Tomorrow the children are welcome to bring a blanket and a toy. We are going to watch That Christmas which is rated PG. Please email Gayle.eccleston@eastayrshire.org.uk if you would prefer your child not to see the film.
Thank you
Mrs Eccleston
Tomorrow the children are welcome to bring a blanket and a toy. We are going to watch That Christmas which is rated PG. Please email Gayle.eccleston@eastayrshire.org.uk if you would prefer your child not to see the film.
Thank you
Mrs Eccleston
P4/5 wrote a recipe for the Christmas Eve they have at home as part of the genre procedural writing.
As part of our learning about procedural writing we followed a recipe to make cakes. We also used our numeracy skills to weigh and measure.
P4/5 enjoyed performing the songs they had learnt at the Christmas Fayre.
In literacy we have been learning to create pieces of procedural writing and this week we focused on a recipe for a jam sandwich.
As part of our forces topic we learnt about the famous bridge and canal Scottish engineer Thomas Telford. The task was then to build a bridge that would hold a car.
We took part in a range of activities as part of Children in Need including the live event with Joe Wicks, ;design a Pudsey t shirt; Bear pong;Â Blooket quiz; 25 lap challenge; puzzles and quizzes.
We collected lots of leaves to make the hedgehog boxes cosy and topped up the bird feeders. we then had a special treat when p7 came to teach us how to make a wreath from the willow in the garden.
P4/5 switched off the lights for the day to save energy, Global Goal 13!
We had spooky games in the dark in the hall and class before enjoying a party in the afternoon.

We explored magnets, magnetism, the poles of a magnet and how they are used every day and the force of attraction or how they can repel.