Percy the Park Keeper

Primary 1 enjoyed listening to the Percy the Park Keeper story “One Snowy Night”.  The children decided to set up our role play area as ‘Percy’s Hut’, where they could help look after the animals that had been rescued from the snow storm.

Role Play in Percy’s Hut.
Percy’s Hut is broken, so we have made a new one for him in the construction area.
Developing talking and listening skills in the small world area.

ClassroomFun!

Using loose parts to create and explore the properties of 2D shapes
Working on our fine motor skills at the ‘Funky Fingers’ table.
Making symmetrical patterns on the butterflies using loose parts.
We are working on our tricky words.
Using loose parts to spell out our tricky words.
Using loose parts to spell out our tricky words.

 

Maths Week

Primary 1 are always keen to develop their mathematical skills and they enjoyed developing their knowledge during Muddy Movers today.

Some people used the large pipes to create 2D shapes – triangles, squares and rectangles and someone even discovered that they could make a circle using the curved pipes.

This was a very long bug hotel.

Other pupils worked co-operatively to create a long bridge that spanned a distance.

We were impressed by the patterns that were created using the stones.

We also used the stones and wood blocks to measure the length of the sticks.  We then decided to hold the sticks together to compare them.

The pipes were also used to measure the whole length of the playground.  One pupil discovered that they were different thicknesses and that some pipes fitted inside the others.

Our large scales were also out to investigate and we weighed the different wooden blocks to find the heaviest and lightest.

We had great fun learning and developing our ability to use our skills in different ways.

Learning about measure.

We were learning about measure in numeracy today.

We know that you can measure with a measuring tape.  We thought of lots of measure words – big, tiny, medium, giant, ginormous,

We read a book about Sam – he needed someone taller to hold his kite.  We measured ourselves against Sam to see if we were taller.

We made kites with different lengths of tails.

 

We compared to see who had the longest and shortest tail.

We use super language – long, longer, longest.  Short, shorter, shortest.

We had great fun flying our kites in the playground!

 

 

Another busy week in Primary 1…

Primary 1 have had another busy week learning lots of new things!

In numeracy, we have been working on our number formation – look how many numbers we can write!
We are able to recognise numbers up to 10 and accurately count out the correct amount.
We have really enjoyed using the Loose Parts are to create our own patterns.
In Science, we started our ‘Senses’ topic by discussing and identifying what our 5 senses are. We then used our senses when we made sensory play dough.
The play dough smelled “orangy” and “yummy”. The flour “felt like snow”. The beads made the play dough “crunchy”. We can’t wait to use the play dough in our learning!
We have loves exploring all of the interesting items at our ‘Tinker Table’. We think there are lots of budding engineers in Primary 1!

 

Welcome to Primary 1!

Primary 1 have already been very busy in the classroom.  We have started learning  all sorts of things including our Jolly Phonic sounds and our numbers.

We really enjoy our outdoor play.  This is called Muddy Movers – we have been lucky so far that the rain has stayed away and the sun has shone but we will be out in all weathers.  Please make sure that your child has suitable clothing on a Wednesday.

I wonder who is in here?
Great teamwork as we plan our den.
Problem solving to create an assault course.
Tasty fish and chips!
We found a shield beetle and got to hold it and look closely at it.
Excited to find a yellow ladybird.
Ordering our numbers.
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