In St Luke’s Cluster we nurture every child’s unique God given talents to enable them to flourish in a climate of high expectations, innovation and creativity.
We braved the cold today to head outside and consolidate our learning about living and non-living things. The pupils learned about the distinguishing features of something that is a living thing and then went outside, found different items and placed them into the two categories. We also discussed other ways to categorise the items depending on their similarities and differences.
Better late than never. This is a short video about our trip to Finlaystone. While we were there we complete a senses walk. It was a great day!
Finlaystone video 2 – best video on phones.
Outdoor Learning Homework
This week the whole school has been given Outdoor Learning homework. Pupils were provided a paper copy of the sheet below. Pupils have been encouraged to try one or two activities. If you would like additional homework, pupils could practise their numeracy skills on Sumdog or access Topmarks.co.uk for a variety of educational games.
Here are just some of the things P2b got up to:
Amelia “My daddy and I did Star gazing, I think we saw a shooting star”.
Ioan “I was planting seeds with my parents”.
Lachlan “I drew a picture of a flower”.
Jakson “I have been looking at the stars and finding out about the planets”
Sophia “I was drawing little daisies”.
Victoria “I did shadow shapes, I made different shapes using things from around your house”.
Isla made a map of the streets near our school and made rock animals.
Nativity
Additionally Primary 2 are encouraged to practise their lines and songs for the Nativity, Hoity Toity Angel. Tickets also went on sale on Thursday 29th, available through parent pay.
P2B Enterprise
Primary 2 have designed their own christmas baubles and will be selling them tomorrow £1 at the Christmas Fayre. We will be there at 1:30pm.
Over the last few weeks we have been super busy with pumpkins. We picked them from our very own school Pumpkin Patch. Then we drew sketches of the pumpkins looking at line and shape. Next we coloured the sketches using shades of orange.
After that we made delicious Pumpkin soup and toasted pumpkin seeds. Most people tried the soup, 10 pupils said they would try the soup again.
Finally we wrote pumpkin soup instruction using bossy verbs.
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