January Overview
Literacy
In literacy we will be continuing to work on individual targets. We will also be focusing on Scottish language including learning a Scottish poem. We will be taking part in a book study linked to a Scottish book, You Can’t Play Here, by Angus Corby. We will also be researching Scottish landmarks and traditions and will present our findings in a poster/ leaflet. |
Numeracy
In numeracy we will be continuing to work on our individual targets. We will also be focusing on telling the time (quarter past and quarter to) and will work on times tables. In mathematics we will be working on weight, size and measure using non-standard units as well as being introduced to standard units. We will continue to use role play to explore money and work on change using subtraction. |
All my other learning
Linking to our book study ‘You Can’t Play Here’, our topics will include learning about Vibrations and Sounds and will explore ways of making sound. This will allow for opportunities to carry out investigations and experiments and will involve making predictions and writing reports. We will have opportunities to make and use instruments which can be used in dance. In Health and wellbeing we will be concentrating on looking after ourselves. We will participate in gymnastics at the gym hall. |
Special Dates
January | Planned Activities |
16th January: Zoo Lab | Zoo Lab visit to each class- timetable to follow. |
18th January: Winnie the Pooh Day | Activities linked to Winnie the Pooh in individual classes. |
24th January: UN Education Day | Secondary SLC classes to plan and deliver a lesson to our Primary SLC classes. |
25th January: Burns Night | Individual activities in classes linked to Scottish culture and language throughout January. |
26th January: Burns Night Celebration | SLC Ceilidh in Barony Hall. We will explore some traditional Scottish dances. |
31st January: Open Afternoon | Parents invited to school 1:30- 2:30pm. The focus of our afternoon will be literacy concentrating on Scots language. Some classes may perform a poem or song. |