Hi everyone,

I hope you’ve had a great weekend in the sunshine. This week is health week and you can find out all about whole school extra activities by following our school blog for more information too.  Below are your health week activities on your grids but remember to only do what you can and have fun!

Numeracy

P5 Numeracy Grid 8th June

Literacy

P5 Literacy Grid 8th June

Alphabet Alliteration Worksheet

IDL

Health Week Grid 4-7

Here is a suggested timetable to help plan your week’s work.

Be sure to get outside in this great weather although make sure you have plenty of water to drink and suncream applied.  Enjoy your weekend!

Have a great week!

Mr Bertoncini & Mrs McIntyre

Hello P6,

I have enjoyed reading all your updates and seeing some of your work this week, well done for your fantastic effort, I am very proud of every one of you. 😊

This week is Health Week, so you will see a lot of your tasks relate to various types of health. I hope you enjoy the challenges during Health Week!

Here are the learning grids for the week beginning 8th June.

Numeracy

Numeracy Home Learning Task

Literacy

Literacy Learning Grid

Digestive system

IDL ( Topic)

IDL Health Week

Feelings

Remember to try to complete the 3 core tasks and some of the additional tasks. There is no expectation that all tasks should be completed.

Here is a possible daily routine but remember to do what suits you and your family.

8.00-9.00                Wake up and get dressed and have some breakfast.
9.00-10.00             Take part in some exercise Cosmic Yoga / Joe Wicks                                       / Just Dance
10.00-11.00          Numeracy Home Learning Task
11.00-11.30          Snack time and outdoor time
11.30 – 12.30       Literacy Home Learning Task
12.30-1.30             Lunch
1.30-2.00               Walk or exercise
2.00-3.00               IDL home Learning grid

Take care,
Mrs MacKinnon 🙂

This year, Sports Day has to be a little bit different, but we can still enjoy some fun competition and keep fit!

As part of Health Week our virtual Sports Day will take place Monday 8^th– Friday 12^th June and the winners will be announced on Friday 20^th June.

There are four teams, named after famous Scottish Olympic medal winners:

Team Hoy – P1 & P7                      Team Doyle – P2 & P4

Team Grainger – P3 & P5           Team Murray – New P1s & P6

You have 60 seconds per exercise. How many of these can you do?

• Burpees – 5 points for every burpee completed.
• Star Jumps – 1 point for every jump completed.
• Step Ups – 1 point for every step up completed.
• Sit Ups – 2 points for every sit up completed.
• Keep Ups – football/tennis – 2 points for every keep up completed.
• Balance on one leg – 1 point for 10 seconds or less, 2 for 11- 20 seconds, 3 for 21-30 seconds, 4 for 31-40 seconds, 5 for 41-50 seconds or 6 for 51-60 seconds.
• Speed Bounce – 1 point for every bounce completed.
• Egg and spoon – 2 points for every lap completed (place two markers four large strides apart) Double points for this one if you can get a grown up to join in and video it!

If you are unsure of how to do any of these exercises then take a look at our handy demonstration guide –

Try a few of the challenges each day and ask someone at home to video your efforts! Then email them along with a note of your points  to Mrs McGahon – joanna.mcgahon@eastayrshire.org.uk (Please limit videos to 33MB and make sure you have permission from an adult for it to be shared.)

Remember as with everything, do what you can, when you can. Most importantly it’s about having fun!

Let the games begin!   #TEAMMC

(All rights reserved to the original artist of the song used in this video. Eye of the Tiger – Survivor. No copyright infringements intended under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976; fair use for non-profit, educational purposes.)

We would grateful if as many parents/carers as possible could take a short time to fill out this survey about the PATHS programme please:

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SELparentsurvey

Hi Boys and Girls!

I hope you have had a wonderful week! Another week of fabulous work, well done. Thank you to everyone who sent me photos of your hard work, I love to see all your amazing efforts! As the time goes by, I know it can be tricky to stay focused and work hard but I just want to  remind you that you are SUPERSTARS! Just do what you can, when you can.

