Category Archives: Primary 2

Alert, Announcement, Primary 1, Primary 2, Room 1, Room 2, Room 6, Uncategorized

P1 and 2 Nativity Audio Files

Hi everyone!

It’s that time of year again! We’ve started practising for the nativity. Parts will be allocated to Primary 1 pupils within the week so please check bags for any lines your child may have to learn.  Primary 2 pupils will support the nativity as a choir.

All children in Room 1, 2 and 6 received a booklet with song lyrics to start learning their words. The audio files for the songs are attached below. We have 4 weeks until show time so we would greatly appreciate your support at home!

The nativity is scheduled for Thursday the 12th of December, ticket details will be coming soon!

Please don’t hesitate to ask Mrs Simpson, Miss Wilson or Miss Stewart if you have any queries! 🙂

Health & Wellbeing, Information for Parents, Outdoor Learning, Primary 1, Primary 2, Primary 3, Primary 4, Primary 5, Primary 6, Primary 7

Beat the Street

Screen shot 2016-04-25 at 11.22.35

Every child should have by now brought home their ‘Beat the Street’ fob/key-ring, map and information pack for parents. Parents please remember to register your card and choose Lawmuir as your home team. Remember to scan as many boxes as you can and help us climb the leader board.  Check our progress or find out more here .

 

 

Art, Interdisciplinary Learning, Literacy, Outdoor Learning, P.E., Physical Education & Sport, Primary 2, Room 6

Room 6 IDL work

This week the children have done lots of interesting and active work, learning about the Human Body.  In Art, we made our own ‘Funnybones’ skeletons, using artstraws.

We used books and videos to research the skeleton and labelled all the major bones, using the technical names! Watch out for our bones challenge in the next week as well as naming our very own resident skeleton.

We moved on to look at the major organs within our bodies and had lots of fun finding out about where they are and what they do. We then placed them in the correct places using an organ apron.

We then exercised our bodies outdoors, enjoying fresh air and were learning new playground games that the children can use independently on their breaktimes.

We are really enjoying our new topic and are looking forward to sharing our learning at our class assembly on the 11th March.