Miles – I enjoyed making different food combinations.
Josie – I think it was nice trying something new.
Finlay – I never knew taking ingredients and putting them together in a sandwich would taste so nice.
Caoimhe – I liked making sandwiches because I like eating healthy food. I liked that I made a new sandwich.
Sienna – I liked making the sandwiches. It was lots of fun.
We have been creating our class charter!
As you can see from our photos, we are going to work really hard to improve our listening skills in Primary 3! 🙂
What a glorious day for our trip to Mains Farm.
The children had a wonderful time.
“The Rooster is called Robbie, that is my name” – Robbie
“I can see a little cow in the shed, it is called a calf” – Caleb
“The cows are enormous” – Jack
“Each cow has a yellow tag with a number on it” – Harris
“If it rains the cows have somewhere to shelter” – Yasmin
“The calf sucked my jacket, I think it wanted to eat it” – Ellie
” My thumb must taste nice, it was sucking my thumb. It felt wet and soggy” – Max
We washed our hands thoroughly before leaving the farm.
“The cows are milked twice a day, 4.30am and the other at 3.00pm” – Mr Strang
Thank you Mr Strang for a most enjoyable and educational visit.
What a treat!
Josie – “The potatoes need water, light and mud to grow”.
I have helped to grow plants and can name their basic parts. I can talk about how they grow and what I need to do to look after them.
Bounce Back! is an award winning positive education approach to wellbeing, resilience and social-emotional learning for primary school children.
Primary 2.2 have been learning about wellbeing and resilience strategies that they can use at times of upset to encourage positive thinking and mindfulness.
Bad feelings always go away again.
Other people can help you feel better if you talk to them.
Unhelpful thinking makes you feel more upset. Think again.
Nobody is perfect. Mistakes help you learn.
Concentrate on the good things and have a laugh.
Everybody feels sad and worried sometimes, not just you.
P2.2 looking wonderful in red!
To mark the event ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ we read the story of Elmer, a little elephant who is very unique.
We discussed how wonderful it is that P2.2 is made up of 30 unique indiviudals who have their own special looks and personalities.
“It would be very boring if we were all the same.”
Miles Chung
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