This week is Health week so there is a health focus for most of your tasks. Below you will find your home learning grids for WB 8.6.20. I have sent out your literacy and numeracy task sheets to your individual email accounts. Remember, core tasks are in red and there is no expectation that all tasks should be completed. Just do what you can!

P2 Literacy Learning Grid 8.6.20

P2 Numeracy Learning Grid 8.6.20

P1 to P3 IDL Grid 8.6.20

Teeth Brushing Sequence

Suggested Timetable:

8:00 – 9:30 Get up/Get Dressed/Eat Breakfast

9:30 – 10:00  Exercise (Joe Wicks/Just Dance/Cosmic Yoga)

10:00 – 10:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

10:30 – 10:45 Outside Play/Snacktime

10:45 – 12:00 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

12:00 – 12:30 Lunchtime

12:30 – 1:30 IDL Task (Choose 1)

1:30 – 2:00 Outside Play/Exercise

2:00 – 2:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

2:30 Free Time!!

Missing you all lots!!

Mrs Dunsmore xox

Mount Carmel School Reports  for those families  we had email addresses for , will be emailed today ( Friday 5th June). All other reports have been posted out.

Should you have any questions regarding your childs’ report please do not hesitate to complete the online form below:

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/ea/mountcarmelps2017/2020/05/27/discussion-with-class-teacher-regarding-pupil-reports/

Please view the most recent letter from Head of Education: Linda McAulay-Griffiths regarding Education recovery going forward:

Letter to pupils June 2020

Please view the most recent letter from Head of Education : Linda McAulay-Griffiths regarding Education Recovery going forward:

Letter to parents and carers June 2020

Hello boys and girls and welcome to our first assembly in June.

We hope that you are all doing well.  It has been so lovely to read your emails and to have a chance to speak with some of you and your families too. Let’s take a moment to pause and to join our hands in prayer.  This week we have a special prayer from Fr Martin.

What a beautiful way for us to begin out time together, thank you so much Fr Martin for taking the time to do this for us.

This week you have all continued to work so well on all of your different activities from your teachers and so many of you are learning life skills too – cooking, gardening and helping out around the house.  Well done for being such great stars.

This week we have Proud Clouds from Mrs McCreadie and from Miss Mudge.  Have a look at the things they are proud of:

Thank you for all of your Proud Cloud contributions.  Mrs Crawford has been adding these to our blog have a look at our latest Proud Clouds.

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/ea/mountcarmelps2017/category/wellbeing-blog/

One of the activities that we used to do each day as part of our PATHS programme was to share compliments for our PATHS Pupil of the Day.  This is something that you can still do at home.  This week try to choose one family member each day to give compliments to; remember that person should also give a compliment to themselves too.

Our Primary 5 and 6 future buddies have been thinking about what makes our school great and will soon be sharing their ideas with our new Primary 1 children and families.  Miss Mudge has been busy creating a beautiful end of year celebration for our Primary 7 children – we can’t wait to see what the final item will look like.

Just before our assembly comes to an end we have some exciting new about next week.  Normally in the month of June, Mount Carmel has a special Health Week and a Sport Day.  Next week we shall continue this tradition with our first Home Learning Health Week and Sports Day.  There is a special post that tells you all about it with some great clips of our teachers taking part in the challenges.  We hope that you all enjoy the Health Week linked Home Learning Tasks and especially enjoy your Sports Day challenge.  If you are able to we would to see some videos or pictures of what you are doing, please send these on to your class teacher.

Thank you boys and girls for all that you continue to do, keep safe.

Remember that we love and miss you all.  Have a look at this special message from all of the staff in the school just to say how much we miss you and are looking forward to seeing you all soon.

From all of us at MCPS.

Together we are #Team MC

Just a little reminder that next week is : Health Week ! 

