Month: December 2019

Here are a few more snaps from the last few weeks

sharing our endangered animal research for our class quiz

Working hard on our Matisse style collages

 

A special visit from the SPCA

Revising our Scottish country dancing steps

Unfortunately it was too icy for outdoor PE week so we did some just dance in the classroom

I thought I would watch Elf when everyone went home, great movie! I learned a lot from you endangered animal map then I had a reciprocal reading session with the class reading monsters!

enjoying our party afternoon yesterday, check out our musical statues!

 

I love p4As abstract Henri Matisse style collages, I had fun working out what endangered animals you had represented. Then I built myself a little house!

I’m back! P4a have made a super effort cleaning up their resources!

I am a little bit disappointed to find a brand new pencil snapped again so will return when the caddies are tidy and p4a promise to take better care of their resources

Well done Missal for being the winning table this week, I enjoyed relaxing on the cushions on Saturday night!

Bobby12 loves his new name!

He has also nominated MR as this weeks handwriting hero and has been enjoying the p4a elf bridges!

It looks like our class elf has been up to more mischief; sliding down books in the library, trying on PE shoes, and playing our board games before having a snooze in one of our sukkahs…

 

Please click below to see this year’s DFM’s Maths Challenge aimed at Primary 4 pupils.  DFM’s Christmas Maths Challenge 2019

Pupils will get a copy of the challenge home in the next week to complete during the Winter break if they wish to take part.

The Challenge is also available on Parent Club and on social media we will be tweeting with the hashtag #christmasmaths.

The working and answers will be on the Making Maths Count blog from 6 January 2020.

Good Luck!