Primary 6 – Tuesday 21st April

Good morning Primary 6,

Here are the answers to yesterday’s maths problems:

a) 770  b) 1080  C) 880

d) 5690  e) 9999  f) 7700

g) 8000  h) 1250  i) 1200

j) Four thousand, three hundred and thirty

k) Three thousand, one hundred

l) Six thousand, one hundred

How did you get on?

Here are your questions for today.

In the number 2436,

The 2 stands for two thousands

The 4 stands for four hundred

The 3 stands for three tens

The 6 stands for six units

1.What do the following digits stand for in the number 3471 :

a) 3  b) 4  c) 7  d) 1

2. What does the 5 stand for in each of these numbers:

a) 5741  b)  8750  c) 9875  d) 1599

3. Write the following numbers out fully in words:

a) 3,870  b) 9,051  c) 12,045  d) 20,040

e) 120,427  f) 800,350  g) 702,050  h) 909,090

4. Write the following numbers using digits:

a) nine hundred and ten  b) twenty thousand and fifty

c) sixty thousand and six  d) one hundred thousand and one

e) nine hundred and nine thousand  f) one hundred and eleven thousand and eleven

g) one million

Record your answers in your jotter. Email them to me at

gw09mcintoshdavid3@glow.sch.uk

5. There is a place value task for you up on Sumdog starting today which ends with an assessment on Friday.

6. There is also a place value learning pod now open on Studyladder to help you along.

Here is Cressida Cowell reading Chapter 11 (part 1) of, “How to Train your Dragon.”

There are lots of descriptive similes used in this chapter,

“…like 50 dragon trying to get in…”

“…like a couple of sleeping babies…”

Listen to the chapter again and try to write down all of the similes that are used. Cressida Cowell is very careful to only use similes that vikings would understand,

“…like dragons…”

“…like babies…”

“…like cliffs…”

Why do you think that she does this?

Why does she not use similes that we would recognise like, “…as tall as a block of flats…?”

What do the similes add to the story?

Record your answers in your jotter. Email them to me at

gw09mcintoshdavid3@glow.sch.uk

For Health and Wellbeing today I have created a new Learning Pod on Studyladder called “Home and Sun Safety” that I would like you to do.

Now listen to this reading from the Acts of the Apostles and think about how the actions of the early Christian Church is being repeated today by the many people and organisations who are helping one another through this time of lockdown.

If there is anyone who is still looking for their log in for Studyladder please email me and I can send it straight to you.

Finally for today, who fancies some Spanish?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uwioVbJMDY

Mr. McIntosh

Primary 6 – Monday 20th April

Well, Good morning Primary 6!

I hope that you had a lovely break and that you are all ready to get back to it.

Uniforms on? Then we can begin.

Let’s get our heads back to it with some trips up and down the number line.

Write down the number that is:

a) 10 after 760  b) 200 after 880  c) 70 before 950

d) 300 after 5390  e) 2000 after 7999  f) 1000 before 8700

g) 4500 after 3500  h) 4000 before 5250  i) 8700 before 9900

j) four hundred and thirty after three thousand nine hundred

k) two thousand five hundred before five thousand six hundred

l) two thousand nine hundred before nine thousand

I’ll post the answers tomorrow or you can email them to me at

gw09mcintoshdavid3@glow.sch.uk

I’m going to be using this email for all your work from now on so if you do anything that you want to send me that’s the address to use.

Here’s Cressida Cowell reading Chapter 10 of “How to Train your Dragon.”

It’s the Thor’s Day Thursday celebrations. After you have listened to the chapter write a newspaper report about the events of the day. Create a headline and then imagine that you are a viking reporter moving through all of the events reporting about what is happening and who it is happening to. Try to use the language that you find in newspapers, you introductory paragraph should tell the who, what, where, when and why of the story and then your following paragraphs should recount each event in greater detail.

It’s always a good idea to get some interviews in towards the end of your article. Perhaps you could imagine an interview with the winner of the Gull’s Egg Eating competition that Gobber throws up during or speak to the mother of the Ugliest Baby winner, she would be so proud. You can write the article in your jotter or word process it.

Send me a copy at

gw09mcintoshdavid3@glow.sch.uk

Now that your brain is fired up let’s get your body moving.

Grab a deck of regular playing cards and set a timer for 10 minutes.

Each suit in the deck is a kind of exercise and the number on the card is the number of times that you need to do it. So:

Spades = squats

Hearts = push ups

Clubs = lunges

Diamonds = jumping jacks

Shuffle the deck and put them near you then start the timer.

