Month: August 2019

Thainig clas 7 sios thugainn an t-seachdain-sa agus chord e ris a chlann a bhith ag eisteachd ri stoiridh Gaidhlig. Bha iad uile uabhasach modhail ag eisteachd agus a’ faighneachd ceistean mu na sgeulachdan.

We enjoyed a visit from primary 7 this week who came down to read us a story in Gaelic. There was lots of good discussions going on about the story and all the children listened very well.

Our story of the week was Little Red Riding Hood and we began learning actions to go along with the story to help us re-tell it next week. Primary 2 & 3 had the task of creating a story map however i noticed primary 1 giving it a go at the writing table too! There were different follow-up activities to go along with the story such as sequencing pictures, writing what the characters said in a speech bubble and finishing off a pattern.

We also began our RME topic this week which is Hinduism. The children listened to the story of Rama and Sita and primary 1 & 2 used puppets to show what they remembered of the story while primary 3 wrote on a story-board to show their learning.

Primary one went on a number hunt around the school to try and spot as many numbers as the could – they continued to learn about numbers up to 10 and recognising number shapes.
Primary two and three were re-capping odd and even numbers and P2 also made progress in learning their numbers to 100.
Primary three were using materials and the smartboard as well as their workbooks this week to continue developing their knowledge of place value.

Airson ar topaig an teirm-sa tha sinn gu bhith ag ionnsachadh mu dheidhinn ar corp. Rinn Sinn toiseachd toiseachaidh le bhith ag ionnsachadh mu dheidhinn ar cnamhan agus rinn sinn obair air na coig mothaichean cuideachd : Faileadh, faireachdainn, fradharc, claisneachd agus blas.

Our topic this term is  ‘ Our body ‘ and we began by learning about bones and skeletons this week. We also discussed our senses and and used our outdoor environment to look for things we could hear, feel, smell , see however there wasn’t much to taste!