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By Steven Russell (helped by Kim Lambert)
On the 10th of March primary 5 -7 will be doing Scottish opera in the school hall . The man who
helps us do it is really good, his name is Roger . We are really excited about it .We think Roger is really funny.We are really good at the first song. In the 5th song we split up into 4 groups. We like our groups. Our groups are runners,swimmers,hammer throwers and tug of war.
by Chloe K and Erin
Paddy was yesterday’s class student, he came from Germany .It was one of the girls in our class who brought him in. Paddy has a belly button. Yesterday the fire bell went and we left paddy in the class room but it was a test so he was alright .We are glad because he is very expensive .It was our friends dad who got her it. The make of the bear is Steiff. It is extremely cute . He is gold and brown, he has a short, puffy tail and he wears clothes to impress.
When you are chosen to bring in a student you have to introduce them to the class. All of the other boys and girls in the class have to listen really well because the teacher asks them to answer questions about what you have told them in your introduction.
When it is time for maths, the person who brought the student in has to explain to their student what they are learning that day. They also have to do this for all of the other things that we are doing in class.
At the end of the day, the person who brought the student in has to talk about all of the things that the student has learned that day.
by Erin Blair and Chloe Kelly
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By Kim,Abby,Nicole
Hello Brilliant Bloggers
I have noticed that some of you have been joining in the World Maths Day games at home, Well done!! 😀
I have also been joining in and I have been playing against other teachers all over the world. Some of the countries are Bulgaria, Australia, United States, Ireland, India and Guatemala.
I find that I am getting faster at answering the questions because I have played a few games.
What countries have you been playing against?
How have you found the different levels of difficulty?
Level five for the teachers is very challenging!!!
Miss Docherty
(Before you begin open up a new blank document you will need this soon)
First click on new post in the Dashboard. Open another tab and go on to the Voki website and click on create new Voki. (Or if you have one go in my Voki)Then click on publish and give your Voki a title. Next you will see a code copy it and paste it on your new blank document. Next you highlight this part of the code:
http://vhss-d.oddcast.com/vhss_editors/voki_player.swf?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fvhss-d.oddcast.com%2Fphp%2Fvhss_editors%2Fgetvoki%2Fchsm=4c9b31e89d906
That is the part you need.
Open up the tab that has you’re post and look for the f inside the circle.
Click on it and paste the part of the code that I showed you and
the width of it is:200.
the height of it is:267.
Finally give your post a title and publish your post.
By Kim Lambert
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By Kim Lambert
World Maths Day starts the 1st of March. All you have to do if you want to be in the World Maths Day is make an account at this website http://www.worldmathsday.com/ and practice lots. You can win PRIZES but no matter how many points you get you will always get a certificate, and you get 100 games and their time limit is 60 secs in the 48 hour time period. World Spelling Day is the same but it is on the 3rd of March and you don’t get sums you get sentences but you only get one word to spell from the full sentence. Also you can compete against anyone in the whole WORLD. So I hope you have FUN on the 1st and the 3rd.
Bye Bye 🙂
Kim
World maths day is a very exciting event which enables countries around the world to come together to play online. Millions of schools around the world are taking part and are busy practicing right now. Chapelside Primary 5 are proud to be one of the many classes taking part in this event.
This will help us to improve our mental agility and the great thing is we get to have fun at the same time!! 😀
Brilliant Bloggers can access their username and password by signing in to the Brilliant Bloggers Wiki and opening the attached document named Pupils.doc.
When you do so, go and have fun playing people around the world. Remember to come back and leave a comment about the countries you have played against and how you managed against them.
In the United Kingdom World Math’s Day begins at 11.00am on 28th February.
Miss Docherty
We have started a new topic called the rainforest. Rainforests are usually called jungles because the rainforest has long grass that has never been cut and that means it is very very long and there are lots of animals and plant species but there are still many to discover. Our class has been working on the rainforest for a couple of weeks and we have learned a lot but we have still got a lot more to learn. We will tell you a little bit about the rainforest.The rainforest is a place where lots of animals and plant species live. There are also tribes who live in the rainforest. We learned that there are four layers in the rainforest and we are learning the different layers that each of the animals come from at the moment. We have began our rainforest display in our class. Jorgia and Steven did the art work for the background. We think they did a great job!!
Thats all for now bye.
Bobbi and Nicole
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