Hello Primary 7,

Well it’s safe to say we’re on the final countdown now. Not the countdown you were hoping for but hopefully we’ll be able to celebrate your time at Mount Carmel in a different way!

Mrs. Fergusson and Mrs. McGahon have been phoning your families to check how you all are. I’m pleased to hear that you are all doing well and looking forward to going to St Joseph’s. It’s important that over the next two weeks you log onto your emails and keep checking the school blog/twitter for updates on S1 transition/P7 leavers information. You should check the St Joseph’s twitter page and blog too.

By now you should all have heard which House you’ll be in at St Joseph’s. Some of you have got in contact to let me know – I’m excited for you. There will be a P7’s from MCPS in every house.

Thank you to the P7’s who are sending me their completed tasks. I love looking at all the excellent work you’ve been doing at home. I am proud of how well you’ve adapted to home learning. Well done!

The grids and tasks for this week are posted below. As always (and it’s becoming my lockdown motto) Do what you can, when you can.

Love Miss Mudge

LITERACY

Primary 7 Literacy Grid wb 15th June Jazz!

Reading Grid wb 15th June

Personification worksheets

NUMERACY

Primary 7 Numeracy Grid 15th June

Square and Cubed Numbers core tasks

Co-ordinates follow up tasks

Circles design ideas

IDL 

Friendship 4-7

Friendship Poem 4-7

Good Morning,

Below is an update from St Joseph’s regarding P7 transition.

 P7 Transition to S1
 
Our P7 transition events can no longer take place. However, Mr Boyle and our Pastoral Care team have our transition packs ready to go. We are currently determining how best to share these packs with you and plan to create a dedicated page on our website for our incoming P7 cohort. We anticipate that this page will be live in mid to late May.

We will let P7 Parents and Carers know when this page becomes available.

Thank you,

Miss Mudge

Hello Primary 7,

Here are your new Home Learning grids for this week. I have attached a link to access the worksheets for Numeracy 🙂

Remember you can contact me via Teams or email if you need help or don’t understand a task…or just want to check in 🙂 I love hearing from you all.

LITERACY

Primary 7 Literacy Grid w/b 27th April

Writing a film review help sheet – P7

NUMERACY

Primary 7 Numeracy Grid w/b 27th April

Circles Maths Worksheets – w/b 27th April

Triangles Worksheets – w/b 27th April

Squares Group Maths Worksheets

IDL

IDL Home Learning Grid

Love Miss Mudge x

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Wifi still terrible at Lockerbie Manor but the children are having a ball! The sun is shining today which is great. Lots of activities planned for today. All in good spirits in our little Lockerbie bubble 🙂

Hello from Lockerbie!

We’re having an excellent time (although the weather has been temperamental) and are all enjoying ourselves. So far the children have taken part in team games, kayaking, canoeing, abseiling, the hi-ropes and team games. As usual the food is excellent and all the pupils are being well fed 🙂

Last night the weather was cold and very rainy so we decided to stay in and the Lockerbie staff organised a quiz for us.

Wifi isn’t great here so we will try and upload photos when we can.

Miss Mudge and Mr B

Primary 7 homework posted below.

Science Centre on Wednesday – bring packed lunch unless getting a lunch from school kitchen

We’re only 7 days away from going to Lockerbie. The forecast isn’t looking great so please bring waterproofs and warm clothing. And at least 2 pairs of shoes plus an indoor pair (slippers, uggs etc)

Thank you

Miss Mudge

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Congratulations to Abbey in Primary 7 who came 2nd in her Scottish Shotput competition last weekend.

Abbey is now the best under 13’s  shot putter in Scotland!

Well done Abbey

World Book Day

On Thursday 5th March we will be celebrating World Book Day. Along with planned whole school activities, Primary 7 have their own World Book Day home challenges to complete. There will be no spelling homework this week to allow the learners more time to complete the home challenges.

On Thursday the learners can come dressed as their favourite character from a book.

To celebrate World Book Day, and promote reading for enjoyment, there are FREE audio books available here –  https://www.worldbookday.com/world-of-stories/

Numeracy Homework 

For Numeracy homework the March Rigour Calendars are available below for 1st, 2nd and 3rd level (challenge). Learners can start completing their calendars this week. Completed calendars can be handed in at the end of March to receive house tokens.

Happy Reading!

Miss Mudge

Book Week Homework – P7 – click here for the Home Challenges

Reading-stars-leaflet-4 – click here for Reading stars challenge

March Calendars – click here for Numeracy Calendars

The cast for the senior summer show ‘Aladdin’ was announced this afternoon. We are very proud of all the pupils who auditioned for parts and the teachers found it difficult to cast the show as the talent was so high! The pupils know that all the parts are important and we can’t wait to start rehearsals.

Scripts will be given out in due course and rehearsals will start shortly in school.

Thank you!

Green and Yellow Group homework

Remember that Bug Club. Topmarks and Sumdog can be accessed at anytime for rigour and revision of concepts.

Green and Yellow

Apologies to Primary 7

Homework posted below. Hand in on Monday please.

Green and Yellow

Homework will be issued on Tuesday this week due to Aladdin auditions today and then our final swimming session today.

Pupils can access Sumdog and Bug Club at home.

Remember to hand in permission forms for our trip to Dean Park on Friday!

Thank you,

Miss Mudge

As this is a two day week no homework will be assigned to Primary 7.

Auditions for our senior summer show ‘Aladdin’ will be held on Monday afternoon. Pupils who stated they would like a speaking or singing role have been given part of the script to practice at home.

Happy Practicing!

Miss Mudge

Circles – Click for Maths Rigour homework

Triangles – Click for Maths Rigour homework

Yellow and Green group homework schedule – Green and Yellow

Primary 7 Blog Update

Topic

In Topic we are focusing on Land Uses, The four different types of Land Uses are Tourism, Recreational, Residential and Business/Work. Tourism is used mainly for countries’ economies such as Thailand, UAE and more. Tourism focuses on people entering, leaving or going to a different part of countries. These can be categorised as Outbound, Inbound and Domestic tourism. Recreational Land Uses are places like the Palace Theatre, Burns Mall and Rugby Park. Residential is used for housing areas such as Longpark, Bonnyton, Crosshouse. Business Land Uses are places like Fast Food, Restaurants, Kilmarnock F.C and many shops. We have also been building on our mapping skills by finding and locating information using atlases.

Health & Wellbeing

In Health and Wellbeing, we have been learning about Substance Misuse. We have been learning that alcohol can be addictive and can cause some types of Cancer. Alcohol is also a depressant as well as a toxin. We love our swimming lessons on a Monday. We have all made individual achievements. The Galleon staff have complimented on us on our behaviour and hard work. We have also been building on our gymnastic skills with Mr B. We still do our two PATHS lessons a week focusing on our emotional health and wellbeing.

Numeracy

In Numeracy, we have covered Negative Integers and all fell we have a better understanding of this concept. We have now moved on to Fractions, Decimals and Percentages and continuing our knowledge of Time as our Beyond Number topic. Every day at the start of Numeracy or the end of Numeracy, we do the Fast 5 to revise concepts taught and new skills.

Literacy

This term the focus is non-fiction reading and writing skills. We have been transferring our active comprehension skills to non-fiction books. We have been honing our note taking skills and using our notes to create a new text. We have also reading for enjoyment the Eejits, the Scottish version of Roald Dahl’s “The Twits”.

This term we are looking forward to –

• Dean Park Visit
• The Science Centre
• Lockerbie ( 6 weeks to go!)

Class Curriculum update written by Caiden and Aiden (Digital Champions)