Over the past few weeks, we have been learning all about time and how important it is to be able to tell the time . We also identified where we see and use time in our daily lives, such as class timetables, train and bus timetables, Sky TV guide, etc. We have been playing time games on the smart board, bingo games, using TV guides to work out how long our favourite TV programmes last and creating our own fantasy class timetables.
Primary 4 welcomed parents, carers, grans, papas and other family members to our school open event last Friday. We all had a fabulous time telling our visitors interesting facts about rainbows. Then we used a variety of mixed media, such as tissue paper, crepe paper, felt, fabric and other materials to create our wonderful rainbows. The adults had as much fun as we did! Primary 4 would like to say a big thank you to everyone who visited us.
P2/3 have been learning all about Fairtrade! Today we wrote persuasive letters to encourage people to buy Fairtrade. We also watched a short film about the difference that Fairtrade can make and located where Fairtrade products come from on the map! We now know lots of facts about this and were able to write some on Fairtrade products.
P1a used wotsits to learn about pollination and the part that bees play in it. They assured me that they didn’t eat any…. But I’m not too sure about that!
The children have started to write about the pollination process.
Please note our cluster health and well being event on March 9th at Chryston High is for adults only due to the content of discussion and presentation.
Please send returns to the school office by 4th March.
Many thanks
Primary six pupils have been learning about the properties and nets of 3D objects and 2D shape. We got active in the class room making solid models from 3D nets and skeleton models of 3D objects.
Primary six pupils were delighted to welcome parents and grandparents into our classroom on Friday morning. Pupils have been learning about the scientific understanding of the Earth’s evolution. As part of this topic we looked at natural disasters including volcanic eruptions. Pupils carried out a practical investigation to find out which elements would react together to re-create a volcanic eruption. We mixed bicarbonate of soda with vinegar (and a little red chalk to represent the colour of lava).
Pupils from the upper school braved the elements and took part in a testing cross country event in Ravenswood. They were all very focused and determined and everyone completed the course!
A huge thank you to all of our visitors on Friday morning who came along and helped us with our fabulous art work! We created some beautiful water colour paintings of icebergs and learned some super facts about glaciers and icebergs!
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