Each week, some of Primary 3/4 will aim to share some highlights of their week with you. Here are this week’s reflections:
Monthly Archives: September 2024
European Day of Languages
Today we celebrated European Day of Languages by having a French themed tasting session whilst taking part in a live assembly from a café in Paris. We had great fun tasting some French treats, learning some phrases and hearing about life in France.
Afterwards, we looked at some famous French landmarks and used them as inspiration to create some stained glass window designs.
In the afternoon, as part of our IDL, we split into pairs and trios to research an aspect of France and started to create posters about we learned. We had a fun filled French day!
Homework 24th – 30th September
Homework for Primary 3/4 will be posted here on a Tuesday. Pupils will be issued with their digital passport to take home, which will include the log in details required for homework tasks set. Please keep this in a safe place.
Each week the homework guidance will be a similar format. The tasks will link with current learning or will be revision of previous learning. The aim of the tasks is to develop the learners fluency in numeracy recall and reading.
Please note the order is for guidance only – tasks can be completed in any order. If your child is becoming overwhelmed with any of the tasks please stop and take a break. Each task should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.
Tuesday 24th September- Monday 30th September 2024
This week is Maths Week Scotland.
Maths Week Scotland is a week-long celebration of all things mathematic based. It will run from Monday, 23rd September to Sunday, 29th September, with this year’s theme being Maths Tales. During the week you’ll discover the often overlooked mathematics in our daily lives.
Tuesday 24th September – Times Tables Rock Stars.
Log in to TTRS and compete in the ‘Scotland Rocks’ competition to be in with a chance of winning some exciting prizes. You can play for a maximum of 1 hour per day and the aim is to answer as many questions correctly to increase your score.
Note: The 1 hour cap does not have to be played in one go. We will be using this during class lessons for a short time also.
You can have a go at ‘Scotland Rocks’ each day if you want to boost your score.
Wednesday 25th September – Numbots Stories
Pick an online audio story from the link below. Each one has a different theme. Which one will you enjoy?
Thursday 26th September- European Day of Languages
Click on the link below to explore the European Day of Languages website. Can you share a fun fact with an adult? Can you learn how to say hello in another language?
European Day of Languages website
Monday 30th September – This is the last day of September. Research some popular days coming up in the next month. Are there any special saints days? A celebration? What season are we now in? What month is next? What changes will we see in the next few weeks? Discuss with an adult.
Weekly Highlights
Each week, some of Primary 3/4 will aim to share some highlights of their week with you. Here are this week’s reflections:
Homework 17th – 23rd September
Homework for Primary 3/4 will be posted here on a Tuesday. Pupils will be issued with their digital passport to take home, which will include the log in details required for homework tasks set. Please keep this in a safe place.
Each week the homework guidance will be a similar format. The tasks will link with current learning or will be revision of previous learning. The aim of the tasks is to develop the learners fluency in numeracy recall and reading.
Please note the order is for guidance only – tasks can be completed in any order. If your child is becoming overwhelmed with any of the tasks please stop and take a break. Each task should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.
Tuesday 17th September- Monday 23rd September 2024
**Additional optional task – You are encouraged to enter the colouring competition featured in the Galloway Newsletter. A copy of the image will be sent home for you to colour and email back to the newsletter. Details will be on the entry form.**
Tuesday 17th September – Sumdog Spelling – Log in to sumdog, choose spelling, click on tasks, select this week’s spelling task, enjoy!
Wednesday 18th September – Reading for enjoyment. Select a Giglets text or audio book from the online library at https://giglets.com/ or choose a book of your own to read and discuss with an adult. Can you spot any new vocabulary or any words containing our phoneme of the week?
Thursday 19th September- Log in to sumdog, choose maths, click on tasks, select this week’s numeracy task, enjoy!
Monday 23rd September – No homework due to school holiday.
Homework
Homework for Primary 3/4 will be posted here on a Tuesday. Pupils will be issued with their digital passport to take home, which will include the log in details required for homework tasks set. Please keep this in a safe place.
Each week the homework guidance will be a similar format. The tasks will link with current learning or will be revision of previous learning. The aim of the tasks is to develop the learners fluency in numeracy recall and reading.
Please note the order is for guidance only – tasks can be completed in any order. If your child is becoming overwhelmed with any of the tasks please stop and take a break. Each task should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.
Tuesday 10th September- Monday 16th September 2024
Tuesday 10th September – Sumdog Spelling – Log in to sumdog, choose spelling, click on tasks, select this week’s spelling task, enjoy!
Wednesday 11th September – Reading for enjoyment. Select a Giglets text or audio book from the online library at https://giglets.com/ or choose a book of your own to read and discuss with an adult. Can you spot any new vocabulary or any words containing our phoneme of the week?
Thursday 12th September- Log in to sumdog, choose maths, click on tasks, select this week’s numeracy task, enjoy!
Monday 16th September – Mental Maths Skip Counting. Challenge an adult to a counting game. Pick whether to count in 2s, 5s, 10s, 20s, 50s or 100s. How far can you count up to without stopping?