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P5 Term3Curriculum Outline

P5 Curriculum Outline 2023-2024 Term 2 (1)

March Update

Continuing our study of the Scottish Wars of Independence, P5 learned about the significance of heraldic animals and symbols and created our own coat of arms.

To celebrate World Book Day during outdoor learning, the children completed a scavenger hunt to link authors, characters and themes of well known books.

In Maths, the pupils learned how to measure the perimeter and area of 2D rectilinear shapes.

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February Update

During Children’s Mental Health Week we had lots of class and group discussions about the things that matter to us and the importance of kindness. We read and watched The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse which we used as a prompt for a variety of literacy and HWB  lessons. P5 also learned how to draw a horse which was then developed into a piece of art highlighting the things that make us unique, inspired by the artwork of Charlie Mackesy.

The pupils also worked created  some excellent Cinquain poems about a thunderstorm.

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January Update

P5 learned about number patterns and how to extend the Fibonacci sequence. They created some excellent artwork based on the pattern. They also learned about measuring mass and converting between metric units of mass.

We began our new topic about the Scottish Wars of Independence and the children wrote some detailed descriptions about life in medieval towns and villages. We also started our new class novel The Siege of Caerlaverick and the children have been using a variety of comprehension strategies to understand the text.

In PE, P5 has been learning serving and passing skills during doubles games in badminton.

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December Update

The children showcased their singing, dancing and signing skills in our Christmas show. All their practise really paid off and they gave a confident performance.

We continued to expand our French vocabulary through our topic on Christmas in France. We learned all about the similarities and differences in the Christmas and New Years traditions in Scotland and France.

In Literacy, P5 learned about the features of description writing and they produced some excellent posters on French traditions olver the festive period.

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November Update

Continuing our work on measure, pupils have been learning to convert between metric units of measure (cm and m and km), which has brought into play the work they have done on place value.

Anti-Bullying week provided a great opportunity for the children to debate and discuss bullying behaviours. They participated in a variety of tasks, including grading the seriousness of bullying behaviours during a Diamond 9 activity.

We took our ICT skills outdoors when the children used iPads to create 3 scene stories with their friends, adding speech bubbles and description text to their photos.

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October Update

In October, P5 have been learning about data handling. They gathered data using surveys, sorted it into categories then learned how to display it in a range of graphs and charts. During our unit on measure, the children learned how to accurately measure a tree using a friend and a pencil in the school grounds, and a measuring tape back in class.

We have been looking at the features of description writing and P5 wrote some excellent descriptions of a haunted house.

During outdoor learning, the children enjoyed leaf rubbing and identifying symmetrical patterns in nature. They also had fun creating some spooky characters using natural materials found in the school grounds.

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September Update

P5 has been learning about 2D and 3D shape. Pupils have been identifying 2D shape within 3D objects by looking at their nets. They have been finding lines of symmetry in regular and irregular 2D shape, using mirrors to help them recognise reflective lines of symmetry.  They have also been creating symmetrical block patterns.

During Outdoor Learning, P5 took the opportunity to investigate some of the facts that we have been learning about our solar system. They used shadow outlines to demonstrate that the earth is rotating on its axis. Children drew a line where  a variety of shadows fell and then revisited them 15 minutes later to discover the shadows had moved.

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