Primary 3 have been learning the story of The Dinosaur Camp through drama. We recreated the story back in class playing with our jelly swamps, creating a hole in time through the cookies and oats land. We used the i-pads to take photos of the story and uploaded them onto a story creator app where we could annotate and make our own books. Last week we enjoyed reading and listening
We continued our learning of 2 and 3 digit numbers outdoors. We used PE equipment as our concrete materials. Hoops being the hundreds, cones being the tens and balls being the units. I wonder if you can use anything at home to make numbers with?
Today Primary 3 were learning to use concrete materials to create 2 and 3 digit numbers. We enjoyed working with a partner and giving each other numbers to make.
We had a lovely day visiting the Sea Life Centre at Loch Lomond. The children were thoroughly engaged and were asking lots of questions to the expert. What a great trip!
Here are some photos from our open morning this morning. Thank you very much for coming along! Our brains certainly had a work out!
Primary 3 have been making the most of the lovely dry weather to be outside as much as we can. We took our learning in maths outside to create our fractions graffiti boards. We had to write as many fractions of amount sums as we could. This morning we enjoyed the daily mile walk and some orienteering in small groups. We had to create a picture using the PE equipment
The children have been very busy planning and preparing their own outdoor learning activities. They are now ready to be tested at our next Leadership Academy! Well done everyone!
This week Primary 3 have been learning about our human bodies. We have been finding out about our skeleton, what it’s purpose is and naming the different bones we have. Today we learnt about the longest bones in our bodies which are in our arms and legs. We measured the humerus, ulna and radius bones in our arms and compared with our friends. We learned that our longest bone is
Primary 3 had a fantastic day celebrating World Book Day. We took part in a book scavenger hunt, played a guessing book character game, read our stories and listened to Mrs Devine read to us. Mrs Devine spoke about her favourite story, Oh the Places You’ll Go by Dr Seuss. It’s her favourite story as it inspires the reader to be who they want to be and make their own
Today was the end of our Famous Scots Interdisciplinary Learning Topic. Each co-operative learning group presented their Powerpoint presentations on a Famous Scot of their choice. The Powerpoints were outstanding. Each group managed to include some facts, photos and even used creative transitions between slides. We discussed who our favourite Famous Scots were and how they affected our lives and lives of others. Well done everyone!
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