On the 15 May our class joined in with Jamie Oliver’s ‘Food Revolution Day’. We took part so we could learn to make healthier food choices. The whole class had fun squashing and mixing the ingredients together to make our own ‘Squash It’ sandwich!
Here is a picture of this week’s ‘Pupil of the Week’. This star girl always follows the Golden Rules and is always kind and helpful to others. Well done. Keep up the fantastic work! 
We were in the Sensory Garden taking out the weeds from the raised and flat flower beds. We then planted some bulbs. The boys planted hyacinth bulbs in the raised beds. These will bring a lovely smell to the garden when they flower.
Marco
The girls planted gladioli bulbs in the Insect Area. We planted them just in front of the wall so they would have support as they grew. We are looking forward to see them flower. They are pink with white stripes and purple with white stripes.
Maaria
Primary 2 had great fun measuring different objects using non-standard units such as handspans, feet, counters, cubes and paperclips. They were also comparing their heights and using descriptive language such as taller than, smaller than and is the same as.
Mrs Inglis
In Primary 4, we have been using our maths workshop to help us during maths time. There are 4 stations. Maths facts: at this station we focus on our addition, subtraction, multiplication and division knowledge. At your seat: Here, we use our new learning to complete written maths work. Teacher’s Choice: At this station, we work in a small group with the teacher to learn new maths skills. Hands On: Here, we use all the learning we have been working on so far to take part in active tasks and fun related games.
We are very pleased with our “Creepy Crocodile Eye” art that we created using coloured pencils. We know the difference between colour and tone and can use them effectively to create detailed drawings. LOOK OUT! Somebody’s watching you….
Artwork by Eryn, Abigail, Kayley, Macie, Erin and Skye
P4 have been working really hard to become experts at telling the time on analogue clocks! They are having fun using games and Smart Board activities to help them be terrific time tellers!
P2 explored estimating and measuring using a variety of non-standard units such as handspans, feet, paper-clips, counters and cubes. This included measuring objects around the classroom and themselves. – Mrs Inglis
Take a look at how hard Primary 1b have been working this week. I have been so proud of their efforts in literacy. Keep up the great work p1!
Miss Hendry 🙂
Well done to Lauren and Eve who both received a certificate for always being Effective Contributors in class.
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