Last week Primary 6 were very busy solving maths problems in class and at home. Here you can see us sharing the shape puzzles that we drew for homework. Just like the one sent home it was difficult to agree on how many triangles were in each drawing. One of the problems enjoyed in school was ‘Planting Out.’ With this activity we had different challenges, the first was to investigate
Primary 7 pupils have been developing their ability to use super similes. They worked with a partner to create as many different similes as possible using the challenge card they were given. Pupils were also invited in groups to look at pictures on the Smart Board and each person had to come up with a simile to describe something they could see in the picture. A very enjoyable lesson with
Yesterday afternoon Primary 3 enjoyed learning how to use drawing tools within a drawing app to create a picture of a dinosaur.
Primary 1 have been enjoying moving to different melodies in music. We have been dancing like butterflies and walking like monsters! We used monstrous facial expressions to add to our overall performance.
Primary 5 were delighted to win the Head Teacher’s Best Class Award for last week (8/9/17) and enjoyed an extra playtime as their reward today!
It has been a busy start for Primary 1. The boys and girls have been working very hard developing their literacy skills. They have been taking part in a large variety of active tasks. I hope you enjoy some pictures of them engaged in their learning and having fun!
As part of our interdisciplinary Dinosaurs topic, children enjoyed exploring the movement of dinosaurs through drama. We had some fierce still pictures of a Triceratops and a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Then we explored two characters that travelled through a hole in time to discover more about dinosaurs. We worked in pairs, sharing ideas and reenacting pairs of the story of ‘The Dinosaur Camp’. Tomorrow we are looking forward to writing our
Primary 5 are learning about target games in P. E.. They were very excited to try out the chippers for the first time today!
We are delighted to announce our new House and Vice Captains for Ailsa, Arran, Bute and Cumbrae.
Well done to all our P7 pupils for writing and confidently delivering their speeches to the whole school!!