The learning grids which the children are issued with every week  will be based on this and will have lots of different health activities to try out .

Last week we told you that Katie MacKinnon was the winner of our Marty Bear t-shirt competition. Our super talented Mrs Taylor has been very busy on her sewing machine and now Katie’s design is a real t-shirt that Marty has been able to wear in this hot weather! Doesn’t he look cool?

Hello Everyone,

We know that having to socially distance from your family and friends can be really tough. We feel this way too. When you see your favourite people from a distance all you want to do is give them the biggest hug. Sadly, we can’t hug right now and while we can’t hug, Owl has some super ideas for Hedgehog and Tortoise to show someone how much they care. Maybe you could try some of Owl’s ideas too.

Below is a link to the story “While We Can’t Hug”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tarq5nkkGlk

Enjoy the story boys and girls! xox

Home Learning stationery  packs will be available for collection (for children who require them ) at the front of the school from tomorrow morning ( Tuesday 2nd June).

One pack will be allocated per child and contains 1 x maths jotter, 1 literacy jotter and one blank paged jotter, also pencils, a rubber, a sharpener and a small bundle of coloured pencils or crayons all for completing  home learning tasks.

Please remember to respect social distancing measures if you do require to come and collect a pack. Thank you !

Hello boys and girls,

What a beautiful weekend we are having. I hope you are all enjoying the sunshine.  I am very proud of you all for all of the hard work that you have completed this week and i love photos that you are sending me. Keep up the hard work.

I have attached your home learning work for the week; however, remember there is no expectation that you should complete all of the tasks. There are core tasks and a mix of online and written works that can be completed. Remember that you can also complete some of the tasks we used to do in class.

I am missing you all very much and hope to speak to you soon. Keep yourself and your family safe, Sending lots of Mount Carmel hugs.

Love from Mrs McCreadie

8:00 – 9:30 Get up/Get Dressed/Eat Breakfast

9:30 – 10:00 Cosmic Yoga

10:00 – 10:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

10:30 – 10:45 Outside Play/Snacktime

10:45 – 12:00 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

12:00 – 12:30 Lunchtime

12:30 – 1:30 IDL Task (Choose 1)

1:30 – 2:00 Outside Play

2:00 – 2:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

2:30 Free Time!!

Literacy

Literacy mat primary 3 1.6.20

plurals

Superhero-Times-Activity-Card

blue Spelling word for the week beginning 1.6.20

green Spelling word for the week beginning 1.6.20

red Spelling word for the week beginning 1.6.20

Numeracy

P3 Numeracy Learning Grid 1.6.20

8 times table wheel

friendship (1)

IDL

P1 to 3 IDL grid 1st June

Elmer colour by number French-1

Hi everyone,

I hope you’ve enjoyed the short week.  a longer week next week so back to the larger grids.  But remember to only do what you can.  You don’t have to become anxious and worry if you can’t fit in everything.

Numeracy

P5 Numeracy Grid June 1st

Algebra Puzzle

Literacy

P5 Literacy grid June 1st

Wildlife similes

IDL

Rainbow IDL Part 2 Grid P4-7

Breakin Rainbows

Colours 2 P4-7

Here is a suggested timetable to help plan your week’s work.

The weather is fab so enjoy your weekend and try get outside to soak up those beautiful rays!

Look after yourselves,

Mr Bertoncini & Mrs McIntyre

Hello P6,

It’s been a shorter week this week, but I have  really enjoyed your updates on how you are getting on and the photographs of your fabulous work, well done 🙂

There is a Numeracy, Literacy and an IDL (topic) grid based on Rainbows.

Numeracy

Numeracy Grid

Literacy

Literacy Grid

IDL ( Topic)

IDL Grid (Rainbows)

Colours 2

Breakin Rainbows

Remember to try to complete the 3 core tasks and some of the additional tasks. There is no expectation that all tasks should be completed.

Here is a possible daily routine but remember to do what suits you and your family.

