We started our new topic, The Human Body, today. We introduced our topic through a scene from the film Harry Potter, in which Harry breaks his arm but has a spell cast upon him in which his bones disappear! We learned about the importance of the skeleton and can now identify some of the bones. Did you know we have 206 bones in our bodies?!
P2 Group photo while learning how to blog!
Please see below Primary 2’s homework from 19th October until 27th November. Please begin this week at Week 7 for Common and Phoneme Words. If your child requires a hard copy of this document, please let me know.
Thanks,
Miss O’Neill
Primary 2 are finishing off their research topic about the years 2000-2015. We learned that the internet has changed alot over the past 15 years and we need to be clued up on our Internet Safety knowledge!
The boys and girls watched a great cartoon to explain Internet Safety on the smartboard, learned some top tips for surfing the web safely, and created their own advice videos on the i-pads for other children to watch and use.
Primary 4/5 and 5 have been enjoying homework club. They have found it useful using iPads and getting their homework complete at the start of the week!
Primary 5 had a fun first day back as they used the school’s new IZAK 9 resource for maths. The class were split into teams and had to solve challenging tasks working as a group. Primary 5 enjoyed the challenge and we can’t wait to use IZAK 9 more in class!
This term primary 5 will be given a homework grid working in 5 week blocks. Below the homework grid is attached for week beginning 19th October 2015 until the end of the week beginning 16th November 2015. Please can I ask for homework to still be handed in on a Friday.
Thank you,
Miss Gillespie.
We hope you had a lovely October holiday and we look forward to seeing you tomorrow at the usual times!
This week we will be looking at addition during our numeracy time. Get practising your mental addition by asking someone in your family to quiz you or have a go at some of the games on the link below.
Click on the numbers to 20 in the correct sequence to create a picture. If your child is looking for more challenge or support then there is a 1 – 10 and a 1 – 30 option. Enjoy!
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