Today the boys and girls put the Christmas Tree up and decorated it all by themselves. Henrietta the Hedgehog has made herself comfy.
Today the boys and girls put the Christmas Tree up and decorated it all by themselves. Henrietta the Hedgehog has made herself comfy.
We learnt about directions and have been practising our left and right.  Mrs Conetta’s top teacher tip was to hold out our hands in front of us, keep all fingers straight and stick out thumb out to the side and see which hand makes a capital L. This is our left hand!
We directed our friends around a grid using the directions – forwards, backwards, left and right.
If you have forgotten your child’s Bug Club log in details please check your child’s school bag for their password book.
Today we worked at different stations to practise our sending and receiving. Â We practised our forehand and also practised feeding the ball to a partner.
Today some of the boys and girls wanted to show off their talents for the talent show. We also took part in Joe Wick’s Work it Out for Children in Need and completed some Chikdren in Need activities in class.
This week’s certificate names are now live on the Achievement Tab.
We were exploring the properties of 3D shapes today and worked with others to count how many faces, edges and corners they had.
The achievement tab does not seem to be working this morning.
The certificates this week went to –
Rory – Head Teacher’s Award for following the school values.
Ellis –Â Effective Contributor for being a team player.
James –Â Responsible Citizen for completing all his jobs and listening well.
Cole – Successful Learner for working hard during football.
Ellie – Confident Individual for wearing her glasses with pride.
It was a noisy day in Primary 1 as we explored the sense of Hearing. We played sound bingo and then explored musical instruments, glass bottles filled with water and an electronic piano.
Yesterday P1 made some sparklers using some leaves.
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