Thank you for all the marvellous shape poems I’ve really enjoyed reading them. I hope you found the number work a little reminder of our mental subtraction strategies and our place value knowledge. The answers were in the pack I … Continue reading →

If you are stuck in the house over the weekend why not try this activity?

Believe it or not, making a batch of sun tea is an excellent lesson in the power of sunshine. It’s a lesson in heat—seeing how long it takes the water to heat enough to really diffuse the tea bags or … Continue reading →

Jack describes how viruses can affect our bodies and reveals how his story becomes public news, while our experts Alan and Lucy teach the moves for song three. You can also learn about the pioneering Dr Jenner in this week’s … Continue reading →

Who knew the magic of a strong paper towel (other than every parent on the planet!)? Amaze the child by using one to make water walk from one cup to another, and teach them about absorption, saturation and gravity at … Continue reading →

I’ve posted a surprise in Teams go to the silly things and photos..scan the QR code!    

Next week we will officially start STEM week – with lots of videos and information on twitter. Here is a task you can think about.   In our online Primary 4 class we have being doing a lot of science. … Continue reading →

This solar energy children’s experiment is aimed at understanding the different heat absorbing capacity of different colours backgrounds and the effect of those on the melting rate of ice cubes. Materials Needed: ** 6 different coloured square pieces of card … Continue reading →

This poster helps explain the changes taking place in lock down. It helps you understand what you can do.

Welcome to online school for the the first week in June! We’ve been having super weather so this week I have planned science lessons linked to the sun. Every day this week I shall post a new science experiment here … Continue reading →