Here are some of the P5/6 boys and girls getting their teeth into a new novel, ‘Kaspar Prince of Cats’ by Michael Morpurgo.
Today, they worked hard to use a range of strategies to work out the meaning of tricky words. One of these strategies is to read on and read back to see if the context can help.
Some of the children will be taking part in Joe Wicks; The Body Coach’s live workout sessions this week. If you want to try these at home please click the link below and get moving at home and in school!
P5/6 will take on their first HIIT session tomorrow ( High Intensity Interval Training) – stay tuned for some sporty pictures!
These children have been working hard to develop their skills for possession games. They are learning how to move their bodies to keep possession of the ball. Well done P5/6, great concentration today!
We used some of our ingredients harvested from the school garden to make a delicious hummus dish. We grated lemon zest, and squeezed the juice. We used a food processor to create a smoother result. Everyone had a taste!
The P4-7 Choir started rehearsing for the Auchengeich Memorial Service and learned this famous song for the first time. Can you recognise it?
We had a great time with Paula, our Hidden Gardens expert today; we cleared some of the vegetable beds, tidied the polytunnel and picked some fresh plums from the fruit trees!
P5/6 worked hard today to create some eye-catching Titanic Advertisements. We are looking forward to researching all about the ‘Unsinkable Ship.’
We are using different methods to help us improve our mental agility including ipad and smartboard games, as well as board games and timed activities!
Some more snaps from the Fairtrade open event hosted by the talented Food and Fairtrade Leadership Group.
Primary 5/6 have had a great week making 3 different dishes for each of them to enjoy. On Monday it was macaroni cheese and some pupils were not too keen to make this as it had lots of cheese! Tuesday was far more popular as we made pancakes in order to support their learning of Shrove Tuesday. Needless to say, the option of the toppings made it all that little bit better.
Today, we got to further develop the skills of reading a recipe, cutting, grating, frying, shaping, timing and reducing a sauce. It was great to see the pupils working together and working through each process. A great week and we are all looking forward to our next block of cooking.
Well done P5/6!!
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