Looking for Lengths!

Today we went outside to practise our knowledge and understanding of measuring length. We had to find items which were a certain length without using a ruler or a meter stick, very tricky! Have a look at how we did, some of us found things that were a little bit too big or too small but we have learned for our mistakes!

Between 1m and 30cm
10 cm
Less than 10cm
more than 1m

Flower Primary School Comes to Life

Sharky Sharky

This week some of the children in P4 have taken the opportunity to take our learning from Flower Primary School and use it in our school. In our topic we researched playground games and wrote instructions for lots of games. We made these into a book and took the nursery children outside to teach them some of the games. It was a beautiful day and great fun!

 

Toilet Tig
Please Mr Crocodile

 

 

Mrs Dippy’s Robots

The blue reading group have been reading Mrs Dippy’s Inventions. Mrs Dippy invents lots of different robots to make her life a bit easier. The blue group were set the challenge to design and create a prototype of a robot that could help Mrs Dippy.

Here are our robots and a recording of what their names are, what the robot is made from and what it does to help Mrs Dippy!

Abby

Leah

Matthew

Nicola

Laura

Abigail

Ryan

Let us know what you think of our robots!

Flower Primary School is Open!

 

The enrolment applications have been collected and reviewed. We read every child’s application to our school and discussed whether it was right to turn any of the pupils away or not. We decided everyone should have an equal chance to come to Flower Primary School! Welcome everyone!

Flower Primary School is over flowing with pupils!
The pupils who applied were created by many different classes in the school!

Active Spelling

Here we are on a Spelling Hunt outside to look for words for our phoneme charts. We have been looking at the ‘ae’ sound made by ‘ay’, ‘ea’, ‘ey’, ‘ai’ and ‘a-e’ as well as the ‘oo’ sound made by ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘u’, ‘ue’ and ‘u-e’.

Nicola has found some interesting words like 'school' and 'scooter'Looking all around for words that no one else might get!Looking all around for words that no one else might get!
Looking all around for words that no one else might get!

Weekly Challenge

Here are our new weekly countdown challenges! These challenges will be posted on our blog as well as being used in class.

 Every week our class will have a Maths Countdown Challenge where we have to make the taget number by doing a mixture of multiplication, division, addition and subtraction using all our numbers on the board. 

 

We also have a Word Countdown Challenge where the challenge is to find the longest word possible using the letters on our challenge board on the class. Each letter can only be used once!

 

We will have opportunities in class to solve these problems and they can be thought about at home through our blog!

 

Happy Problem Solving!

Our School

The next step in our topic was to think about how school buildings look. We did a walk around our own school and sketched the building from different angles. Here are some pictures of us investigating and sketching our school and some of our finished sketches!

We used our ICT time to research other school buildings in Falkirk Council and gathered pictures of buildings we liked. We used this information to plan our own ideal school buildings in our co-operative groups.

We each designed and created our own buildings against the clock! Here are our schools and the winning school which is now the focus of our storyline!

Water Cycle

As part of our topic we wanted to know how clouds were formed and why they sometimes bring us rain. We have been learning about the processes of evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection. These processes make up the water cycle which has no start point and no end point as it is a never ending cycle!

Scots Language

In primary 4 we are looking at Scots Language as our topic. We have been learning Scots words that we didn’t already know. We have learned what ‘bonny’ means, we thought it was short for Bonnybridge but we found out it really means ‘pretty’. We already knew some Scots words, such as  ‘weesht’ and ‘blether’ because Miss Kennedy is always having to tell us to stop blethering. We are looking forward to learning even more Scots words and using them in our writing.

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