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Inukshuks- Outdoor Learning
 We have been using natural resources to build 2D and 3D                               Inukshuks.                                  
“I preferred building the 3D because its not lying down. I had to build the stones on top of each other, which was harder. It was important to choose the right stones to balance” Sean
“We build 2D Inukshuks because we thought it would be easier as it would take less time. We didn’t need to try and find the right stones to balance on each other. We could challenge ourselves next time to build a 3D one” Emma Ormsby
Brilliant Blog
Primary 3.3…WOW! What a fantastic blog. I loved hearing about your work on the book Silly Billy. Making worry dolls seems like such a great idea.
I really enjoyed seeing the wood work you were doing to ‘Make Wind Power’. You were all being very responsible and it was great to see you all show such great maturity when using the saws.
The shapes that you were making in gymnastics were very impressive. I don’t think I’ll be trying that any time soon!
It looked like you were all having a really positive experience taking part in hotel role plays and I’m sure that this helped you to understand everything in your tour around the Eglinton Arms.
Keep up the great work Primary 3.3. I look forward to seeing what you do next.
Mr Masters
Numeracy-Weight
“When we were measuring you had to make sure it was balanced. I found out the small trophy weighed less than 200g weight” Emma C
“It was fun putting the different things in the 2 pan balance to see what was heavier or lighter” Kyle
“We measure weight using grams and kilograms or g and kg” Sean
“I liked it when we were playing measuring games on the computer. We had to see which item weighed the most” Ethan
Pupil of the Week- Amelie Boud
Role Play
“It was fun pretending to be the receptionist at a hotel” Harry Rae
“I had to ask the customer how to spell their name on the phone” Rosie
“It was fun complaining that their was something wrong in our hotel room. Â It is important to complain in a polite way” Charley
Gymnastics
 
“We are learning to do Gymnastics. We were tensing our muscles to hold the different shapes” Jack
Pupil of the Week- Eilidh Mackie
Making our own Wind Power!
Kristin- Â “We had lots of fun sawing our wood. Â We had to measure 20cm first and then mark it before sawing”.
Eilidh McVeigh ” We had to longer stick to use for our wind turbine”
Harry Rae ” It was fun to use the tools and make our wind turbines”
Hamish ” I chose lots of colours for my stick because I wanted it nice and colourful”
P3.3 Worry Dolls
