St Bartholomew's Class Blog

December 16, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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Let it snow, let it snow!

Primary 1/2 used their creative skills once again to make these wonderful snowmen in art. We worked in cooperative groups again for this activity. Each person had an important job to do that would mean our activity went well and everyone tried hard. First we created our background, making it bright and patterned so that our snow men would stand out clearly.

imageimage After that, we waited for our backgrounds to dry and the following week we cut out our snowmen shapes. We glued them together and made them more individual by adding different craft materials.

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Lee chose a cool shopping bag!

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Marysa chose rose buttons.

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Malinka chose a bright paper flower.

Aren’t they just wonderful. You can see them displayed on our class board in the man foyer.

 

December 14, 2015
by Mrs MacFarlane
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A Catch up with pr 7!

image image image image image imageimageIt was the last week of our jewellery making club and the children amazed me with their shambala making skills! Even our visiting teacher, Mr McGinty joined in and made one too! We celebrated with some chocolate doughnuts!

 

Pr 7 have working very hard on their topic of Spain and we have studied a focus of bullfighting. The children have worked conscientiously reading,researching, collating results and facts. We began to look at both sides of  bullfighting and decided that some people want it to be banned while others would like the tradition to stay.  We decided to have a class debate on it and invited Mr Young in to watch.  He was completely impressed with our persuasive language and how we can disagree with each other in a positive way. He even said there could be a few future politicians in our class. Watch this space!

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December 10, 2015
by User deactivated
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It’s Christmas time!!

It’s our most favourite time of year here in P4 and we’ve been getting right into the festive spirit. First of all, we started writing our Christmas Books last week! For the whole month of December we get to be authors of our very own lovely Christmas books. Two kind P7s showed us their Christmas Books from last year and we loved them…

 

Then it was down to business! First, we looked at pictures from the book that will be used as the inspiration for our own writing. We made predictions from the pictures…

After that we read the book and we started to look at the features of a book. We decided that we needed to write our own Blurbs. Then, we got cracking with the story. We learned how to open a story by describing the setting using amazing adjectives. Then it was time to begin adding the stories to our books and illustrating them…

 

As well as that, we worked hard to rehearse for the P4-7 Carol Concert and we were awesome on the day. We looked and sang like angels on stage…

 

Can you believe we managed to fit in maths on top of all that?? Well we did! We have been working on our number facts to 20 to help up with our strategies for addition and subtraction…

 

And finally, here are yesterday’s Star Writers…these girls wrote excellent story openers using amazing adjectives, super vocabulary and even exclamation marks and ellipsis! Well done!

 

December 10, 2015
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Learning about Rights

In class today we were discussing the rights and responsibilities that we have within the school.

In the activity we were loking at what we felt were important rights and responsibilities in our school today and also looking at what we what our school to look like for our future.

December 10, 2015
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Working on the keyboards

We have been learning all about melody in music. We have been singing lots of songs and then finding out which notes to play for the tune. We now know that there are 8 notes in a scale. When we were using the keyboards we were able to find C on the keboard and were able to find all the notes we needed to play the tune for Do Re Me.

December 10, 2015
by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin)
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Preparing for Christmas in P2/3

What a super busy week we have had so far in Primary 2/3! As well as preparing for our Christmas Nativity performance next Wednesday, we have been producing some wonderful art work for our walls.

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On Tuesday we learned a traditional Scottish ceilidh dance called the Military Two-Step. We hope to perfect it before our Christmas party.

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We all had a ball at our special Chritmas lunch in the hall today. We enjoyed chatting with our friends and listening to some Christmas tunes as well.

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December 7, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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The Sparkly Snowman Post!

In Primary 1/2 over the past few weeks we have been working towards opening up our own postal service. It is now up and running and we are rushed off our little feet keeping the letters stamped and delivered on time. We had no idea working at the post office was so tiring!

Here are our very own Christmas stamps. If you post a letter in our post box at the hall, we will stamp it and post if free of charge!

Every day we collect, stamp, frank and sort the mail. Then we deliver it to each class.

We are making full use of our postal service and have written our letters to Santa – we are going to post them and hope we get a special reply.

Watch this space for more exciting Postal News from the Sparkly Snowman Post!

December 3, 2015
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Paddington’s Present

Yesterday we got a letter from our class teddy bear Paddington. He told us he had bought his mum a present for Christmas but he didn’t know how to wrap it up. He asked if Primary 2 would wrap the present for him and write him a set of instructions so he will know what to do the next time. He left the present and some wrapping paper for us in the class so Miss Connor and Miss Christie set up a wrapping table and we got started. First of all we made a list of all the things we needed to wrap the present. Then we began wrapping, one step at a time. We all got a turn at coming out and completing a step and we had to think about what we were doing so we could write it down clearly for Paddington. When we were finished, we showed our beautifully wrapped present to Paddington and he was so pleased! We put the completed set of instructions into his suitcase so he can use them the next time he has a present to wrap. He said thank you very much to all of the boys and girls in Primary 2 for helping him!

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