Our strange week

We came into school on Monday morning and Miss Rae wasn’t there. Mrs Bokas was waiting for us today. She told us that Miss Rae was sick. To start the week we have started getting badminton training with Ewan. We got changed quickly and met him in the hall.

At the start of the lesson we played a game called shuttle run. Ewan threw the shuttlecock and we had to try to catch it in a tube thing. Then we played another warm up game to help us remember what we did last week. He threw the shuttlecock and we had to return it to him using either of the hits we had learned last week – underarm or overhead.

We played a game where we were in two teams – it was called battleships. One side sits down while the other side throw the shuttlecocks and try to hit them.

Mrs McIntyre took us outside to do some active maths. We were learning about hundredths which is not one digit beside the decimal point but the second digit after the decimal point.

Monday was also sport your trainers day so we were all wearing our trainers to school. In the afternoon we did observational drawings of our trainers.

On Monday it was Leah’s birthday and on Wednesday it was Garv’s birthday! Both were 11.

On Tuesday the adjectives wrote a script about their reading book. We needed to think about who was speaking and when but for a script we didn’t need speech marks.

At stage assembly we designed a packet for a fair trade product.

When Miss Rae came back we did some more of our topic. We learned about devolved matters which are the matters that the Scottish Parliament can influence. Reserved matters are the ones the UK Parliament discuss. We wrote out a day in the life of ourselves and underlined all the things that we do that the Scottish Parliament have influence on. We realised there was a lot of things the Scottish Parliament make decisions on.

Childline came in to speak to us about what they do. We discussed all the different types of bullying or abuse and things that might make people upset. They told us different types of things that you might report on; neglect, abuse, bullying and more. We have workbooks and stickers and a website to look at before they come back to see us again in a couple of weeks. You can call them if you feel unhappy in any way or upset or unsafe and no problem is too little or too big! They brought the mascot Buddy to see us and he is on the website.

Miss Rae was back on Wednesday and the week went back to normal. Its been a strange week!

Our trip to the Scottish Parliament

Tuesday was our trip to the Scottish Parliament. We left to go on the bus at 9:15am and got there at 10:30am. When we got there we went into the garden lobby and met our tour guides, Samantha and Louise and they gave us our passes then Miss Rae split us into groups. Half of us went to the debate chamber and the other half went to the committee room. At the committee a meeting was happening about medicines. In the debate chamber we learned that they make decisions and the first minister is Alex Salmond. After this we went to meet Elaine Smith and the class asked her lots of questions then we had our lunch and all got a picture taken with her. After this we went to the Donald Dewer library and it was where a butler was killed 100 years ago. After this we saw lots of artwork then we went to the MSP offices and had to be very quite. Finally got to go to the gift shop. Then we got on the bus to go home at 1:30pm.

Have a look at some of our pictures!!

Church visit

On Friday 13th we went to see Chryston parish church and ask question about the church. Mr Malcolm took us on a tour around the church and showed us all the rooms in the church. The rooms were the snuggle room, the play room, main room and much more. Then we had to go round the church for a treasure hunt in groups of three. Then at the end of the treasure hunt we designed our own church and what it would have in it. We were asking some questions at the end of the tour like why do we sing hymns?

We have learned a lot of things like how long he works= 12-14 hours a day, what Mr Malcolm was before and much more= he was a waiter, mechanic and now is the minister of Chryston parish church.

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