8.00-9.00                  Breakfast, play outside
9.00-10.00               Exercise time: You could do some Joe Wicks on YouTube/ Just Dance/ Cosmic Yoga.
10.00-11.00            Home Learning – Literacy task
11.00-11.30            Snack and play outside
11.30-12.30            Home Learning- Numeracy tasks
12.30 – 1.30             Lunch and play outside
1.30-2.30                   Walk or exercise
2.30-3.00                   Home Learning –Rainbow grid.

Take care,
Mrs MacKinnon 🙂

Hello Primary 2!

It has been a shorter week but I have been so impressed by how many of you have been logging in and completing your tasks! You are all so amazing and I am so proud of you! Keep up the wonderful work Primary 2, you are SUPERSTARS!! I hope you have been enjoying the glorious weather, spending lots of time with your lovely families. Don’t forget your sun cream!

Below you will find your home learning grids for next week WB 1.06.20. I have sent out your literacy and numeracy task sheets to your individual email accounts. Remember, core tasks are in red and there is no expectation that all tasks should be completed. Just do what you can!

P2 Literacy Learning Grid 1.6.20

P2 Numeracy Learning Grid 1.6.20

P1 to P3 IDL grid 1.6.20

Elmer colour by number French

Suggested Timetable:

8:00 – 9:30 Get up/Get Dressed/Eat Breakfast

9:30 – 10:00  Cosmic Yoga

10:00 – 10:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

10:30 – 10:45 Outside Play/Snacktime

10:45 – 12:00 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

12:00 – 12:30 Lunchtime

12:30 – 1:30 IDL Task (Choose 1)

1:30 – 2:00 Outside Play

2:00 – 2:30 Literacy/Numeracy Task (Choose 1)

2:30 Free Time!!

I am missing you all very much and can’t wait to see you again soon!

Take care everyone,

Mrs Dunsmore xox

Hello Primary 7,

It’s June – how did that happen? I hope you all had a lovely weekend enjoying the sunshine and hot weather. Hopefully, you were able to see family that you hadn’t seen for a while – sticking to the outdoors rule of course.

Here are the learning grids for this week. As always – do what you can, when you can!

Again thank you for sending over completed work.

Miss Mudge

LITERACY

Primary 7 Literacy Grid wb 1st June

Transition Talking and Listening Task

Writing Task – all groups 

NUMERACY

Primary 7 Numeracy Grid wb 1st June

Circles Challenge – Equations

Circles – Equations

Triangles – Function Machines

Blank Line Graph

Blank Bar Graph

IDL

Rainbow Part 2 4-7

Colours 2 4-7

Breakin Rainbows

Miss Mudge

We realise that the current situation can be challenging for everyone, both adults and children and we are eager to support you as best we can as we face these challenges together.

As part of our Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) our coach from Barnardo’s Scotland, who supports the implementation of the PATHS® programme in school will be taking questions relating to the Social and Emotional Health and Wellbeing of parents, children and family members.

If you or your child have any questions regarding challenges you are currently experiencing, perhaps dealing with difficult feelings or behaviours in your home or dealing with new challenges presented by staying at home, you can send us your question and our coach from Barnardo’s will respond. As always, if you have a particular concern regarding your child that you want to discuss please contact the school directly.

Just to let you know – Our learning assembly will return on 5th June

Hello boys and girls,

We hope you enjoyed today’s story.

Cody the caterpillar felt a bit unsure about becoming a butterfly, she wanted to stay a caterpillar forever. Her friends told her it would be great and they were right. Marty knows you might be feeling a bit unsure about becoming a big P1 but he also knows you will be great too!!

Now that you have finished the story, do you think you could make your very own butterfly?? Use the butterfly template to make the most bright and beautiful butterfly ever!! Keep your butterfly safe and on our very first day together in school, bring it with you.

We can’t wait to see you all becoming beautiful P1 butterflies!

 Lots of Love

Mrs Duff and Mrs Dunsmore xxx