Pupils from our school choir excelled themselves at a concert in aid of Sense Scotlnd on Monday night. The concert venue was the beautiful Glasgow City Chambers and the pupils sang beautifully to an audience that included many Glenmanor parents and family members. Thank you for your fantastic support as always. We sold 59 of the allocated 60 tickets, making £501.50 for the charity.
We have been learning all about shape. This week can you create a pattern using a shape that tessellates? Can you spot some examples of tessellation in your house?
In P.E we have been focussing on our possession games skills. Today we had great fun trying to keep possession in our teams whilst playing football.
P4/5 are learning about 3D shape this week. Today we investigated the properties of some of the shapes. We used vocabulary associated with 3D shapes such as faces, vertices and edges.
We had messy fun this afternoon finding out about the digestive system. We carried out an experiment to see how it works in our bodies!
We will be learning all about shape over the next few weeks. For homework this week have a go at some of these games and see what 3D shapes you can identify and the properties of each.
Have fun!
It is Puzzle time P4/5, click on the link below to have a go at some Triangle Puzzles. Use your knowledge of addition and subtraction to complete the puzzles.
The boys and girls in the junior and senior choirs have been hard at work practising for a very special Christmas Carol Service. Here is a sneak peek of the P4-7 choir singing a song called, “Tonight!”
We had a fun filled afternoon using Izak 9. We did the ABC 123 task and had to put the single digit numbers in alphabetical order! It took us a while to work it out but we got there!
This P4/5 pupil used his superb knowledge of the human body to create a skeleton at home using Lego! He thought about the different bones and which Lego pieces would best represent each. A wonderful piece of work, well done!
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