BigGardenBirdWatch I.D. So yesterday I attached the information of how to carry out your birdwatch this coming weekend. Today I have attached a great visual guide to being able to name the different visitors to your garden. For a bit … Continue reading →

Good morning P7, the word for today is ‘kerfuffle’ describes the I.T. issues in my house this morning. Hope you’re all well 🙂

Complete the activities attached to the PowerPoint below. 26th Jan H and C When you click on the link below you’ll be able to read a passage that needs some attention. Your task is to rewrite the passage using the … Continue reading →

Hopefully you got the chance to read Chapter 5 of the novel yesterday, if not, I’ve attached the novel again today. History-Hackers-Victorian-Venture Your task for today is to complete the activity on similes, this will involve you skimming and scanning … Continue reading →

1. Just a reminder to check in today if you can. It was great that I was able to give out rewards yesterday afternoon to so many of you. ⭐ You worked well yesterday multiplying sums of money, today it’s … Continue reading →

The focus for our inter-disciplinary learning this week will be childhood during the Victorian era, specifically the lives of those less fortunate, namely,  child chimney sweeps. Listen to BBC School radio, I’ve attached a link of a radio drama set … Continue reading →

There are two elements to the health & wellbeing today. One of which will continue for the rest of the week. Be The Pond -this is the next installment of our mindfulness work. This coming weekend sees the launch of … Continue reading →

Happy Monday P7! The word to register for online learning today is ‘shoogle’. What do you think this word means? Do you have a favourite Scots word? Here’s a reminder that there will be an online assembly from Mr McCloskey this … Continue reading →

This week we’ll focus on homophones & confusions. Complete each of the tasks in the PowerPoint attached. 25th Jan H and C

With today marking Robert Burns Day, our grammar will have a Scots twist to it. Read through the PowerPoint information then give the scavenger hunt a go. You’ll benefit from making use of a thesaurus, perhaps use an online version … Continue reading →