Maths Week Scotland

It’s been lovely to be in class with 5.17 this week.

Here are some of the things we have been doing:

We took part in the Sumdog competition. We liked all of the games.

The Maths Leaders told us about Numeracy Blueprint boards and we used these to work on rounding numbers.

We did an outdoor scavenger hunt. The class enjoyed working with partners and it was great fun running to find the questions.

We practised our times tables whilst playing hockey!

We used chalk to create giant clocks with sticks.

We have been using our maths skills in the kitchen to calculate the weigh of ingredients needed.

 

 

Remembering Queen Elizabeth

Today in P5.17 and across our school we celebrated the life of Queen Elizabeth. We began the day with a whole school assembly where we looked back on her life and many achievements and commitments.

We then looked at memories of the Queen from those at Mearns and in our class, it was great to hear the many different stories from those who had met her along the years.

We then enjoyed some cucumber sandwiches and shortbread in her memory together in class.

Cooking Scotland – Vegetarian Haggis Neeps and Tatties 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Today our first group of Gastronomers was in the kitchen and worked together in groups to make the first of our Scottish dishes.

We began with wrapping the vegetarian haggis in tinfoil and placing it into boiling water to cook for 30 minutes. We then cut and prepared potatoes and neeps before adding them to a pot to cook.

We then chopped ingredients for the peppercorn sauce including onions, shallots and spring onions.

Afterwards, we placed these into a pan with butter and cooked them until golden, we then added cream, vegetable stock and pepper.

We spooned the finished sauce on top of our haggis and mashed potatoes and neeps.

We can’t wait for our next week of Gastronomers πŸ˜„πŸ΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ

 

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