Around two thousand primary seven pupils from across all Falkirk’s 49 primary schools hosted their own Olympic Games on Friday. it was a superb event!
Carronshore represented the Bahamas
This picture was taken as we waited for the buses to arrive to take us back to school.
The event finished with a wonderful cheerleading display. The girls practised the routine during the day. It was a magnificent performance. You can see some of the action in the short video clip below.
Darcie left a comment on the class blog to say how excited she is about our win! You can read it here, too. She wrote:
Hey i can’t beleive WE won!!!!I have wrote a post about him because it’s just so exciting!Keith Jack is a really good singer i didn’t know how good he was untill we went to choices for life!
Darcie
Here’s her post:
On the 22nd of May the primary sevens from lots of schools went to a thing called choices for life.When we were there they did a raffle to see which school a man called Keith Jack would come to, we won!He is coming in June!!!!!If you are a bit clueless to who Keith is there is pictures down bellow.I still can’t believe we won out of hundreds of schools.
Here is KeithHe is the one with a yellow coat on!:)
Meanwhile, there’s lots going on on our wikis. We’ve been studying thecraft of writing. We read the start of a story and tried to continue it in the style of the writer. Click on the weemees below to take you to some of the stories!
We went along to Choices for Life today. It was great! There was a fantastic prize to be won …… and that prize was for Keith Jack to come and perform at a school.
They picked a school name out of a hat. The tension was unbearable. Then they announced the winning school ….. and it was CARRONSHORE!!
Some of us went backstage to meet him. It was very exciting. He’s going to come to our school some time in June …. watch this space 🙂
Anna put another fantastic post on to her blog recently … it even made her mum feel nice and ‘warmy’ 🙂
It’s a great post. She wrote:
‘What is sad?-
Sad is a type of emotion in wich people are really down all the time. I dont like people being sad because sometimes they are really nasty to you and make you feel guilty.
What to do if your sad?- Your Friends can help loads. They can make you feel really good inside and make you feel all warmy and nice.
What is Happy?-
Happy is an emotion which is opposite from sad and if you are happy you smile all the time and are just really full of energy and HAPPY!!
How to be Happy?-
If you are a little bit on the sad side here are some tips on how to be happy.
Smiles make you miles better and you smilimg will make others smile.
Treat everyone like you would want to be treated.
Dont be nasty and just love everyone.’
What great advice! Thanks Anna … and you can read the comments on her post (including a lovely one from her mum!) on her blog. Just click HERE to take you there – maybe you’d like to leave a comment too 🙂
Miss Keane is a teacher in our school. She has worked really hard to produce a fabulous ‘Alice in Wonderland’ mini production ……… and the children have worked really hard, too:)
Press ‘play’ below to have a sneak preview of some of the scenes – let us know what you think!
These pictures above, are showing process of book binding. We have been writing a book and along with 2 other people we are going to get our books bound. Me(anna) and Bethany have been writing a book about fashion and other people in the class have been writing about Football,Everything a girl needs to know, celebs etc. We would like to thank Monica for helping us with the pics. 😀
Adam and David showed a primary one how to make a voki today. AC_Voki_Embed(200,267,”cdfa03b999f8438fe024dcabe7ea4312″,433490, 1, “”, 0); Get a Voki now!
For the teachers cpd we are brainstorming ways of how to use a class blog throughout the school. It was me, Sophie and Anna’s job to go to the nursery and make a video using photo story 3 of them. We took two children, Miriam and Ellie, and asked them what they liked to do. Watch the video to see their answers.
On Thursday 24th of April, Primary 7V represented Carronshore Primary School at the annual ICT fair at Carronvale House in Larbert. The children really enjoyed the event and they recorded some of their ‘best bits’ for you to enjoy!
I’m not in class for the next few days, but I’d like to let everyone know about some great posts that have recenly been added to the P7V individual blogs.
Check out Maryam’s wonderful post about how she spent her holiday. Click on her weemee to take you to her site …… it’s worth reading 🙂
Darcie got a new hamster and wrote a great post about what she’s learned about looking after her new pet. You can read her advice by clicking HERE
…….. Darcie has also been busy writing a new story on her wiki. Have a look by clicking on her weemee icon below 🙂
We’d like to leave you with some great holiday reads.
Why not start with Bethany’s ‘Locked in the Art Room’ story? It’s bound to keep you glued to the screen from start to finish! Just click on her weemee icon below to be transported to the world of imagination 🙂
If you’re not in the mood for fiction, why not have a look at our new wiki site – you’ll find all kinds of advice about worries, ideas, fashion and make-up.
(don’t despaire if there’s nothing there to interest you – there are other wikis in the pipeline ……. football, rugby, and computer game reviews to name but a few)
And if all that isn’t enough to occupy you, why not have a look at our first attempts to animate? We had some free time on our last day of school and decided to have a go with our digi blue cameras.
P7V are still finding their way around their new ‘homes’, but some of them have still found the time to add some great new posts. Just click on their wemmees.
We’ll update our class blog soon with the new links ….. meanwhile we’ll post some more of the messages we made to ‘advertise’ our new blogs. We had great fun making them 🙂
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