In p.e we have been learning how to play hockey we have been practising our dribbling skills and we have been play games with bibs on all different colours. We have been in pairs.
Before we done hockey we were doing gymnastics with the climbing wall, mats,benches,balance beam and the pummel horse and in class at the moment we have been doing aerobics with the teacher and we have been making routines in groups.
By Cameron and Andrew
On Wednesday 12th of march some people from primary 6, 5/6 and 7 went to the town hall to do a dance in front of a lot of people. We had a dance teacher called Mrs. Barbour that came for Falkirk high to help us make the dance. We had to be up at Easter Carmuirs for 8:15am. At the town hall some of us had a another dance to do which also had 4 dance teacher from the high school. We got enter into the dance competition we came 4th place but we didn’t get a reward because it’s only for 1st,2nd and 3rd place we all had a good time
by shakira and cara
For RME we made pancakes with the whole class in the staffroom we had golden syrup, jam and butter for our topping. My groups pancakes were cooked quiet good the others turned out a little burnt the recipe was Mr Archibald’s wife’s recipe. We had to answer questions on a sheet like what is Ash Wednesday why is it called ash Wednesday what is lent why do we celebrate lent. We’ve also learned the story of Easter and done some activities like make our own palm cross and we had to write down the story of Easter in points. We also had to write about lent.
By Callum and Michael
P7 took part in the Rotary Quiz. It was on Wednesday the 12th of March at Saint Andrews primary school
The schools participating were Saint Andrews, saint francis, Easter Carmuirs ,Comely Park, Bainsford, Carmuirs and the winners were Bantaskin.
Some of the questions were very very very hard but we still did well, we came in 5th place out of 7 schools. After all of it we went to get something to eat it was good, all the other schools had really good general knowledge and the rounds were maths and numeracy, language and literacy , science, expressive arts and pot luck it was really good and we were all very tired after it. Cameron, Blair, Grant and Duncan represented our school.
By Grant and Blair
At golden time primary 7 have to go round all the classes and ask all the pupils what they want to do we have things like helping in the nursery and infants, craft, tennis, ICT, table tennis, netball, boxercise and bowling so it is pretty fun. We ask all the pupils to put their hand up to choose what they want to do it is very fun going round all the classes and asking then what they want to do because it is good to see what everybody likes to do we also have a golden cafe which primary 1 to primary 3 can go to and that’s what we do at golden time.
By Kirsten and owain
We went to Netball practice and then we went to a tournament and only 7 of us were allowed to go. The teacher had to pick who was going there was Naomi, Teegan, Cara, Grant, Dylan & Duncan and Kyle who is in primary 4. We were competing against primary schools. We had a lot of games and out of all of the primary schools we won all our games. Easter Carmuirs won and I enjoyed playing all different schools and would like to do it again.
By Naomi and Kellie
On Wednesday 12th of March P7 did a k-nex challenge. Stem ambassadors came in and told us we had to make David Livingstone’s cottage out of K’Nex. First we had to draw a plan on what we had to make and it had to be similar to our real thing. It also had to have a moving door or stairs to get up into the cottage. It had to be 10mm off the ground and 25cm square. It was a competition to see who did the best within a time limit which was 50minutes. Then we had to make the cottage it was really hard. Everyone in P7 had to get a partner and all took part. Everybody’s was amazing but the people who were the judge had their eye on one. First it was down to 3 – Aiden and callum – Blair and Andrew – Teegan and Caitlin.Then it was down to 2 – Blair and Andrew – Teegan and CaitlinAnd the winner were TEEGAN AND CAITLIN! We got extra points because our picture looked exactly like our drawing!And in a couple of weeks we will be going to represent Easter Carmuirs Primary School in the k-nex challenge at the Falkirk wheel and there will be 30 different schools competing!
By Caitlin and Teegan xx!
P7 have circle time every Thursday and we have circle time rules.1 of our rules are don’t talk when other people are talking, good eye contact, good listening and don’t laugh at other peoples comments. We do a game then a round then a activity and if we have time at the end we do another game. Our games are usually something like elephant and mouse, splat, look up look down, novelty voices and the sun shines on. Our round is something like how we feel when someone wastes time…… or how well we concentrate in class…… and our activity is something like what’s on your mind or memory games and listening skills. We all enjoy circle time and would like to keep on having it.
By Demi-Louise and Rebecca
Primary 7 are reading a book about sectarianism rivalry and asylum seekers, it is called Divided City. It is also about Celtic and rangers, religious hate, fights over football and a boy called Graham who is taking part in the orange walk and Joe is his friend and disagrees with him because he is a Celtic fan. Graham and Joe are helping a girl because there is a boy called kyoul and he is an asylum seeker he was walking down a street and a gang stabbed him and the ran away. He was left bleeding and his wound was big,Graham phoned an ambulance and they came and took him to a doctor and he had surgery in the side of his body . We are enjoying this book and we look forward to finding out how it ends.
By Dylan and Jordan
Mr O and Mrs B have been running an after school Film Club. As part of our work we have been making animations. They are looking great and we are now starting to add sound to our work. We hope to show them in school soon!
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