R.E – Wednesday 10th June

Happy Wednesday everyone.

Today you will be learning about The Pope. Have a look at the powerpoint below.

Who is The Pope

Every pope has three main jobs:

  • He teaches us by writing and preaching about Jesus.
  • He governs, or leads, us with the power handed down to him from St. Peter.
  • He sanctifies us, or helps make us holy, through prayer and the sacraments.

Although The Pope has just three primary jobs, he has many names, or titles. Fill in the missing vowels to find just five of his many titles. (Use the powerpoint to help you.)

To show that the pope is the spiritual father of all Catholics, he is called the

H____LY     F____TH____R.

To show that he is the head of a very special diocese, he is called the

B____SH____P       ____F       R____M____.

To show that he represents Jesus on earth, he is called the

V____C____R   ____F     J____S____S   CHR____ST.

To show that he is the head of the Church, he is called the

S___PR____M___       P____NT____FF.

To show that he is carrying out Jesus’ command to help others, he is called the

S____RV____NT       ____F     TH____       S____RV____NTS     ____F

Here is a picture for you to colour in.

Extension Activity

You are going to research our current Pope. You must include the following:

  • The Pope’s real name and reason for their chosen name as Pope.
  • Their date and place of birth
  • When they began their papacy
  • 5 interesting facts about them

Please send your work to gw14waughamanda@glow.sch.uk or tweet us @St_BarbarasPS

Have a great day!

Primary 5/4 – Friday 5th June

Hello!

Well it is Friday again and another week of home learning nearly complete. We are finishing with our rainbow topic this week so I made us some word art to represent our class.

Here are the activities for today. Take some Golden Time today everyone (parents too!) You are all working so hard and deserve a break.

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This will be our last blog as there will be new updated grids for you to use from next week until the end of term. The teachers will be back in school next week making sure we have everything ready for you to come back in August. Make sure you still access these blogs for your daily RE and Health & Wellbeing as well as any other important messages.

It has been a strange time but I am so proud of you all for staying home and trying to do your best. I am still here for you so feel free to email me anytime.

Take care & have a lovely weekend,

Mrs McGill

Primary 5/4 – Friday 29th May

Good morning everyone,

Well another week of home learning is nearly complete. Please make sure you take little breaks like we would at school and take advantage of the lovely weather. As it is Friday you deserve to have some Golden Time! Please see below for today’s activities.

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Have a lovely weekend and I will be back with you next Wednesday.

Take care,

Mrs McGill

 

Primary 5/4 – Thursday 21st May

Good morning!

I hope you all had some fun in the sun yesterday! I am very lucky and got to spend most of the day in the garden with my little girl. Please see below for today’ activities.

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It’s Thursday but you will be pleased to know that this is your last day of home learning this week. It’s the May holiday weekend so you have tomorrow and Monday off to relax and enjoy spending time with your families.

Take care,

Mrs McGill

Primary 5/4 – Wednesday 20th May

Good morning!

The sun is shinning and we have plenty to keep our brains and bodies active so let’s get to it! Please find below the activities for today, as always please complete what you can.

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In the powerpoint I have also included some examples of the wonderful work you have been sending me. What a talented class we have Mrs Grant!

Please keep sending us pictures of completed work so we can keep showing off! We really appreciate all the hard work!

Take care & have a great day!

 

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