It’s been an extremely busy week in P6. We had a STEM day at RBA on Monday, Danger Detectives on Tuesday and an athlete visit on Wednesday.
It has been a brilliant week listening to everyone’s Big Talks, and hearing what changes they would implement if they were to rule the world, or in fact, if they would hate that job.
We went down to the park to practise our races for sports day, and what a laugh we had. Group B went down to the ECC on Tuesday to walk their buddy up to the school for an afternoon in P1 and Group A went down on Thursday. We also had Round 3 of the Chess Championship this week.
For PE on Wednesday we were playing football, and learning to improve the accuracy of our passes.
On Thursday we were learning to use persuasive language in our writing, and focussed on using the OREO method again to make sure that we give examples to back up our opinions.
We have also been learning about 3D shape nets and have been creating our own 3D shapes. We have also been learning about tessellation and today we investigated what shapes can tesselate and what ones can’t.
It’s been a short but busy week this week. On Tuesday we played round 2 of our Chess Championship and it’s getting very exciting, well done to those who are through to round 3.
On Wednesday we went to an exciting assembly for the big reveal to find out what athlete is going to be visiting us in a few weeks time. Then we went outside to participate in the 100m sprint as part of our Sports Championship.
We look forward to hearing everyone’s Big Talk presentations next week.
This week we have been continuing with our book study. We have also been learning all about persuasive language in writing, and we were trying to persuade Mr Wonka to create our new chocolate inventions.
This week our chess championship kicked off and we completed round 1. Well done to all of our round 1 winners, we are looking forward to round 2 already.
We went to the park to practise our races in preparation for Sports Day. We also went to the ECC to collect our buddies and walk them up to the school, to spend an afternoon in P1.
