Primary 5 have been using their iPads in class this week to research what men and women’s fashion was like in the 70’s. They enjoyed talking about platform shoes and could not believe men and woman both wore them! The children also tried on some outfits which were similar to ones we looked at in class.
We used our iPads to take pictures in some 70’s clothes and then designed our own outfits using bright colours and different patterns.
Primary 5 enjoyed learning about playground games that were played in the 70’s today. They worked in groups outside and played peever or beds using chalk and a stone. We discussed different ways children used to draw the grids and in their groups they had fun deciding how they would like to play peever or beds.
P4/5 are learning about the 80s as part of our Decades concert. We have been busy researching significant events from the 80s using our iPads and creating timelines. We have all chosen a significant event and this week for our taught writing will create a fact file on the event.
Do you know any significant events from the 1980s?!
Primary 2 have began their topic of learning about the years 2000-2015.
Today in class, they discovered about The Millennium Bug!
This was when people thought that all the computers in the world would stop working or CRASH when the year changed to 2000 and they nicknamed it, “The Millennium Bug.”
We in Primary 2 know that it wasn’t a real bug like a spider or a beetle, but we imagined what we thought a Millennium Bug would look like and planned a drawing of it on our whiteboards!
Some of our creations had lots of arms to crash all the computers in the year 2000!
Back in term 3 pupils from P3 enjoyed Haggis tasting as part of their Scotland topic. They tried haggis, neeps and tatties along with oatcakes and cheddar cheese. The class then filled in a taste test sheet and the haggis was a winner!
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