Today we have had a very busy and exhausting day. We started with orienteering, then our beat the street timed walk, and in the afternoon we made fruity faces.
Tomorrow we are visiting Stirling Castle. Pupils can wear casual clothes. I would suggest that pupils wear something warm and bring or wear a waterproof jacket. Remember packed lunches if you have not ordered a school packed lunch. I hope the weather is kind to us, but I am sure we will have a fantastic day regardless.
Everyone in our class took part in the football tournament today, we all had a team, either; Ghana, Kenya, India or Columbia. Each team made poster to represent their country and the Fairtrade product that comes from the country.
The tournament was great fun and we all enjoyed taking part.
This week we have been researching clothing in medieval times. We found some funny and interesting facts. We have started drawing deigns for medieval clothes choosing a character from the time to help us.
I found out that poor people did not have bright clothes they wore dark grey and black colours, rich people would have things like red and gold. Daniel
I found out that boys wore tights. Owen
Boys and girls wore dresses. David
Women sometimes wore tunics over their dresses. Euan
We learned a rhyme to help us remember the number of days in each month.
I have enjoyed reading Horrid Henry, some of the work has been harder but it has been fun. Sophie
Learning to do a summary has been fun, trying to add connectives. Cayden
Good morning on this very snowy day, if you are not able to be in school today here are some ideas for independent learning.
Today is our story writing day; try writing a story about your own adventures in the snow, remember to add interesting details to describe the setting and characters. Use your homework jotter.
Try some fancy spelling to practice this weeks phoneme words and common words. You have the words in your homework jotter.
Maths; take time to practice your learn it facts and the 2, 5 and 10 times tables. Make a pile of snowballs then double them or half them. Practice doubling and halving using the steps you have been shown for 2 digit numbers. Make some number trios. Make a table of things that you do today and record the time you start each thing, try to record times in both analogue and digital format.
Further research what people wore in the middle ages in Scotland, what materials were commonly used. You could try making a further design of your own.
Have fun, I hope to see you all tomorrow. Mrs Patrick
Primary 3 have created a lot of fantastic artwork associated to different areas of learning. In our Scotland topic we explored the work of artist Steven Brown the creator of McCoo, we produced our own versions using different materials for texture. We found out about our Scottish national dress and we used toy cars to make tartan patterns on paper that we then folded to make kilts with pleats, we added belts and a sporrans to finish the look. We were learning about Chinese New Year and to celebrate the Year of the Rooster we made our own roosters. We are using clay for modelling this term and have started by creating our own thumb pots.
This week we have been learning about symmetry. We have been exploring shapes and patterns to find lines of symmetry, we used a mirror to help us to do this, we also attempted to create our own symmetrical patterns.
We have started to investigate our local community, we have been discussing types of housing and thinking about the different groups of people that live in our community. We went on a local area walk to explore the features of our local community.
We are working very hard to perfect our Nativity performance, you are in for a real treat. We hope you are able to come along to one of the performances and enjoy the show. Pupils have been issued notes outlining costume requirements for their roles, thank you in advance for your support with this.
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