Please find attached the link to Primary 5’s homework for the next two weeks. Children should choose one spelling, one reading and one maths task for each week from the grid. Please also complete one topic task over the next two weeks. Thank you.
Autumnal colours
P1 had fun exploring colours that they would see in autumn. Have a look at their wonderful autumn trees.
Primary Six Remembrance Day
Primary six marked Remembrance Day with a very dignified two minutes silence. They carried out a variety of tasks to enhance their knowledge of the effects war can have on the home life of children. Pupils researched what life was like for evacuees and the evacuation process, what happened during air raids and made keynote presentations and dioramas of all their findings.
Co-op Local Fund – Voting Opens Today! Please support us!
Our ‘Grow It, Cook It, Eat it @ Glenmanor!'( ID Ref: 0001696) application has been selected to receive an award from the Co-op Local Fund in our area. This means that we are guaranteed to receive some money when funds are distributed at the end of February 2016.
We asked for funding to buy a potting shed/outdoor changing area and a polytunnel for our school gardens.
How much our cause will receive is now up to how our members vote. To help our cause benefit as much as possible, could all parents and members of the community vote for us by visiting www.co-oplocalfund.co.uk from 16th November. Voting closes at 5pm on 11th December.
All members of The Co-operative Group will get one vote and be able to place this vote to support their favourite cause when voting opens on 16th November. It’s easy for non-members to join by visiting www.co-oplocalfund.co.uk
Thanks in advance!
Remembrance Day
We wrote a variety of different kinds of poems and prose to mark the occasion of Remembrance Day. Acrostic poems were very popular and this is one of the displays of them in Room 12.
The poems were very moving and respectful and the children should be commended for their efforts.
Before we produced our own pieces of writing we did a lot of research on our i-pads. We came across some wonderful poems written by other children, all over the world, on the subject of Remembrance or Armistice Day.
We loved the poem ‘In Flanders Field’ by John McCrae and have kept a copy of it on the wall in Room 12.
P4/5 Maths homework week beg 16.11
We will be learning all about shape over the next few weeks. For homework this week have a go at some of these games and see what 3D shapes you can identify and the properties of each.
Have fun!
P2/3 Winter Topic
As part of our Winter topic we have been looking at the weather and how to stay warm. We have had great fun designing winter woollies to keep us warm. Here is a selection of our finished work so far.
Inset Day 16 November 2015
Reminder – Please be advised as per Glenmanor year planner issued in August, which is also available on this blog, Monday is an inset day.
Thanks
Co-op Local Fund
Our ‘Grow It, Cook It, Eat it @ Glenmanor!'( ID Ref: 0001696) application has been selected to receive an award from the Co-op Local Fund in our area. This means that we are guaranteed to receive some money when funds are distributed at the end of February 2016.
We asked for funding to buy a potting shed/outdoor changing area and a polytunnel for our school gardens.
How much our cause will receive is now up to how our members vote. To help our cause benefit as much as possible, could all parents and members of the community vote for us by visiting www.co-oplocalfund.co.uk from 16th November. Voting closes at 5pm on 11th December.
All members of The Co-operative Group will get one vote and be able to place this vote to support their favourite cause when voting opens on 16th November. It’s easy for non-members to join by visiting www.co-oplocalfund.co.uk
Thanks in advance!
P2 and Remembrance Day 2015
Over the past few days, the boys and girls have been learning a bit about Remembrance Day.
“I know the fighting happened in Flanders Field” – David Young
“I learned that we wear a poppy because they grew in the place where a war was” – Stephanie Gibb
“There were bombs and it was Germany we were fighting in the first war” – Andrew Armour
They created a fantastic display to showcase all their hard work.
Primary 2 also created fantastic acrostic poems using the word “REMEMBER” as a stimulus.
The children made personal message poppies to thank the soldiers and servicemen who gave up their lives for their country.
