Well done to this star pupil in P5 who created a powerpoint presentation for her topic homework task. The presentation was about our new topic, volcanoes, and it shared lots of interesting facts. P5 loved listening and learning new information. They were even given a quiz at the end of the presentation to test their listening skills!
P5 have started a new topic about volcanoes . We have been researching different kinds of volcanoes and we wrote an introduction for our project. We watched a video about volcanoes erupting and it was very interesting. We then moved onto art to make our front covers for our volcano project. We made the front cover by drawing a volcano and then using watery paint and straws to blow the paint. This made it look like the volcano was erupting. We are excited to learn more about our new topic!
Written by Chloe and Bradley.
In Primary 5 today we were presenting our research posters about Christmas in different countries. The countries we researched were France, Mexico, India, Japan, Scotland, Germany and Brazil. We researched how to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in our countrie’s languages, we learnt what they call Santa, the food they eat at Christmas and we learnt about the decorations they put up. An interesting fact we learnt was that in India they decorate their house with mango leaves.
We wish you a Merry Christmas!! Can you guess what languages these are?
Joyeux Noel, Feliz Navidad, Felliz Natal, Frohe Weihnachten, Shimen Omedeta Kurisamasu Omedeto and Mer
ry Christmas.
P5 have had a busy morning making cheese and bacon potato skins. First we had to cut cooked potatoes in half, then we had to scoop out the potato and put it into a bowl with some bacon. We mixed the potato and bacon together and used the mix to refill the potato skins. We then sprinkled some cheese on top.
Mrs Martin tasted our potato skins and we got to try them too.
Erin M and most of the class said- “It was so amazing! I will be making these at home!”
Primary 5 would like to say thank you to Mrs Green and Mrs Smith!
Primary 5 have spent the afternoon turning the classroom into a Christmas grotto. We decided to make some handmade Christmas decorations to add to our mini tree. We have also been writing our Christmas lists. Let’s hope Santa thinks we have all been good this year!
2 weeks until Christmas and we cannot wait!!!
We had a great fun at our Christmas Party today. We looked fantastic and were showing off our brilliant dance moves!
P5 are feeling very festive after a fun-filled day of Christmas activities! They enjoyed making christmas silhouette pictures with black and white paper. Thank you for making them with us Mrs Inglis!
Well done P5 and they look fab!
We also enjoyed our Christmas Party in all our fabulous outfits this afternoon. We played lots of different games, won prizes and enjoyed some yummy snacks.
P5 have had fun swimming and doing PE at the Tryst.
JA- I really liked when we got to swim on our backs and kick our legs.
Erin L and Macie- We really enjoyed the gym because we were learning handball skills and at the end we will get to play a game of handball.
Erin M and Chloe- It was really fun when we were swimming on our back. We are learning to do back stroke and front crawl.
P5 want to say thank you and that they really appreciate the opportunity to go swimming! We are so lucky!
Primary 5 worked hard today to design new packaging for some Scottish Products. They learnt about what information needs to be part of the labelling products by law as well as other information we may include to encourage the customer to buy the product. We used recycled bottles and boxes to stick our new designs onto. Well done P5!
We have had a busy afternoon of auditions in P5 for Glenmanor’s Got Talent. Our enterprise committee pupils held the auditions acting as Cheryl Cole, Rita Ora and Simon Cowell. Well done to all the acts for your brilliant auditions! We have chosen our two final acts to enter in the competition and we wish luck to them. Our singing acts are The Two Little Mermaids and The League of Nations. Well done Primary 5!
