Primary Three have been hard at work since returning to our studies after the Easter break. We’re continuing with all our usual Language and Maths work. And we’ve lots of new activities and games, and are finding new ways of learning. If you haven’t joined us yet, just log into Glow; we’ll be delighted to see you.
Here’s Cara’s comic strip of Jesus’ resurrection at Easter.
In preparation for World Book Day, the pupils of Primary Three Room Ten have been busy brainstorming, writing, redrafting and illustrating their own novels based on the theme of an unwelcome visitor to a guesthouse on Mars. On Friday the children entertained their parents by reading their novels aloud.
The Infant Communications Team wish to encourage Rooms 10 and 11 as they begin preparation for their First Reconciliation.
Here are some of the pupils from Room 10, Primary 3, showcasing the Christmas decorations and gifts they have created by recycling junk materials.
Even more children from Room 10, Primary 3, have invented, designed and demonstrated their own board games as an extra homework task.
These children from Room 10, Primary 3, invented, designed and demonstrated their own board games as an extra homework task.
The children of Room 10 voted unanimously to name the chicks Chicken Nugget, Fries and Ketchup (don’t ask). Sadly Ketchup didn’t survive, but we’ve witnessed the remaining two find their feet, spread their wings and now find their voices.
Inspired by watching the new movie Toy Story 4, this young man has created his own model of one of the main characters, Forky.
The chicks are starting to spread their wings.
