Category Archives: Fun

Collaborative, Fun, Listening & Talking, Problem Solving, Technology

Amazing Inventors

We have been using different materials to try to create an Egyptian Shaduf.

We had to decide on what material we wanted to use to construct it and we could make it our self or work as a group.

Our shaduf had to pivot and turn.

Achievements, Community, Eco, Fun, Global Citizenship, Social Studies

Money Trees

We have been finding out about all of the jobs Primary 3 pupils have been doing at home to earn money for their money trees.

Well done to all those that took part. We hope the children will continue to do their good deeds at home.

All money raised will be given to the World Wildlife Fund to support endangered animals. Thank you to everyone for your support and donations.

Achievements, Collaborative, Community, Expressive Arts, Fun, Listening & Talking, Literacy, Music, Social Studies

The Great Kapok Tree

A very big thank you to all our visitors who came to support Primary 3 in their rainforest performance. We hope you all had a good time. The children all worked very hard and enjoyed learning all of the songs and making up the actions to accompany them.

Art and Design, Eco, Fun, Global Citizenship, ICT, Listening & Talking, Literacy, Social Studies

Endangered Animals of the Rainforest

We had to find out information about an endangered animal of the rainforest and create a booklet, poster or PowerPoint to show the class. We listened carefully to everyone’s presentations and asked relevant questions.

When I engage with others, I know when and how to listen, when to talk, how much to say, when to ask questions and how to respond with respect. LIT 1-02a

I can present my writing in a way that will make it legible and attractive for my reader, combining words, images and other features. LIT 1-24a

Collaborative, Fun, Health and Wellbeing, Listening & Talking, Problem Solving, Technology, Uncategorized

Crazy Golfers

In PE we have been learning how to play golf. We have been practising putting and worked in groups to design a crazy golf course.

 

We were learning to hit the ball soft instead of hard and we had to hit it accurately – Zaid We were making different obstacles – Siona
When you hit the ball someone would throw another ball at it to knock yours away. There was then a big arrow you had to get through and then you had to get the ball around the cones. – Sophia You had to get the ball in the red hoop – Cara
Our ball was a unicorn and you had to get it into the stable – Fraser
We had to make sure we were holding the putter correctly – Kenzie You must hit the ball lightly when you are putting – Millie
You had to think about the angle you were standing at and aim carefully with the club – Joseph
Community, Eco, Fun, Global Citizenship, Listening & Talking

Amazing Amazonia

Primary 3 went on a school trip to Amazonia.

We learned about tropical rainforests, the plants and animals that live there and the threats that they face.

The guide told us about each different layer and we had to think about the animals that live in each layer.

She also told us about the threats to the rainforests all over the world and what we could do to help protect them.

 

We saw some tropical fish. There were lots of different types of monkeys.
Butterflies were flying around. These were Poison Dart Frogs.
The parrots were really noisy and one of them gave us all a big fright.
The turtles were enjoying swimming in their pond.
The guide told us lots of information about Top Right Text Here
We got to hold a snake.
the snake was cold, scaly and heavy. Most of us put the snake around our neck.
The flat tailed gecko was tickly. We had to be quiet when we held it.
The hissing cockroach was tickly too.
Soft play was great fun.
Thank you to all our helpers who got a well deserved coffee break.
Art and Design, Collaborative, Expressive Arts, Fun, Listening & Talking, Uncategorized

World Book Day

Another fabulous World Book Day with lots of wonderful costumes. We all brought in our favourite books and showed them to the class. We read Silly Billy and all of his worries. We found out that Silly Billy told all his worries to a worry doll and that helped him to stop worrying. We all designed and made our own worry dolls out of pegs, wool and material. We took it home and the next day lots of us said we had told our worries to our worry doll and we had slept better.

Fraser – I am Kylo Ren out of Star Wars. I love Star Wars films and books.

James – I am Minecraft Steve. My favourite books are – The Survivors Book of Secrets and Lego Star Wars.

Thalia – I am Hermione out of Harry Potter. I like Harry Potter because I love that they have an invisible cloak.

Cara – I am Topsy out of Topsy and Tim.

Zaid – I am dressed as Christiano Ronaldo because I love football. My book is about him.

Joe – My favourite book is The Giant Book of Jokes and my favourite joke is – Why did the surfer stop surfing?                              Because the sea weed.

Mia – My favourite part in Matilda is when they have a food fight.

Marci – My favorite book is the Secret Garden.

Siona – My favourite book is Matilda because she likes to read books just like me.

Lucy – I am dressed up as Anne of Green Gables. I like her because she talks a lot and I like it in the book when her dad faints.

Olivia – I am the Queen of Hearts out of Alice in Wonderland.

Joseph – My favourite Harry Potter is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I like the funny villains.

Oliver – I am Thing 1 from The Cat in a Hat. My brother is Thing 2 and my sister is The Cat in the Hat.

Sophia – I am the Hungry Caterpillar. My favourite book is Lego Friends.

Blair – I am Ron out of Harry Potter because he is my favourite character.

Arlo – I am reading Harry Potter by myself.

Ben – My favourite book is The World of Football because I like playing football.

Jamie – My favourite book is The Pirates Next Door.

Liam – I like trying to find Wally in the Where’s Wally books.

Millie – I like Mary Poppins because she can do magic.

Oli – I like it in Matilda when a lizard scares Miss Trunchbull.

Sarah – I like Alice in Wonderland.

Daisy – I love stories about Mermaids.

Jessica – I like Sleeping Beauty because I like all the colours.

Sarah – My favourite book is Katie the Kitten Fairy.

Kenzie – I am dressed as Darth Vader because I like Start Wars.

Logan – My favourite book is Who Pooped on my House.

Finlay – I like Aircraft Jet Fighter magazines.

 
Joseph made the winning design for our classroom door.
Collaborative, Fun, ICT, Listening & Talking, Numeracy, Problem Solving, Social Studies

Sensational Surveys

I have explored a variety of ways in which data is presented and can ask and answer questions about the information it contains. MNU 1-20a

I have used a range of ways to collect information and can sort it in a logical, organised and imaginative way using my own and others’ criteria. MNU 1-20b

Using technology and other methods, I can display data simply, clearly and accurately by creating tables, charts and diagrams, using simple labelling and scale. MTH 1-21a

We have been working in groups to create our own surveys. We had to think of the question we would ask and the options for the answers. We then asked another class in the school. We recorded our information in a table then had to transfer it to a bar graph. We made sure we labelled it appropriately and used the correct scale. We made predictions about what the results would show and compared our predictions with the result. We then used a spreadsheet in ICT to make a bar graph on the computer.

We also used Venn and Carroll diagrams to sort polar animals into different categories.