 3 of our class novel, Flat Stanley , entitled “Stanley the Kite” and made our own kites after we learned about how kites can fly using wind energy.
We worked in our House teams to create our kites. The pupils enjoyed flying them in the playground.
To celebrate International Day of Sign Languages, Primary 3 had a brilliant discussion about our experiences with sign language and why British Sign Language (BSL) is important for us all to learn.
We practised some basic signs that will help us communicate better in the classroom and had fun signing along to a pop song.
Fenwick Primary School and ECC
