P7a and P7d enjoy the sunny outdoors!

P7a & d had a fantastic afternoon enhancing their numeracy and literacy skills using the outdoor environment.

Well done everyone! What a fantastic afternoon 🙂

Miss Gavin & Mr McKay

Take a look at what P3b have been doing!

Our Local Area Study

Library Visit

Last week we spent Thursday afternoon exploring our local area.  We walked to Giffnock library and explored it as an interesting place in our community.

It was a beautiful afternoon and everyone really enjoyed themselves. We learned about different ways we could use our local library.  We then chose a book each and took it back to school to read.

 

“I liked seeing the old newspapers, in the library, because they were from a long time ago.  This was cool! I liked being able to chose my own book.”  –  Will

“I liked seeing all the books in their order. I also liked seeing the big machine and what it was used for.  I liked having some quiet time to look at all the different types of books.”   – Holly 

 

Traffic Survey

Last week, we spent some time observing the traffic outside our school.  We made some predictions about the types of traffic there would be.  We then made a survey grid with the different types of transport.  Using tally marks, we recorded how many cars, buses, bicycles, vans and lorries we saw.

We were shocked to see a lot of cars and not one single bicycle.

“We were trying to see how many vehicles we could spot.  We saw lots of cars and a couple of buses.  We didn’t see any bicycles.  I thought this activity was lots of fun because we had to use our maths skills too and I quite like maths.”   – Cara

“We spotted cars, vans, buses and lorries.  We didn’t see any bikes or even people walking.  I liked spotting all the cars moving.  I liked doing this activity outside because it was different and fun.”   – Conor

 

Science – Germs & Diseases

We started a new topic in science.  Last week, we did some brainstorming about what common diseases are.  We did some pictures of what kinds of diseases we know about.

 

We are going to be finding out about the symptoms of some common diseases caused by germs. We will discuss how their are spread and we will explore some methods of preventing and treating them.

“We were doing pictures about some diseases and their effects on humans.  We knew about the flu, the cold and chicken pox.  I liked drawing the wee person in the middle and writing some of the diseases we knew.”  –  Cameron 

“We were writing the diseases that we have had and talking about how germs caused them.  I liked colouring the poster to make it look nice and then drawing the germs.”   – Leo

 

Creative Talents

We have been very proud this term of our flourishing talents.

Joe worked very hard to create a pencil case with many different, impressive components.  Well done Joe.

 

Elsa and Penny worked hard together writing a poem.  They selected the subject themselves and created three wonderful rhyming verses.  Well done girls.

Bullying poem

 

Science Centre Trip – Tuesday 5th June

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Next week, we are going on a school trip to the Science Centre in Glasgow.

Can everyone please be reminded that all pupils must wear their school uniform.  This is so they can be easily identified as there will be lots of other school children there.

Everyone needs to bring a small bag for their packed lunch and water bottle.

NO money is required as there will not be an opportunity to spend it.

Thank you.

 

Designing Magnetic Games

Check out P3d’s Blog. Over the last number of weeks P3d have been investigating forces on magnetic and non-magnetic items. We worked together in small groups at a variety of Stations to learn about magnets.

From there we progressed to designing magnetic games. We had to decide on what type of game we wanted to create and then decide on the materials that would be needed. We wrote out instructions so that other groups would know how to play our games.

We are really pleased with our finished games!

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