Some children in P7 have started their ‘Bikeability’ programme. Robert is coming in every Tuesday morning for next few weeks to help the children with their movement and stability on their bikes. In May the children will get a chance to go outside the school and go a road cycle.
Hi everyone! P4/3 have been learning how to tell the time in Maths. We are doing really well! Have a look at how we can match lots of different analogue and digital times.
Primary 5 enjoyed their Friday afternoon last week when we had a visit from our Speech and Language Therapists who were leading a workshop on Lego Therapy. The children enjoyed working in groups of three and taking on the different roles of engineer, supplier and builder in rotation to solve the design brief and build their Lego models.
Primary 5 had an amazing day yesterday on their visit to Stirling Castle. We met some interesting characters and learned lots of new things about the Scottish Wars of Independence.
Primary 1 were learning to write letters today. We found out lots of interesting things about the Falkirk Wheel so decided to ask Mr Thomas if we could go there on a trip. We wrote him letters and put them in envelopes addressed to Mr Thomas. Some of the pupils delivered them to his office. He was very impressed and said we can plan our trip.
Primary 7b have been looking at the main leaders in World War 2. They have researched their role in the war and created their own life sized images. They enjoyed working co-operatively doing this and their finished work is excellent! Here are some pictures of their working progress.
Primary 7b have been learning about Evacuation in World War 2. They looked at a PowerPoint on child evacuees and then determined the items they would take in their suitcase if they were evacuated. They also created their own images of evacuated children and how they would have looked back in 1940.
Primary 5 are continuing to work well together in their cooperative learning groups. This morning they have been reading a non fiction text about The Scottish Wars of Independence. They carried out different reading tasks which they then shared with the whole class.
After playtime we have been rotating round money tasks to consolidate our learning before we have an assessment on Friday and move on in the maths pathway to learn about measure next week.
We hope you like our photos and notice how well we are learning together!
Primary 5 have been working in cooperative groups today to solve a science investigation. They have been looking at the different types of material and investigating which ones are waterproof and which ones absorb water.
We had fun yesterday working together in groups to collage WilliamWallace and Robert the Bruce.
