We had a wonderful time completing our sponsored obstacle course on Wednesday afternoon. Even though the course was challenging, it was no match for us superstars in Primary 3!
October 14, 2016
by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin)
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October 14, 2016
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Christmas comes early in P6!
Well you’d be forgiven for thinking that it was the festive season in P6 yesterday. The Christmas music was playing and we were singing along merrily as we designed Christmas cards for a super competition…
Very surreal (like Salvador Dali’s art!) but lots of fun!
Happy holidays everyone!
October 14, 2016
by Ms Kiernan
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Busy week in Primary 6/7!
This week has been an extremely busy week in Primary 6/7. Firstly we had the sponsored obstacle course, even Miss Kiernan had a go!
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- Going for it!
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- Nearly there!
Mr Young organised a Christmas card competition. The children had to complete a Christmas picture and the winning picture will be put onto a Christmas Card which will be sold at the Christmas Fair.
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- Great design!
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- Nearly finished!
Well done Primary 6/7 for collecting so many tins for Helping Hands!
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- Helping Hands!
October 10, 2016
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1 update.
Once again, we have had a fabulous week. We have been showing the teacher our number skills and how we can order the numbers up to 5 and beyond.
Working hard in the Digital Learning suite is always one of the highlights of our week. Here we are learning to log on and access the programmes on the computer. It is tricky to move the mouse around but we are getting more skilled every week.
Stay and Read sessions are well under way in our class and library every Friday morning. Whenever our family and friends stay and read with us it is great fun.
Somehow we have almost completed the first term of primary 1 and it has flown in…..we can’t wait to see what’s going to happen next week……
October 9, 2016
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Comida Española!
This week, we headed off to the Get-Together room to make Spanish food and drinks. On the menu we had sangria mocktails, banderillas and gazpacho…
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- Add some chorizo and pickles
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- Some olives and sundried tomatoes
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- And you get…banderillas!
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- Ok, what first…?
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- Adding garlic to the gazpacho..
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- Not too much!
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- Tomatoes and a squeeze of lemon…
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- Who forgot to chop the cucumber?
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- Give it all good whizz…
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- And another…nearly done.
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- I’m not sure about this…
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- Cold soup…makes me giggle!
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- Well I quite like it!
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- Grape juice…
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- Ice and fruit…
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- Lemon juice…
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- Sangria mocktails!
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- Mmmm…
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- I think they like them!
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- Very cultured!
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- Cheers!
The sangria mocktails were a big hit but I think the jury is still out on the gazpacho! Great teamwork boys and girls. Well done!
October 9, 2016
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Mind your Language!
This week we have been very busy in class learning all about different types of sentences. Having looked at some examples in groups, we discussed the difference between each sentence and what each one tell us. We now are aware and can distinguish between the sentence types: statement, command, question and exclamation. We had lots of fun in pairs sorting examples under the correct headings.
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October 9, 2016
by Mrs MacFarlane
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Primary 5 and interesting research!
This week have been looking at a number of things as part of our UK topic.
One thing we have been looking at is Coatbridge, our local area. We began researching how Coatbridge got it’s name then we became engrossed finding all about Coatbridge throughout the years.
Did you know the Coatbridge fountain has been moved many times in the past? Look at these photos below. Can you guess the decade?
We really liked the ones with the horse and carts!
Keep an eye on school bags for Monday’s homework. A bit different this week. A Coatbridge challenge!
We have also been continuing to read through The BFG. We are at the part where Sophie and the giant head to Buckingham palace. We followed their journey via our smart board and we were fascinated with Buckingham Palace. What a lovely building! We even had a wee sneaky peak inside. Very impressive and glamorous. We decided to draw it in art and decided to write about meeting the queen in story writing! Imagine!
October 7, 2016
by Ms Kiernan
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Primary 6/7 Superstars!
Primary 6/7 put on a spectacular performance today at their class assembly based on the musical The Lion King!
Well done!
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- The Lion King
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- Tribal Mask
October 6, 2016
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Keeping Active !
The children have been haveing lots of fun working with Mr Fowler this week. Keeping active and developing their skills in PE.
October 3, 2016
by Mrs MacFarlane
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A catch up with pr5!
Primary five have been very busy practising our tables. If you walk by our room you will see us playing games such as stand and deliver, hot seat, bean bag pass and so on. These are to help us to remember our tables quicker. It’s a challenge but we are really enjoying it!
We have been learning all about theUK. Part of this has involved us looking at the Atlas and we are beginning to become experts when it comes to locating places on maps and using co-ordinates. We are really enjoying this and some of us have even chosen to read an Atlas in our reading for enjoyment time!
Part of learning about the UK is looking at how the UK is lead. We had a look at the Royal Family And their family tree. It was interesting to find out who is first in line for the throne. Did you know there are people 13th in line for the throne? We had a good look at who will be our future king or Queen!
The next part of our topic is to look at the local area of Coatbridge! Keep your eyes peeled for questionnaires and little researchers coming from Pr 5!
