Homework for 50 years celebration

Hello all,

As part of our 50 year celebration, I have sent the pupils home with lyrics to Somebody to love by Queen. This song was released in 1976 hence why we are learning it.

If you could practise the lyrics with your children whenever you get a few minutes that would be great!

Here is the video and we are only learning up to 2:37

25.05.26 Spelling Words

Hello all,

Below are this week’s spelling words.

Our focuses this week are the ‘ay’ and ‘n’ phonemes.

Goats

Dogs

Cats

Chickens

pray

tray

spray

play

clay

stay

away

today

funny

bunny

sunny

cannot

penny

runner

dinner

done

gone

none

annoying

cannon

channel

kennel

funnel

grinning

scanner

manner

outdone

everyone

bonnet

connect

fennel

tunnel

connection

redone

caffeine

annual

Anne

pneumonia

Different tasks to practise your spelling words are: 

Spelling training: https://www.spellingtraining.com/ 

Book detectives: Look for your any of your spelling words that are in your favourite book! See if you can identify other words with your phoneme! 

LSCWC: Look, say, cover, write, check. Look at your word, say it out loud, cover your word, write your word and see if you got it correct! 

Rainbow Writing: Use your favourite colours to write out your spelling words. 

Spelling Aloud: Have your parent say your spelling word and you must sound it out back to them! 

Diacritical Marking: Identify the different sounds within your words 

Thank you!

Miss Murray

Archaeology Scotland Part 2

Hello all,

 

Here is a wee look into what we have been doing with Archaeology Scotland this week!

On Tuesday, we were going around stations looking into life at Ochiltree, being tour guides, writing stories, doing interviews and labelling artefacts.

On Wednesday, we were looking at pottery and creating our own pieces.

I hope you enjoy!

18.05.26 Spelling Words

Hello all,

Below are this week’s spelling words.

Our focuses this week are the ‘n’ and ‘a-e’ phonemes.

Goats

Dogs

Cats

Chickens

grape

shave

ate

flame

race

case

hate

plane

now

never

near

nine

neck

nurse

knee

knew

knot

sign

nature

normal

nineteen

necklace

nearby

November

known

knead

knuckle

designer

natural

normally

ninety

newly

nervous

acknowledge

doorknob

campaign

foreign

assign

Different tasks to practise your spelling words are: 

Spelling training: https://www.spellingtraining.com/ 

Book detectives: Look for your any of your spelling words that are in your favourite book! See if you can identify other words with your phoneme! 

LSCWC: Look, say, cover, write, check. Look at your word, say it out loud, cover your word, write your word and see if you got it correct! 

Rainbow Writing: Use your favourite colours to write out your spelling words. 

Spelling Aloud: Have your parent say your spelling word and you must sound it out back to them! 

Diacritical Marking: Identify the different sounds within your words 

Thank you!

Miss Murray

11.05.26 Spelling Words

Hello all,

Below are this week’s spelling words. We are focusing on the ‘o’ and ‘a-e’ phonemes.

Goats

Dogs

Cats

Chickens

came

cake

gate

tape

snake

cape

plate

game

call

fall

talk

always

small

wash

wall

wasp

warm

swan

wanted

swallow

waffle

author

fault

sausage

cause

pause

launch

daughter

altogether

wander

squash

quality

qualify

dinosaur

auction

audience

automatic

exhaust

 

Different tasks to practise your spelling words are:

Spelling training: https://www.spellingtraining.com/

Book detectives: Look for your any of your spelling words that are in your favourite book! See if you can identify other words with your phoneme!

LSCWC: Look, say, cover, write, check. Look at your word, say it out loud, cover your word, write your word and see if you got it correct!

Rainbow Writing: Use your favourite colours to write out your spelling words.

Spelling Aloud: Have your parent say your spelling word and you must sound it out back to them!

Diacritical Marking: Identify the different sounds within your words.

Thank you!

Miss Murray