Following on from last weeks lesson about how author, Cressida Cowell, created Toothless and Hiccup… (Here are Cole and Harris’s super drawings of Toothless & Hiccup..)     …You now might like to design your own dragon, using whatever materials … Continue reading →

This week we will learn how water can be wasted and what happens to used water… Here are something I would like you to do first… Watch this video on the “The Human Water Cycle” – discuss the steps in … Continue reading →

North Lanarkshire’s Sumdog contest started on Friday 15th and will run until Thursday 21st. All you need to do is login and play to contribute towards our school’s place on the leaderboard! We need 1 more player to qualify for … Continue reading →

We are all living through history. This is something we have never experienced in our lifetime. It would be nice to create a keepsake of this moment for you to look back on. You could save newspapers and art work … Continue reading →

Over the course of May I am going to post sets of common words that you have learnt over the course of the year. Each week, spend time each day, practising the sets of words and at the end of … Continue reading →

Hello Primary 5/4 – here are your reading tasks for this week… Yellow Group – tasks for Chapters 7 & 8… 5. Titanic – Chp. 7 Tasks 6. Titanic – Chp. 8 Tasks Purple Group – tasks for pgs. 58-70… … Continue reading →

Good morning Primary 5/4! Here’s to a new week! I hope you had a lovely weekend and you are all continuing to stay safe and well! I have posted new learning resources for this week & hope you find them … Continue reading →

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Today, Tuesday 12th May, is International Nurses Day! Click below for a lesson and some fun activities to learn about Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, and celebrate International Nurses Day 2020! International Nurses Day 2020

As a Harry Potter fan myself, I am sure you can all imagine how excited I was to receive this email introducing me to the next phase of Harry Potter at Home… With so many of us still staying at … Continue reading →