Primary 4a have been exploring shapes and their properties this week. They have developed their confidence at naming 2d and 3D shapes and can use the correct vocabulary to describe them.
”I know that a cuboid has 12 edges and 6 faces.” Adam
”A cube has 6 faces.” Euan
Primary 3b have already been very busy, this term. Have a look at some of the things we have been learning.
This week, outdoors, we were consolidating our knowledge of times tables and addition strategies. We collected sticks, bark, leaves and stones.
We created pictures using the materials we had gathered. We allocated each object a value and then we calculated the total value of our pictures. We had a lot of fun doing this challenge.
“My favourite part of this was collecting all the stuff. It was like we were going on an adventure.” (Aleena)
“I liked making the pictures and calculating what value they were worth.” (Cian)
“I liked collecting all the stuff. I also liked working in my group with Gabriel E, Samuel and Cian.” (James)
This term, we have started doing gymnastics in PE. This week, we were stretching, balancing and working on controlling our bodies. We had some very talented leaders and demonstrators.
“I liked demonstrating jumping over the bench. My favourite part of it was choosing three shapes to make with my body.” (Mia)
“I liked doing the bridges in gymnastics. I loved being a team leader.” (Sarah)
In Talking & Listening, we learned about children’s and teachers rights. We had a group discussion about what we thought were rights and what were responsibilities.
Today, we had a real treat trying out the new Virtual Reality headsets. We had a go at using them to get used to them. We are looking forward to using them as part of our learning this term.
P3b and P3d are having great fun, in maths, this term.
“I liked breaking up the fractions and trying to see which ones would fit together.” (Gabriel B – 3b)
“I liked using the foam fractions because it was great fun. I liked using the one that was like a big pizza. Me and Matthew made houses out of them.”
(Joseph H – 3d)
“I liked making the fraction pizzas and I love playing games on the laptops.” (Emily – 3d)
“I liked that we could make things out of the shapes. We made an alien pop star.” (Mia – 3b)
“I liked how we could make whatever we wanted out of the shapes. My favourite part of maths is when we use the laptops because we do a whole load of different games. Sometimes Miss Gavin sets us games and sometimes we can choose our own.” (Sophie – 3b)
“I liked making different things out of the big shapes. I also like playing all the games on the laptops.” (Matthew – 3d)
“I liked how we play games on the laptops because they are a lot of fun.”
(Joseph K – 3d)
“I like using the laptops because it helps me to learn big numbers when I’m playing games.” (Eve – 3b)
“I like how we are doing different tasks in small groups. I really liked using the big shapes because it was a good way of helping me learn them. I like how Miss Gavin challenges us with different games, on the laptops, every week.”
(Penny – 3b)
“I liked using the big games. I liked making shapes with the big shapes.”
(Callum – 3b)
“I liked working with our workbooks this week. The big numbers were very challenging. I liked the big shapes because they were nice and glittery.”
(Rachel – 3b)
“My favourite game was the dominoes because I liked how we could build them up and knock them down. We made calculations with the spots on them.” (Maggie – 3b)
P3b have been very busy this week and last week.
Last week outdoors, we made shapes with sticks and put cubes into them, to identify angles in shapes.
This week, we made numbers with sticks, and put cubes into the numbers to show where the angles were and how many they could find.
This term, for science, P3b are working in the STEM room, exploring forces. We have been working with magnets and investigating whether or not materials are magnetic. They have been doing a lot of research and investigation.
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