Belated Happy New Year everyone, and welcome to the first Blog of 2022!<\/p>\n
Maths<\/strong>:<\/p>\n We have moved on from fractions to decimals and next stop is percentages. We can\u2019t wait! We have also covered division, quadrilaterals, Area and Perimeter. We also learned how to successfully carry out Long Multiplication calculations!<\/p>\n Language<\/strong><\/p>\n In Language this month, we have looked at Synonyms and Homophones. We are focusing on Setting in Writing and wrote a few pieces on this subject. We also read some Rabbie Burns poems and learnt some Scots words. We then created Rabbie Burns Fact Files\u2026 they were braw!<\/p>\n RE<\/strong><\/p>\n We continued with the Pope Francis Faith Award. We are now working through \u2018Wisdom\u2019. We hope you enjoyed our Rabbie Burns presentations\u2026 look out, we are going to be dazzling you with our talent show soon! We read about The Epiphany and heard the story of The Good Samaritan\u2026 a good life lesson for us all!<\/p>\n Health<\/strong><\/p>\n We have been exploring our Dreams and Goals and set targets for home, school and life! Wish us luck!<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong>ICT<\/strong><\/p>\n We used search engines to carry out some research on Robert Burns and The Egyptians and then created fact files.<\/p>\n Art<\/strong><\/p>\n We drew realistic portraits, focusing on line, shade and tone. Mr McLaughlin said they were fantastic!<\/p>\n Music<\/strong><\/p>\n Mr McGlockenspiel taught us to play some tunes on his namesake, which we really enjoyed. We also accompanied some real musicians too! We listened to some, and commented on, a selection of Reggae, Blues, Classical and Asian music. We also had to listen to some of Mr McLaughlin\u2019s Johnny Cash songs too!<\/p>\n As always, keep an eye on Twitter for up to the minute news and photos!<\/p>\n (Go onto St Cadoc\u2019s twitter and search Primary 6A)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Belated Happy New Year everyone, and welcome to the first Blog of 2022! Maths: We have moved on from fractions to decimals and next stop is percentages. We can\u2019t wait! We have also covered division, quadrilaterals, Area and Perimeter. We … Continue reading