Take the first card and complete the exercise,

so if you draw the five of spades, it’s 5 squats

the seven of diamonds, its 7 jumping jacks

after you finish each exercise take a new card and keep going.

If you draw any face card it’s unlucky 13 of that exercise, but aces only count as 1.

If you reach the bottom of the deck before the timer runs out, you’re done! If not, keep going until the timer runs out.

Remember to pick an activity from your new grid to try today.

R.E. – St Thomas the Apostle is often called, “Doubting Thomas” find out why and explain if you think it is fair that he has been given this title.

Let me know how you get on with the activities today. You can email me or hit the comment button below. I’ll be updating Sumdog and Studyladder tomorrow with some new challenges and learning pods.

 

Mr. McIntosh

 

 

Happy Friday!!

Good Morning Everyone!

Primary 4/3 can you believe that is another week of home learning nearly over.    I hope you are all well and looking after yourselves.  I have been very impressed by the work completed online, lots of you have now had the chance to try out the spelling and reading on Sumdog.  I would like to see more of you on Studyladder and First News.  Come on, give them a try if you have not been on yet!  If you are having problems logging in to any of the resources please drop me an email – SBoyce@st-barbaras.n-lanark.sch.uk and I will help you to get signed on.

This morning we would have been going along to First Friday mass with the school.  I hope you can take some time out of your day to say a little prayer for all of the people that are ill and in need of a little prayer. 🙏

Once you have completed your literacy, numeracy and health and well-being tasks for today I thought you would like to see the Easter cards we would have made in class as we finish for our Easter holiday!   I have attached the video for you to watch.  I hope that some of you might be able to try them out.  I am sure it would make a lovely surprise for someone in your family!

Remember to ask an adult to upload your finished cards to Twitter if you get the chance to make one.

Well boys and girls, Mrs Graham and I are missing you all so much and we hope that you have a lovely Easter holiday.  Remember to get as much exercise as you can, stay safe and relax over the holiday!!  You will be able to take a well earned break from your home learning until the 20th of April.

Wishing you and your families a Happy and Holy Easter. 🐰🐰

Mrs Boyce xx 🌈🌈

 

Good Morning Primary 4/3

Well boys and girls, it is Thursday 2nd April.  I hope you are all well and have been helping out around the house as well as keeping up with your home learning.

I have been online checking all of the online learning you have been doing and I can see that there are some of you using Sumdog, Study Ladder and First News.  If you have not been on make sure you try today!!  Remember there is spelling and reading as well as maths on Sumdog.  As Mrs Graham has said after Easter we will be setting challenges so it’s better to get in some practice before we start on the challenges.

I have loved seeing some of your faces on Twitter, please remember to ask an adult to upload any of the activities you do today.

Keep smiling and take care.  I am missing having you all in class.

Mrs B 😢

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HAPPY FRIDAY!!

Primary 4/3

Friday 27 March 2020

Good morning boys and girls.  I hope you are well and you have been behaving!!

I can see more people have been on Spelling and Reading on Sumdog.  I hope that you are getting to know your way around Study Ladder too.

Try to remember to tweet me your activities so that I can see what you have been doing.  I hope you have been getting plenty of exercise – have you been you doing your Joe Wicks?  I have!!

Take care and have a lovely weekend!!

Mrs Boyce x 🌈🌈🌈

Wednesday 25th March

Good Morning Primary 6

Thank you to all the people who got in touch yesterday so that they could log in to Studyladder.

If you can’t find your username and password email me and I will send it on to you today.

New challenges went up on Sumdog this morning for spelling, reading and maths.

If you click on the link below there’s also a special challenge just for you.

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Mr. McIntosh

Tuesday 24th

Good Morning Primary 6,

It was lovely to see so many of you working through the challenges that are waiting for you on Sumdog yesterday. New challenges are waiting to go up ever couple of days so keep checking back to see what’s available.

Keep working through your grids and posting what you are doing to our twitter, if you can, so that we can all keep in contact.

There are also activities waiting for you on Studyladder.com that you can access using your new logins.

If you have lost your login for studyladder or you were not at school when they were distributed please email me and I’ll send it to you.

davidmcintosh@st-barbaras.n-lanark.sch.uk

Now, I’m off to show Joe Wicks how to work out.

Mr. McIntosh

 

Tuesday 24th March

Good morning boys and girls.

I hope you are all well.  Just keep working through your grids that you received last week or the literacy and numeracy grids that are uploaded here.  Remember to take lots of breaks and have fun too!  Stay safe boys and girls.

Mrs Grant 🙂

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