Working in pairs, Primary 7 were set the task of building an Anderson Shelter out of junk materials. First they had to research five interesting facts about the shelters and were then given 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete the task.
The results were amazing. I was hugely impressed by their creativity and cooperation.
The end results were amazing, as you can see below! One very proud teacher.
Primary 7 welcome Mrs Baird from the East Ayrshire LOST team. Despite our perseverance the rain was just too heavy and we had to take our outdoor learning indoors. The children made responsibility friendship bracelets, each strand representing a different responsibility; one to themselves, to others and to the wider world.
We then looked at how we could use out outdoor objects, such as sticks and rocks for a variety of different games.
Huge thank you to Mrs Baird, we can’t wait until your next visit.
Primary 7 have been experimenting with the Fibonacci Sequence, a sequence of numbers where the next number is found by adding up the two numbers before it. They used this sequence to create a pattern using circles.
They also created their own sequences which their fellow classmates had to solve.
Primary 7 were delighted to welcome Mrs Kerr, the Principal Teacher of Maths at Stewarton Academy into class as part of Maths Week Scotland. The children took part in an activity which encouraged mathematical thinking and strategising.
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