This week, P2/3 have been reading The Worry Tiger. We completed a visualisation task and made our own worry dolls.
Traditionally, worry dolls originated in Guatemala and were gifted to children who needed a friend to talk to whenever they were nervous or sad. Before bed, they would tell their dolls their worries, place the doll under their pillow, and go to sleep — by the morning, all their worries would fade away!
P2/3 had an amazing time at the Science Center today. The children loved going to the planetarium and learning lots about the stars and planets (P2/3 were brilliant at answering questions about the phases of the moon!).
We then explored all the different floors of the Science Center, including BodyWorks, Space Zone, Powering the Future and Newton Flight Academy.
Today, P2/3 were learning about Comets and Meteors. We made our own comets and talked about the different parts as well as drawing the Bovedy Meteorite that fell in Ireland in 1969. We also dropped ‘meteors’ into flour to measure the size of the crater.
As part of World Book Day the whole school took part in writing a story together. Today, P2/3 were drawing the characters from the story – Gary and Mr Pinch.
Thank you to everyone who came to the Literacy Open Afternoon in P2/3. The children loved showing their parents/carers some of the different activities we take part in during class.
Today Rachel McGaw came to visit the school. She read some of her new fairytales to P1/2/3 and one of her published books – Ruan the Little Red Squirrel. The children loved meeting Rachel and had lots of questions to ask her about being an author.
After break, the children took part in World Book Day activities, including Guess Who, a Scavenger Hunt and the Book Swap.
On Wednesday afternoon, P2/3 sorted out all of the books that had been brought in for the book swap and set them out for the other classes to choose from on World Book Day.
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