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Fair Trade.

The children have been learning about Fairtrade. The children were asked to bring things in from home that had the Fairtrade logo on it.

What do we know about Fairtrade?

“I have seen it on bananas” Bradley

“You have to be fair ” Tilly.

“It kind of means its a trade for food to go on” Alex.

We went on a walk to the local shops to look for the Fairtrade logo.

We bought bananas and chocolate from the shops with the Fairtrade logo. Then we gave them to the office ladies and our janitor Mr Stern and explained why we bought them.

What have we learned about Fairtrade?

“It is not fair if they are not getting enough pennies.” Macey

” Fairtrade means that farmers get a fair price because they work hard.” Zoe

“What Fairtrade means is that it is not fair if you don’t actually get a lot of money for all your hard work.” Alex.

“I have a bag with a Fairtrade sticker that means the farmer got a fair price.” Isla.

World Book Day

Sam, Matilda and Chloe listened carefully for the rhyming words.
Thomas, Aidan and Vivian sang along to London Bridge is Falling.
Megan and Ramona shared their favourite rhymes.
Kai and Nairn listened to the P6’s rhyming story.
Olivia and Paul sang Incy Wincy Spider
Josh loved hearing the P6 read to him.
Molly and Martha spotted the rhyming words.

 

We had a very successful World Book Day sharing our favourite nursery rhymes. We even had some Primary 6 visitors who wrote their own rhymes and read us some rhyming stories.

 

Burns Day

 The children enjoyed celebrating Burns day with a variety of learning experiences.

We made our own tartan.

“We used cars to make checks look.”  Isla

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We listened to Scottish music and had great fun in the gym hall learning some Scottish dancing.

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To finish Burns Day we all had a special treat of haggis, neeps and tatties to try.

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” I loved it all can I have more.” Ben (Blue A.M Group.)

“I only like the potatoes and the orange thing.”

Number

We went on a number hunt at home and around the school and discovered that numbers are all around us.

 

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Martha- “The numbers on the cupboard tells the ladies what cupboard it is. The numbers on the door let you know what class your in and so you know your age”.

Alice- “The numbers help you find your class.”

Samuel- “Numbers tell you what time it is”.

Thomas P- “You use numbers to score and if you don’t score you stay at 0”.

Anabelle- “The numbers tell people its their classroom.”

 

Pattern.

We are learning about patterns creating our own and continuing a pattern.

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“Colours make patterns.” Adam (Red P.M)

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“Butterflies have patterns.” Olivia (Red A.M)

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“I have a stripy pattern on my top.” Paul (Red A.M)

We had great fun making patterns in the shaving foam.

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“Stripy pattern.” Callum (Red A.M)

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“Squiggly pattern and a rounded pattern.” Molly (Red A.M)

We even found patterns at home. The children brought patterns in from home.

“I found lots of patterns at home, checked, big spotty and small spotty.” William (Red P.M)

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“I made a pattern and found Christmas tree patterns, a semi circle one and a animal one.” Hamish (Red A.M)