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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Primary 1 have been applying their knowledge of forces to sledging!
They also worked as a team to make snow sculptures, using the appropriate vocabulary of 3D shape and comparative language during outdoor play.
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As we explore and appreciate the wonder of nature. We are learning about plants and flowers.
We can look after flowers.
We enjoy planting.
” I plant with my granny you know they need water to grow and sunshine” Olivia (Blue PM)
“Seeds are very small. They need water” Isla (Yellow AM)
We are learning the basic parts of a flower.
While learning outdoors in different weather we are learning to observe ,measure and record the weather.
We made rain catchers and went out every day for a week to see how much rain had fallen.
“It has rained because the water is up at number two.” William (Blue PM)
We tried to make ice outside.
“It has to be very, very cold outside. We could put them in the freezer its very cold in there.” Ramona (Blue AM)
LI – to stay safe when using electricity
LI – To show the importance of electricity in our daily lives
The boys and girls went home to identify objects which use electricity in their house.
Archie (Green PM) enjoyed telling his friends about his new Scalextrix which he has to plug in because it needs electricity to make it work.
“Don’t go near electricity. It’s dangerous.” Zoe (Green AM)
“I ask my mummy and daddy if I can turn off my own light in my bedroom.” Cara (Blue AM)
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