We were researching how much water a child should drink each day. We then measured out 250ml so that we could see how much each glass of water should contain.

We had a challenge as the containers looked different and  had different scales.

We then looked at the scales on our bottles and worked out what measurement they were jumping up in.

As part of our Languages Scotland Week we have come to school dressed in the colours of a world flag.

We were using apostrophes to show possessive nouns. Look at this lovely handwriting.

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As part of Languages Week Scotland we were learning how to say ‘hello’ in different languages. We had fun coming up with countries and their languages! We listened well so that we could repeat the words accurately.

We were learning about the importance of water for our bodies. We read information sheets and recorded the benefits of drinking water. We shared what we had learned with the class.

A big well done to these children for remembering  to add punctuation to their posters!

We were outside today developing our football skills.

We recap on past learning every day with our ‘Morning 4’. These are 4 questions that allow the children to recall and use skills they have learned in passed terms.

We were creating arrays to help us learn our 4 times table.

We created a tabard showing our different organs. We labelled them. It looks like we have had a body scan!

We learned some basic facts about the organs and recorded these on the back of the tabard.

Tomorrow we are going to carry out some research and make a PowerPoint with the facts we learn.

We have been working on the novel The Twits.  As we were celebrating Burns Day yesterday we read a chapter from The Eejits.

We then wrote a summary of the chapter in Scots. We had Scots dictionaries and word cards to help us.

We then got the chance to read our summary to the class.