Welcome to our Class Blog. Our teachers are Mrs Lord (P3b.1) and Mrs Duffy & Mrs Kirkpatrick (P3b.2) :)
Primary 3 were delighted to have some nurses from West of Scotland University in today to discuss healthy eating. We learned about the wellbeing wheel and different food groups. We were also shown the amount of sugar in fizzy drinks which was quite scary! The nurses also gave some good ideas for healthy snack choices. I am sure the boys and girls would be delighted to tell you some of these options 🙂
Over the next two weeks, Primary 3 are being asked to complete a project for their homework. Please find details in the attachment below.
Projects should be completed and handed in by Thursday 6th February.
We hope you enjoy researching aspects of the 80’s!
P3b.2 are enjoying learning about the 80’s! Last Friday, the children were shown a variety of toys from the 80’s and they had a wonderful time playing with the toys.
We had Merlin, Sindy, Sindy’s horse, buggy and sleeping bag, Barbie, a Fisher Price musical toy, a dancing flower, a womble and many more!
The children were very intrigued by the radio cassette player (as you can see in photo 4). We played an old Whitney cassette and had a dance in 80’s style. 😂🎶
Primary 3b.2 were learning about right angles for Numeracy. The children made angle testers and looked for right angles in the atrium.
Ruaraidh met his sister in the atrium and showed her how to use the tester to find right angles.
P3b.1 have been learning all about how a baby is welcomed in different countries and religions. We would love to share in class the reasons why our names were chosen. The children have been asked to find out this information if they can before our lesson next Tuesday.
A warm welcome back to school, it has been a lovely start despite the weather ☔. We have been busy starting our new topic, the 80’s.  If anyone has any 80’s toys, games, annuals etc we would be so grateful if we could borrow them to help bring the topic to life.
Primary three had an amazing time at their party yesterday!
