Hi everyone here are some instructions for logging onto our Google Classroom. You may require our class code this can be found on the front of the orange literacy jotters in the home learning pack. You will require your Glow username, it starts with gw. Your child has used this username before but if they can’t remember what it is, it is stuck on the orange literacy jotter.

If it asks for your Glow email, this is your username followed by @er.glow.scot.

The boys and girls have all logged onto Glow many times and have successfully used Google Classroom. To access Google Classroom from home.

1. Go to the Glow login website. Use your ‘gw’ login.

2. Find the Google Classroom app this should take you straight onto google classroom with no further log in.

you do have the option to download the Google Classroom App onto your smartphone/iPad. Use the class login code (found on the orange jotter) and your gw email which ends in @er.glow.scot

Primary 2 have been discussing memories. We have made our own memory box and today some boys and girls brought in something that represents a happy memory.

Amie brought in books from when she was a baby. They make her happy as she remembers mummy and daddy reading to her.

Finn brought in a photo of him as a baby and a toy. The toy makes him happy as he remembers the first time he cuddled it.

Lucy brought a shell which reminds her of all the happy times she has spent in Crail.

Ethan brought in photographs from a holiday meeting Mickey Mouse. He still smiles thinking about it.

Emaline brought in a sticker that reminds her of a happy tea party she had with her sister.

Isla brought in teddy monkey. This toy makes her happy as her gran gave her it and she loves cuddling her.

Brayden brought Charlie the teddy who makes him happy because he is so soft and reminds him of when he was younger.

Nathan brought in a little dinosaur which makes him happy as it was the first time he was at a museum. Nathan shared his big brother held him for the first time at the museum. What a happy memory!

Mason brought in toys he bought from his pocket money. They make him happy as he was proud to buy himself something.

Lucas shared his happy memory, photos from his mum and dads wedding. It makes him happy as he loves weddings and his mum and dad!

Primary two have been exploring measure. Pupils were given a design challenge to build a 3D model of the new Cross Arthurlie nursery using a construction material of their choice. They had to follow a design brief, the model was to be longer than 30cm but less than 1m and it had to be taller than 20cm.

Pupils had lots of fun working with one another. Throughout this activity they were developing their skills in cooperation, problem solving and measuring.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our open afternoon. We have gathered lots of information about life in the past from our visitor questionnaires.

We have been learning to link addition and subtraction facts. Pupils picked two playing cards or rolled two dice and added the numbers together.  They made another addition fact and two subtraction facts using the same three numbers to form a fact family.

Today we used the chrome books to document what primary 2 have learned about Robert Burns. We created a class jam board and each pupil added an online sticky note with something they now know about Robert Burns. To access the Jam board login to google classroom and follow the link.

Welcome back Primary 2! During free the boys girls explored the different resources.
Rory and Emaline made a tower using wooden blocks. Rory- “it is less than a metre tall.”  Emaline- “its taller than the size of ruler.”

Today in Primary 2 we had lots of fun making our own Christmas tree. We worked collaboratively to order boxes from largest to smallest. Connor-“the widest box goes at the bottom so it takes the weight of the ones on top”. Finn- “if the smallest box was on the bottom they would all topple over”. We worked in groups to paint the boxes green. Pupils created their own decorations and loved sticking them onto our tree.

Primary 2 have been learning to count on and back in tens from any given number. To show our learning we picked a lotto ball and used play dough to create a number sequence.