Star Writers in Primary 1

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• November 12, 2017
• Primary 1
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This week Primary 1 wrote narrative stories about the Three Little Pigs.  Our star writers enjoyed sharing their wonderful stories with the rest of the class!

P6 Classroom Monitors

• Ms Whiston
• November 10, 2017
• Primary 6
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Today whilst many of the Primary 7 pupils were out of school we took on the responsibility of classroom monitors and helped look after classes during a wet lunchtime. Most of us loved it; though we weren’t always listened to! At one point five Primary Ones were squashed in the play tent together, they survived the crush and came out smiling.

P3 Phonics and Tessellation Pattern Making

• Mrs Devine
• November 9, 2017
• Primary 3
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Here are some photos of what Primary 3 have been learning this week. In phonics, we’ve been practicing our new phonemes with our partner. We clap to count the syllables then break the word into phonemes, writing them down on our elkonin boxes. We count how many sounds we hear in each word. In maths, we’ve been creating tessellation patterns using squares and rectangles. A tessellation pattern must have no

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Primary 5’s Energy Information Boards

• Mrs McGregor
• November 9, 2017
• Primary 5
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Primary 5 have been learning about non-renewable and renewable sources of energy. In their cooperative learning groups, they had to research one of these then produce a poster to share with the rest of the class so that we could increase our knowledge. We will finish these next week before we begin our challenge to design and make a  working wind turbine.

P2 Sea Life Habitats

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• November 7, 2017
• Primary 2
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P2 have done an amazing job with all the effort they have put into their 3D Sea Life habitats made out of junk modelling.   Look closely, can you name the animals and plant life you see in their wonderful creations?  Wonderful work P2 and thanks to everyone at home who helped too!  

P3 Halloween Taught Writing

• Mrs Devine
• November 2, 2017
• Primary 3
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Today we had the excitement of carving a pumpkin and writing instructions to tell others how to do it. We were trying very hard not to miss out any steps and write in time order. Every week we self or peer assess our writing to give ourselves both positive feedback and next steps to work on.  We are becoming much better at doing this. Great job primary 3!