Fact/ Opinion/Reliable and Non-Reliable

Our learning today

station 1 : We were finding fact opinion or fiction from online website comments.

station 2 : We were looking at food reviews and seeing what article was most persuasive and least persuasive.

station 3 : We were looking at Sumo Wrestling articles and finding the opinion and fact in the article and if there was an bias information.

station 4 : We were finding  the  key sources of  language .

 

 

Campus Cop

Primary 7 had the opportunity to meet PC Mitchell today. They were learning about internet safety and how to make sure they stay safe using it. We heard some key pieces of information and the children asked great questions. Well done!

Dodecahedrons Maths

Dodecahedrons have been working on converting fractions into percentages and decimals. They were working out that you have to multiply the top and bottom number in the fraction by the same number. This allows the children to have a fraction with the denominator of 100.

Manga Comics

Primary 7 chose to look at Asia (Japan) for their social studies topic. We have started looking at manga art and how to read a manga comic book. We have learnt that you have to read from the right to left which is very confusing. The children have been writing their own imaginative story to go along with their animations. The boys and girls were giving manga art a shot today. 

NSPCC

Primary 7 were visited by NSPCC. They were talking about different situations and whether P7 believed they were good or bad things. P7 were very mature with their opinions and having class discussions about different types of abuse and how to speak out.

 

Tommy Tom Tom

Tommy Tom Tom arrived at our class on December the 3rd. He had left us a note promising us surprises for our last week to school.

Today we took Tommy Tom Tom to the Church service. He had a great time and watched P5’s show.

We have enjoyed having Tommy Tom Tom in our class and he has been the best elf ever!

 

Super Achievements

Well done to our budding artist Rory. He spent his own time over the weekend creating a portrait with charcoal and used his fingers to shade his work.

Well done to our future footballer Lewis! He received two medals for all of his hard work on the pitch and being a team player.

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