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 The finished design. This pattern would be chosen for maybe a special celebration like a birthday or wedding. |
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 Mrs Shabbir put the henna paste on Mrs Toman using a tube. |
 Mrs Shabbir from P7 and her daughter Maryam visited P1 to teach us about mehndi patterns for celebrations. |
We have been learning new vocabulary, stories and poems this month. We all chose a favourite poem to learn and recite to our class.
Three winners from each class performed confidently to the whole school on the stage with a microphone…
Congratulations to Max, Nina and Miles and well done to the rest of the class who enjoyed exploring scots language.
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 Primary 1 have been learning some intersting vocabulary and facts about the different types of dinosaurs. We have learned about carnivores and herbivores, taken notes while watching and listening for useful information and then made Fact Files to share our learning.
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 We used a variety of media to express our thoughts about different parts of ‘Stick Man’. Darcy and Emily are using natural materials to create a scene from the story. |
 James and Charlie are learning about printing skills. Printing using the side of their hands and their fingertips. |
 Abigail is pleased with her snowy scene. Olivia is using glue, glitter and cotton wool to add supporting detail to her art. |
 Max creating ‘snowfall’ with finger painting technique. |
 Expressing our thoughts and feelings through art activities. We discussed our interpretation and explained why we used different colours and materials. |
 Making Christmas tree pictures using pine cones for printing. We added a tinsel effect using glitter glue pens. |
Primary 1 have been very busy writing to local businesses to ask for donations for hosting a tea, coffee and ‘sweet treat’ for parents and carers as part of our ‘Nativity’ experience.
A huge thanks to Morrisons Giffnock, Coop Clarkston, Scotmid and Eaglesham Bakers. P1 & P2 have been busy making cakes and biscuits. We are hoping that ‘donations’ will be plentiful. All donations will be given to Glasgow Children’s Hospital.
 Dress Rehearsal |
 Twinking Stars |
 Nursery to P7 came to see us perform ‘The Very Hopeless Camel’ Macy was a very bright star indeed. |
 It was a happy ending when they found the very special baby! |
 We worked together to get the job done. |
 Working as hard as Santa’s elves! |
 We had to tie our hair back and wear aprons. |
 We had to gather the ingredients and listen carefully for instructions. |
 We all had to wash our hands and remember not to touch ANYTHING. |
 Rebecca practising her food handling skills. |
| Glasgow Children’s Hospital will receive all donations from our ‘Christmas Tea, Coffee and a Wee Treat’…we are currently at £267..and counting.. | Thank You! |
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Eaglesham Primary School and Nursery Class are Global Citizens and have been learning all about Fairtrade.
LI – To make decisions and take responsibility in my everyday experiences and play, showing consideration for others.
We brought in lots of Fairtrade items and packaging we had discovered at home.
“The farmer does all the hard work so he needs a fair price.” Phoebe(Yellow AM)
“I saw Fairtrade bananas at Aldi.” Martha (Yellow AM)
In Drama, we acted out the farmer’s quest for a “Fairtrade for a fair day’s work.”
“I was the farmer and I had to check I got a good price.” Femka (Green PM)
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