St Bartholomew's Class Blog

May 8, 2019
by gw16allingtongemma@glow
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Keeping busy in Primary 7

We have been working very hard in Primary 7 in preparation for the upcoming Gaelic football tournament. By discussing team tactics and communicating well with each other we are able to connect passes and perform some great defensive tactics.

As as part of our homework this term we enjoyed researching and preparing a presentation about someone famous. We had a great variety of presentations, some of us have chosen to create a PowerPoint and others have produced something hand written.

 

Finally, we have really enjoyed working on our Junior Prince Award learning a lot of great skills that will be vital to us in our life and they are also very enjoyable activities to take part in.

Take a look at what we have been doing!

April 30, 2019
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1 update.

We are all working rally hard at improving our reading skills and learning to look for information in the books we are reading. Here we are reading a tricky book about Animal Feet, we need to use the contents page to find out about different animals.

At task time, we are writing by ourselves. We use lots of different things to help us and to give us ideas. You can see some of the characters from the Story Bag that we can write about.

In our maths, we are working on measure and are learning to measure the area of different shapes. As well as this we are doing Number Talks – a strategy which helps us talk about out mathematical thinking and explain how we got the answer.

If you walk into our lovely school, you will see the wall displays from each class – here is our term three display when we were exploring different ways to travel.

As part of our PE sessions we are working on improving our coordination and our fine motor skills, this means improving our muscles in our fingers and hands, which helps us with lots of other activities in class including writing neatly.

Last week, we visited the school kitchen and made our healthy fruit kebabs. We prepared and shared these with our Primary 2 and Primary 3 friends in the afternoon. Everyone loved the fruit kebabs and there was not a single piece of healthy food left over at the end of our buffet!


Primary 1 made 90 kebab sticks to share with the P2’s and P3’s!

April 29, 2019
by Mr Fowler
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P.2 – A classroom full of chefs!

It was a lovely day for the infants last Friday. P.1, P.2 and P.3 all came together to create a healthy eating cafe for all three classes. Let’s talk about the work that P.2 have been doing…

First, we decided to make some sandwiches for the big day. We started off by washing our hands and wearing special gloves and headgear. This kept our food safe to eat!

After that, we set about creating our sandwiches. We selected our fillings, assembled our resources before finally cutting our sandwiches into four. This made them easy to share!

In the afternoon, a mixture of P.1, P.2 and P.3 visited each class and talked about the dishes that they had prepared. After that, there was only one thing to do.. tuck in!

What a great day!

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March 28, 2019
by Mr Fowler
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P.2 in the garden!

We’ve been busy gardening this week.

We planted giant sunflower seeds in our class propagator. This will help our seedlings to grow a bit quicker.

We need to water them every day so there’s going to be plenty of work to do. However, these sunflowers can grow to be over 3 METRES tall! Wow!

We’ll keep you up to date with our progress!

 

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March 25, 2019
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1 update.

 

Today, we went to the Riverside Museum. While we were there, we did a workshop all about, “People who help us!”

Here are a few pictures to let you see what we were doing all day.

We chose to be fire fighters, paramedics, police officers or lollipop people today at the museum.

Everyone got dressed up.

First of all we found the police car and explored the job of the police person.

We worked well as a team to come off the area.

Next we found the fire engine. It was an old one, we looked at all the different parts of it and used the hose to put out a fire!

Then we found the ambulance and used all of the paramedics equipment to bandage up the teacher!

Here we are exploring the toucan crossing. It has special devices so that people who cannot see or hear still know when to cross.

We even had to
I’m working to explore the toys in the education room.

Some of us coloured some people who help us pictures.

We even had time to go on to the tall ship and see what life was like for a sailor.

Look at this helpful sailor, scrubbing the deck.

Sailors hard at work today n the tall ship.

P1 on the subway.

March 20, 2019
by Mr Fowler
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Pop Art in Primary 2

We’ve been studying the work of Roy Lichtenstein in class. He was a famous Pop Artist who used bright colours, stripes and dots to create his work.

 

Inspired by him, we decided to create some Lichtenstein Sunrises. First, we coloured in the land and sun using strong green and yellow paint. After that, we used dots and lines to create the effect of a rippling sky.

 

What a talented class!

 

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March 15, 2019
by Miss Kirkland
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Primary Five Update

A very busy week in Primary 5!

 

P5 were very lucky this week. We got a special visit from headteacher, Mrs Donaldson! She had heard some fabulous things about this class’ work with Number Talks! She was very impressed indeed with all of our hard work! Well done P5!

We also had an amazing time for our first week at swimming! The boys and girls loved getting the opportunity to visit the Time Capsule to improve our swimming skills.

Eva said “While the first group were still getting changed, the second group got to watch a girl ice skating and we all cheered for her!”

Sophie M said “It was really good! We got to do a little assessment to test our swimming ability!”

Gracie “I really enjoyed playing chicken nugget, duck or hero!”

We also had the fabulous opportunity to show off our amazing Spanish skills to Mrs Bolland. She visited us on Wednesday afternoon to see how hard we are all working! She was super impressed!

Maddison said “We were learning all about the Spanish colours and we played Spanish bingo!”

Molly said “Mrs Bolland was very very impressed and we learned that she used to teach Spanish too!”

Very soon we will be doing a spot of Spanish themed cooking. Keep your eyes peeled for an update!

March 14, 2019
by Mr Fowler
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Time for fun in P.2!

This week in class, we’ve been learning about how we can time how long it takes us to do something. We usually measure time by using words like ‘seconds’ or ‘minutes’.

On Wednesday, we used the timer functions on the iPads to measure how long it took us to

– do twenty star jumps
– write our name ten times
– walk a lap of the playground

It took us just over 5 minutes and 34 seconds to complete our lap, although some people said that we would have walked faster if Mr Fowler was not holding us back…

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