Welcome to our class blog. Our teachers are Miss MacInnes and Miss Cunning
Rex and Curly had such a fantastic time visiting the boys and girls in P1c that they have decided to go travelling themselves!
We were lucky enough to receive a postcard and a selfie of them updating us on their adventures so far.
“Dear P1c,
We are having a fantastic time in PARIS! We have visited the Eiffel Tower and made lots of new friends. We miss you all very much.
Au revoir!
Lots of love,
Curly and Rex”
Just a little reminder that toys are not allowed at school. We would hate for any much loved toys to get damaged or lost and so we ask that these stay at home for the duration of the school day.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Miss Cunning and Miss MacInnes
What an incredible array of common words games Primary 1 have made for their 2 week projects!
We had a fantastic morning telling each other about our games and playing them with our friends.
Miss Cunning and Miss MacInnes loved to see the effort everyone has made and how well everyone shared and played the games together.
Common words are so important and it is hugely beneficial to rehearse these as much as possible at home. We have allowed the boys and girls to take these super games home with them to keep practising with and hope that everyone will be able to share ideas from today of other common words activities you can play at home!
The following link will take you to a copy of our Term 2 overview. This will provide you with an idea of the curricular areas and content we will be covering this term and ways you can support your child at home.
Many thanks!
Miss Cunning and Miss MacInnes
We have chosen our new topic for this term and decided we would like to learn more about life Under the Sea.
We thought of some questions we would really love to find the answers to:
We had lots of questions about sharks so this week we decided to learn more about them. Did you know sharks can have up to 5 rows of teeth? Amazing!
We also made our own incredible shark pictures:
So many super shark faces!
We have been studying the art of Wassily Kandinsky. He used lots of colour and shape to create amazing abstract art. Kandinsky listened to the music of Wagner to inspire his work so we had a go at doing the same!
Whilst listening to Wagner, we created our own versions of “Squares with Concentric Rings”
What do you think of our masterpieces?
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