We thoroughly enjoyed racing our partner to complete our circle with 360 degrees angles. We took it in turns to choose an angle card and use a protractor to draw the angle within the circle. The winner was the first to get to 360!
P5/6 Snow Fun ❄️
P5/6 Merry Christmas
Wishing everyone in P5/6 a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
I hope you all enjoy a happy and fun filled holiday with your family and friends.
Take Care
Love from
Mrs Ross xx
P5/6 Remote Learning and TEAMS Check In
Hello Primary 5/6
As we will now be working and learning from home, you will be able to access everything on Teams. You will find a new channel on our P5/6 Class Teams Page called “Remote Learning”.
We will have a live Teams Check In at 10 am on Thursday 16th December for anyone who is available and would like to check in with me and the class. Details for this check in can be found on our Teams page.
I know some of you might be feeling sad to miss out on our class party, which should have been held on Monday 20th December, but don’t worry, I am planning a live event for anyone who can and wants to take part on Monday afternoon from 2pm – 2.30p.m. More details to follow.
Take care and stay safe and well,
See you on TEAMS 🙂
Mrs Ross xx
P5/6 Christmas Catalogue Craft Update
Unfortunately as we will not be in class we are unable to make our crafts from the Christmas Catalogue.
You can therefore either : cancel your order and request a refund or wait until we return in January and we will make our crafs then (since they are not Christmas themed)
P5/6 Update on Teams
Please have a look on our class Teams page for an update today.
P5/6 – Class blog and e-portfolio survey
P5/6 Christmas Jumper Day
P5/6 Pizza Angles
P5/6 were challenged to use a protractor to create acute, right, obtuse and reflex angle slices of pizza. Fantastic results, I’d definitely be looking for a reflex angle slice myself! After drawing them, we asked a peer to use a protractor to check our angles.
P5/6 Toasting Marshmallows
Today we enjoyed a campfire in the garden. We toasted marshmallows and made hot chocolate just like the children in our novel “The Wilderness War”
We learned about fire safety and how to light a fire with a flint and steel- no matches needed by p5/6 today!
This was an exciting way to finish off our novel and talk about what we enjoyed about the book.