Virtual Macmillan Coffee Morning

Happy Friday everyone! I have a lot of information here so please take your time to read through this carefully. 🙂

Next Thursday (24th September) should have been our annual coffee morning which is always a fantastic event. Unfortunately, due to social distancing measures that are in place, we are unable to do this like we regularly would this year.

That’s not going to stop us from raising money and awareness though!

P3 have decided that as a class, they will have a Pyjama Day. They will come to school in their pyjamas and pay £1 to do so.

We also decided to some more to raise some extra money for Macmillan.

We are going to do a sponsored fun run and a dance-a-thon. Sounds like a tiring day… Maybe that’s why we decided on a pyjama day!

We will send home a sponsor sheet for these if you and your family members or friends would like to  sponsor them. This money can be collected after they have completed the events. Please put this money in an envelope before handing it back into school. Every little helps!

There will also be doughnuts for sale on the day if children would like to buy these, they can bring some extra money.

Also, if you would like to get involved at home, you can do a family sponsored walk. We have sponsor sheets available in class, so if you would like one, please ask me or Mrs Dunnett and we will give you one. This is entirely optional, but a definitely a fun way to raise some money with your family! Again, please put any money raised from this into an envelope before bringing it back into school.

There will also be an Art competition that can be completed at home. You can create your own piece of art at home, take a picture and post it to the blog. These will be judged by Mrs McFadden and the winner will be announced next week.

Have a lovely weekend!

 

Mrs McCafferty 🙂

Music

Ross joined us for music today. He has been teaching us songs and also teaching us about rhythms, beats and notes.

We have been learning the hand signals for different notes. We now know the signs for La, Mi and Sol.

The girls performed as part of a trio.

We have also been making rhythms with our bodies and clapping them out together. We know that “ta” is one clap and “ti ti” is two claps in the rhythm.

Can you figure out what some of these rhythms are?

Science Centre Trip

Just before the October week, P4/5 went on a trip to the Science Centre in Glasgow. They went to see a very informative documentary which followed astronauts in the International Space Station. Mrs McCafferty felt very sick watching them all floating through space! She would not make a good astronaut!

They also went to see a show called Water Water Water! Which was very interesting and taught us all about how Water is made and the different forms it comes in.

Obviously, there was also some time for exploring all the fun gadgets and experiments which are all over the centre itself. Have a look at some of the things we got up to!

 

 

Live action stories

We read the story of Jack and the beanstalk during outdoor learning week and thought it would be a perfect story to bring to life outside.

Each group was given a section to act out and we then watched each part in order to watch a live action fairytale.

Mrs McCafferty filmed each of the groups so that you could watch it.

There are definitely some budding actors and actresses in p4/5.

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