Look at what we got up to during Maths Week Scotland…
This week we played Mrs Connell’s Big Writing Game. This game is known for its magical powers of helping the class produce fantastic writing. We wrote descriptions about the setting using similes and then used our gameplay to write a beginning, problem and ending.
We’ve been continuing our work on fractions.
We explored percentages and used the Diene’s materials to create an image of a percentage. Some of use also found a percentage of a number, converting a percentage to a fraction.
This week we have been doing handwriting and prepositions in literacy.
In maths we have been doing division, time and inverse operations.


In science we have been making movies about helping our eco systems and environment.
We also did a litter pick.




Good afternoon, this week we were leaning volume. We calculated the volume using cubic centimetres. We checked using cubes and some of us used the formula V = l x b x h.
On Tuesday we did a litter pick around some of Sorn. We tidied up behind the village hall and then down towards the entrance to the village. We plan to continue this next week with the whole school. We took part in a live lesson and learned how to write a poem about the environment and how to look after it. Have a look at some of our poems.
AJ Recycling is the main thing
HQ The environment
JE clean
JF Please keep it clean
KJ Keeping the outdoors clean
SM The outside is amazing







In Primary 4-7, we have been learning to estimate the weight of objects. We used scales to check how accurate our estimations were.




On Thursday, we celebrated World Book Day. In the morning, we took part in a Footy Booky quiz with lots us of scoring high in the two rounds. Then we took part in a BBC Live Lesson where we finished with thousands of schools all reading simultaneously for 60 seconds. During that time we read our own choice of fiction, non-fiction or comics.


Then we took part in Mrs Mackay’s great book hunt. We each had to read clues to help find the title of the next book. Glen Logan were the scavenger hunt champions and also received bonus points for the best teamwork.






What a busy week we have had.
In maths, we’ve been practising our addition strategies and Mrs Connell was really pleased with our jotter layout.
In literacy, we have been learning how to use speech marks which we are going to use in our imaginative writing.
We have been learning how to use atlases to find different information. Mrs Connell challenged us to an atlas scavenger hunt, looking for rivers, mountains and capital cities.
Primary 7 went for their first visit to the Robert Burns Academy. Primary 6/7 attended a zoom conference on World Children’s Day to discuss climate change. Today, the whole school made lanterns for Make Cathrine Sparkle… phew!
Have a lovely weekend everyone.
We have been writing Haiku poems. There is a rule where you have to have three lines and the first one 5 syllables, second 7 syllables and last one 5 syllables.
In maths we drew line graphs and we have been learning doubles.
We have also been doing scratch art fireworks. Then we also picked carrots in our garden and Mr Mackay will be making us carrot soup. 😊😉🥰