We’ve had a really interesting week as it’s Scottish week. We have made Scottish tartan using paints
with thick and thin strokes, we also had to make sure we continued our colour pattern.
We weaved tartan too and that was a bit tricky but both looked lovely. They are going up on our wall today.
We learned a new poem, “Twa Legged Mice”- it’s a super poem but there are lots of strange words in it!
If you want to know about Greyfriars Bobby just ask anyone in our class. Mrs Horner read us the story and it was
so sad, some of us were almost crying!! You can see his statue in Edinburgh.
On Thursday afternoon we had a tasting session in class, we had Scottish cheese, shortbread and oatcakes. We recorded the results and now we have to make a chart with them.
We started our Comic Life magazine but unfortunately the computer keeps crashing before we get to save it so hopefully it shall be finished by the end of next week. It’s great fun, we get to take our own pictures and add them to the magazine.
We can’t wait until Mrs Horner prints them out.
At PE we played the Highland games. We were all fabulous but Sireen’s team won. It’s not always the first team finished that gets the points but the first team quiet and organised!
P2/3 wish we could have more Scottish weeks.
No new sounds this week but we had lots of our older sounds to practise just to make sure we
remember them!
It look likes you have been very busy and having lots of fun during Scottish week. Adam patricularly enjoyed making Scottish tartan with paint.
I enjoyed Scottish Week because i tasted some nice Scottish food, and wore my kilt all week. I had great fun!
Hi Mrs Horner and P2/3, I have just had a look at your blog and it is absolutely super!
My class will be looking at it this week and I will send you their feedback. You all have made the blog so interesting, it has given me lots of ideas for my class blog.
Well done everyone!
hi primary 2/3 i loved scottish week it was great i
hope that you all had lots of fun but my mum did not
know it was scottish week so that is why i did not
wear any thing scottish i did not know it was scottish
week.
I liked learning about Greyfriars Bobby and I have a book about him.
Hi Mrs Horner and class I loved Scottish week.
My favorite food was shortbread.
Hello Ben
The children in my school (Kirkshaws Primary)are going to be learning about Greyfriar’s Bobby tomorrow! We have Mr Durkin, a Scottish Storyteller, coming to visit our school and we have a wee model of Bobby in our school hall for everyone to see. I really hope that my boys and girls enjoy the story as much as you did.
hi class when i was doing the scottish poem i was so
nervous that i was going to explode my legges were
shaking my heart was beating very fast i looked at
you all i hope the rest of you had fun the rest that
did’nt manage it i am sure that you will get picked
next year the other two that got picked were great
the other three that wanted to do it i know you will
get it one year.
I felt scared when I was up on the stage but it was good.
Hi, i loved listening to you reading your Scottish poems. You are all winners. Well done.
Hi, i really loved listening to you reading your Scottish poems to the class. You are all winners. Well done.
I loved Scottish Week. I especially liked reciting my poem ‘The Twa Legged Mice’. My Mummy thought that I was brilliant at it ! I enjoyed tasting all of the lovely Scottish food mmmmmm
I also thought you were brilliant at it Eilidh and I was so sad that I could only choose 3 for the final.
It was such a tough decision!
You are so right Thom, we have a class of winners in P2/3. What a lovely thing to say!!
Hi this Lewis Campbell from primary seven just a wee note to tell you all that all the work that you have been doing looks fun