ROOM 11 P4/5 August & September

Bonjour !

Hola!

Hello everyone!!

We are really settled in now to the new school year and in  Primary 4/5 Room 11 we are off to a super start to our year with Miss Travers at Berryhill Primary. So far we have applied our Growth Mindset to lots of new learning!

Introducing Louise !

Introducing Zoe!

Introducing Lewis!

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Introducing Jodie!

Introducing Scott!

Introducing Mia

Introducing Reggie!

Introducing Dionne!

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Introducing Kayla!

Introducing Sarah!
Introducing Leah R!

Introducing Callum!

Introducing Bailley!

Introducing Montana!

Introducing Hollie!

Introducing Thomas!

Introducing David!

Introducing Kayden!

Introducing Nicole!

Introducing Leah B!

Introducing Warin!

Introducing Bonnie T!

Literacy & English

Primary 4 and 5 have begun working on Phoneme Families where we use diacritical marking to show our understanding of phonemes (sounds) and the different representions we find in our vocabulary.

We can also use short and tall diagonal joins now to do fancy handwriting – we are on the right track with linking this into our phonemes, common tricky words and spelling rules.

DIACRITICAL MARKING, ELKONIN BOXES & ICT SPELLING!

Reading Strategies using a Horrid Henry Novel

NUMBER TALKS in Maths!

We ‘chit chat’ about different strategies in adding and subtracting … here we are using partitioning to add big numbers.

Place Value Hoopla

Base 10 materials helps us to make big numbers.

 

Maths Open Afternoon

Number Talk

SMARTBOARD GAME

Sumdog on the ipad.

 

 

SCIENCE & HWB

Germs! Germs! Germs!
When we were reading our Horrid Henry novel we found a tricky word … contagious! We used metalinguistic strategies ‘read on’ and ‘read back’ to find the meaning of it. We learned it means catchable germs! Here we are in science learning about how germs (glitter) are spread through contact and how tricky they are to wash off!

 

 

 

 

 

HWB: PE

Hockey skills in PE

We warm up for three main reasons:

  • to get our muscles ready for physical activity
  • to prevent injuring or hurting ourselves 
  • to increase our heart rate to supply oxygen to our muscles
Check us out!
We can hold the hockey stick correctly for pushing and stopping the ball. We can push the ball accurately. We can stop and control the ball.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Goodbye everyone until next month!

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