Week Beginning 11th September

Primary 3/4 have been working super hard this week!

Literacy

This weeks phoneme was ‘ea’. We took part in rotations this week to support our learning of this phoneme and completed lots of good work. All of us did really accurate diacritical marking with our spelling words. Some of us went on to do rainbow writing, word searches and phoneme stories.

In addition to our spelling, we had some talking and listening and comprehension stations which were related to our novel ‘How to train your dragon’. Another group also took on the job of practising their handwriting.

This weeks focus for writing was using adjectives to describe ourselves. Some of us worked with Miss Caughie whilst others were at other stations doing other jobs which also related to adjectives.

We are really getting into our rotations which work really well in our class 🙂

“I liked doing the rainbow writing because it made it more fun.” – Paige

“I like doing wordsearches because it’s a different way of finding words with the phoneme.” – Mia

Numeracy

This week we looked at a new number talk strategy which was “compensation”.  Again, we were working in rotations. One group worked with Miss Caughie at the board, whilst others were consolidating their learning of place value through games and digital learning.

We continued to learn about place value this week. All of us were really trying hard this week. One of our groups were using show me boards and base ten blocks.

“I loved playing place value basketball on the smartboard. I liked that I could try again if I got it wrong.” – Ivy

Art

This week we were building some viking longships. We coloured them in and had to make them into 3D models which Miss Caughie helped us with because it is tricky.

HWB

We were still focusing on team building games in PE to allow us to work together. We also had blether stations in class which was encouraging us how to be kind and friendly.

 

Week begininng 28th August

This week has been a busy week in primary 3/4…

Literacy

We were doing lots of spelling activities this week which involved using the phoneme ‘ay’. All of us really enjoyed the game splat on the smart board and making words using magnetic letters in the tuff tray.

This week’s writing task involved us writing a letter to our parents/carers which was linked to our novel ‘How to train your dragon’. We worked super hard with this and came up with lots of good ideas throughout our planning.

Numeracy

Our focus this week was place value and we looked at partitioning as our number talk strategy. All of us completed a number talk assessment which we found challenging but tried our very best.

HWB

This week we were discussing positive relationships and friendships. All of the class came up with some good ideas about what makes a good friend and we portrayed this on posters. We also took part in some outdoor teambuilding games.

We all enjoyed taking part in rotations. As you can see some of us had our construction heads on with lego 🙂

 

 

First week back in P3/4

We have had a great first week back in primary 3/4. Lots of our activities have been based around getting to know you and team building since some of us came from different classes and of course Miss Caughie has just joined us.

One of our first jobs this week was to write a letter to our future self which Miss Caughie will keep for us to look back on at the end of the year to see how much we have changed.

Primary 3/4 have been looking at their rights in school and came up with a class charter linked to different articles. This then led them coming up with some rules for their classroom and around the school to ensure we have a safe, calm and welcoming environment.

We have also been doing some Numeracy and Literacy this week. Our favourite thing to do was times table bingo. We also enjoyed the start to our viking topic which is linked to the book ‘How to train your dragon’.

Miley – “I am happy to be back at school because I love learning.”

Amber – “I really enjoyed doing mental maths on the whiteboards, it was fun.”

We are all looking forward to our weekend to recharge our batteries for lots of learning next week!

 

 

 

 

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