Good morning everyone. I hope you are all well rested and you enjoyed the weekend sunshine. Click on the link to see your home learning tasks for today. You can upload  pictures of your work to Seesaw for me to review. Please remember the internet safety rules and do not include people in your pictures.
Homework – week beginning 16th March
Good morning. Please click on the link below to open the Homework for this week.
We are going to be doing some work in class and at home with our class novel The Nothing To See Here Hotel. Please let me know by Friday 20th March if you are able to source a copy of your own as we have a limited number of them in school.
Children have brought home their Glow usernames and passwords. Please check you can log in. We have recently created a Microsoft Teams area for the class. The children can show you the work they have posted on there so far.
The children have also brought home login details for Seesaw. You can download this app to your phone or another device. Alternatively, you can go to the following address on a laptop or desktop computer –Â https://app.seesaw.me/#/student/feed/class.a137a7cf-0ad4-4ec9-bb8f-8dbdfd1d277e/person.01102737-87c1-4f0e-b90b-73ea947e34b8
Click on Log In
Then click on I’m a Student to check your details work.
Please send me a note if your details are not working.
Homework – 9th March
Good morning. Please click on the links to access the Homework for this week. If you decide to do the Food and Rink worksheets for the Maths homework, please stop at question 10 and don’t do the questions related to the line graph. You can bring your data handling activities in on Friday and we will compare our answers.
Have fun with the Science Week activities!
Summer Fair – Pictogram challenge
Homework – 27th January
Good morning,
Please click on the link below to access the Homework for this week.
Full Stops – remember you have your books for 2 weeks now. Please return your books next Friday (7th Feb).
Shetland– On Friday, please be ready to tell us about a book you have read recently. You could make notes in your Reading Passport to help you.
Update – Unfortunately we won’t have time for outdoor learning this week. We will be using that time for our whole school show auditions instead.
Homework – WB 9th December
Good morning,
Homework materials are attached below.
Please note – there will be no outdoor learning this week or next week. We will start this again after the holidays.
Please bring in materials on Friday for your technology challenge – about 3/4 pieces of junk modelling materials each should be enough.
Homework – Week beginning 18th November
Good morning,
This week P4 have a two week homework project. The details are attached below. Have fun! I can’t wait to read your fantastic facts!
This week is also Book Week Scotland so you should have your new Reading Passport in your folder. In a couple of weeks time, I will start asking a few children each week to bring these in and share what they have been reading so you can start filling it in with details of your personal reading and any reading you have been doing in school.
Full Stops, please also check your reading folder.
18th November endangered animals project homework
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Homework – Week beginning 28th October
Please click on the document below to access the homework for this week.
Full Stops – Please also check your Reading folder.
Optional Road Safety Competition Homework
If you want to take part in the Road Safety Competition, please click on the link below to read the details.
Homework – Week beginning 7th October
Please click on the documents below to access the homework for this week.
7th October addition worksheet
Homework – Week Beginning 23rd September
Learn the un/dis words that are glued in your Literacy Jotter using one of the strategies from your sheet.
 Extra Spelling task (Optional) – go to https://www.spellingcity.com/MissCharnley/
- Scroll down until you find the correct sound (Book 1 List 3).
- Try some games or test yourself on this week’s words.
Numeracy Homework –
Being numerate helps us to function responsibly in everyday life and contribute effectively to society. It increases our opportunities within the world of work and establishes foundations which can be built upon through lifelong learning. Numeracy is not only a subset of mathematics; it is also a life skill which permeates and supports all areas of learning, allowing young people access to the wider curriculum. Â Â Â (Education Scotland)
Monday 23rd September – Family Numeracy and Maths Homework Challenge
Families can choose one activity (or more if you wish) from the grid and work on this together over the next two weeks. How you record and share your homework is up to you! There are some suggestions on the grid but please feel free to be as inventive as you wish. This homework will last two weeks. On Friday 4th October, the eldest child in each family should bring in their family homework and the pupils will get a chance to share their activity with the school community. The homework should be carried out as a family and each activity can be simplified or extended to allow everyone to take part. There are lots of real life challenges to allow our pupils to see the benefit numeracy and maths has on our everyday life. These activities are designed to be fun, active and engaging for all our learners. It will not only promote their numeracy, but it will also develop their problem solving, creativity and collaboration skills.
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23rd September – family numeracy homework
