We can finally unveil the famous hen – BONKERS!! Bonkers has been a star on our blog for the past few weeks.
It has taken a while to get the sought after picture of BONKERS, but last night at 6.05pm paparazzi were finally able to capture the image.
Thankyou to everyone who took part in our vote to name Abby’s hen, she is very pleased with the result!!!
On the 17th of Febuary we had a science day.We had lots of liquids like washingup liquid,shampoo and lots more we had to follow the instructions step by step to see if water can mix with oil.We went round two classes and did lots of fun stuff like looking through microscopes,making little droplettes from oil prufe papper and lots more.we have lots of pictures of us trying to make different liquids.
The Awesome Octagons are working on division in maths. Today they were looking at rules to help them work out if a number was divisible by 4, 10 and 5.
Here are some divisibility problems that might help!!!
Division Rules
Check it out and use the comments link to review this site for the other learners in your class.
Miss Docherty
Picture from: easyvectors.com
On Friday we had a showcase.It is when most of your family can come and see what you have being working on for the past couple of months.It wasn’t just any showcase, it was a maths showcase it was lots of fun. We had 3 groups to show Mums and Dads what we were doing in maths.
By Bobbi,Nicole and Nathan
This is some of the children making a video in response to the proposals from North Ayrshire council to reduce the school week from five days to four.
Hi Primary 5
Sophie the French poodle has stopped by our blog with some questions, Listen carefully and see if you can answer them. You can press pause if she is speaking too fast for you!! 😀
Miss Docherty
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Abby, Miss Docherty and the children of Primary 5 would like to thank everyone who took part in the vote to name Abby’s hen. We had 205 votes. This is much more than we expected.
Here are the final results
Last place – Pecky – 16 votes
Fourth place – Chicksy – 26 votes
Third place – Henrietta – 31 votes
Second place – Miss McNugget – 52 votes
First place – BONKERS – 80 VOTES!!!!! 🙂 😀
Thanks again for taking part. Sorry we do not yet have a picture of BONKERS to post. Hopefully we will have one up soon.
On the 9th of February the (Awesome Octagons) made a video about Exchanging.
We were using the teachers whiteboard and camera.We had lots of fun and we never got distracted from anyone in our class because the teacher told everyone to quiet down.
By:Rachel,Nathan
Abby is one of the pupils from Chapelside Primary in Airdrie. Abby was given the responsibility of naming one of her Papa’s new hens. Primary 5 came up with lots of ideas for Abby’s hen and after a vote managed to narrow this down to the top 5 ideas. One of the children suggested putting the vote to the public and posting a request for help on our class blog. So far we have had lots of votes.
Here are the top 5 names and the votes they have received so far-
Pecky – 1
Miss McNugget – 28
Henrietta -7
Chicksy -11
Bonkers – 15
The winning name and a picture of Abby’s hen will be posted on our blog on Thursday 10th February.
Don’t forget to vote !! 🙂
Thanks to everyone who has taken part so far.
Abby, Miss Docherty and The Brilliant Bloggers 😀
Happy Feet is Leaving p5 because he would like to see his family in The North Pole.Happy Feet might come back to Chapelside Primary School so we can say goodbye on Tuesday the 8th of February.We will all miss him in p5.Happy Feet got the cup on his first day at Chapelside Primary School.He had a rough day but he relaxed in his nice warm bath.
By:Rachel and Nathan
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