Thank you to the parent council for the best fun day ever! What a way to conclude an amazing year in primary 3b!
Thank you all for your support over the last year. I’ll miss all the boys and girls so much and wish them all the best for the future! Well done super stars! 🌟
Thank you Adelyn and Sonny for leading a lesson on comparing the story of Paddington to the experiences of refugees.
Today we started an experiment we planted tomato seeds and we are going to see what grows fast inside or outside the green house! Look out for them growing on our window sill!
We were very lucky to be visited by Scottish Gas engineers today. We leaned so much about being different kinds of engineers. I think we have lots of engineers of the future in his class!
We looked at lots of beautiful landscapes that show the season as they change. We all chose a season to copy with water colour. We are looking forward to finishing them off with oil pastels and pencils.
We have been learning a new skill this afternoon with accuracy in throwing and catching.
This week is the Jubilee of Disabilities. We were lucky to have a visit from Layla from Sports Disability Scotland on Monday to tell us a little about her life and why sport is so important to her.
We have been learning British Sigh Language this week too and today we signed our name to our partner.
We have also been learning Makaton and have leaned how to sign over the rainbow.
We have learned about the different reasons people might need to use British Sign Language or Makaton to help them communicate.
We have been busy making our mark! This week we completed our Forest School Badges by creating a tripod structure. Some of us made them into dens and other camping stoves. Very creative!
With the help of P6 buddies we made a moving parts model with kinex we had some swings, motor bikes, a bus and more creative ideas!
We were delighted to team up with the stuarts of creation to plant our amazing donated saplings. We were so proud to receive 500 saplings from the Woodlands Trust after writing to them.
We first identified our saplings when they arrived using the guide.
Then we separated them into heading and trees and we have created a lovely heading row down towards the new car parks and an orchard in our back playground.
We cannot wait to watch them grow! What a legacy to leave Primary 3! Well done!
We have been reading the novel, This Morning I Met A Whale by Micheal Morpurgo. It explore the theme of our topic ‘Becoming Eco Friendly’ to celebrate completing the book we made origami whales! Great listening boys and girls!
