We’ve had a great start to the new decade. Today we discussed our Christmas snapshot of: things we watched, presents we received, places we visited, food we ate and gifts we gave. We wrote a Christmas report and shared our news with others.
Here are two Star Writers…
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REMINDER:Β Please remember to bring in your homework jotter tomorrow and make sure you bring your PE kit in for Wednesday when we next have PE.
Everyone had a fantastic, festive day today wearing our Christmas jumpers and having a tasty Christmas lunch.
Also, a huge thank you to everyone who sent a tin in today for the food bank, Iβm sure it will be really appreciated!
Finally, this afternoon was our dress rehearsal for the school nativity and we all sang like angels.
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FRIDAY NATIVITY REMINDER
ALL CHILDREN should come to school wearing black trousers/ leggings with black shoes ready for both Nativity Performances.
P4 CHRISTMAS PARTY
Primary 4 Christmas Party will be on MONDAY 16TH DECEMBER. Children may come to school wearing their costumes or bring it with them in a bag to get changed into.
Please could everyone bring in either juice/sweets/crisps/cakes to share out for their party. Thank you.
Primary 4 have beenΒ rehearsing for the school Nativity – Lights, Camel, Action – The Sequin. We have been busy preparing our costumes, adding some sparkle and perfecting our performance for Friday.
Tomorrow is Christmas Lunch day and Christmas Jumper day! You may dress up in your Christmas jumper and wear own clothes. Please bring a tin from home to donate to our local food bank. e.g. beans/ peas/ soup etc.
FRIDAY NATIVITY REMINDER
ALL CHILDREN should come to school wearing black trousers/ leggings and black shoes ready for the Nativity performances.
Today in Big Reading, we enjoyed reading Chapter 12 – Mr Kranky’s Great Idea. We have been learning to summarise the main events using bullet points and then expanding them to retell in our own words, making links to Drama.
Well done to this week’s homework stars, CMcC andTR who used craft/ outdoor materials toΒ create a festive wreath. Also to NS who followed a festive recipe and baked Gingerbread Men. Well Done! π
This week was our first week of the new Festive homework. All pupils have been given out their new homework grid and house points are given out for completed tasks.
Some children have showcased their baking and creating skills. ED has used craft materials to create a festive wreath while NS used a variety of outdoor materials to create his. IP followed a festive recipe with an adult and baked a tasty Gingerbread lady. Well done boys and girls, fabulous homework!
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Tonight we enjoyed our Christmas Cinema with the film Frozen. It was great fun singing along! π
This morning we were focusing on our ‘Skill of the Month’ which is Communication. We have learned that ‘Communicating’ is more than just ‘Active Listening.’ In the classroom we took part in activities that showed us: paying attention, having good eye contact, showing positive body language, speaking clearly, taking turns, making choices of the correct language, asking good questions and sharing and respecting opinions and demonstrating ways we can be a ‘Good Communicator.’
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Everyone in the class has packaged up their ‘Snowman Mug’ with Hot Chocolate sachet, Candy Cane and Marshmallow that is beautifully presented with a bow and gift tag ready for sale, tomorrow at Woodlands Christmas Fayre.
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We look forward to seeing you there from 10am – 12 noon.
After a while we are almost finished our Enterprise task of completing the Snowman Mugs. Yay! Today we had the last of the mugs decorated, baked in the oven then we started the packaging.
If you cannot make the Christmas Fayre on Saturday and you would like to buy your mug you may bring in Β£2.50 to buy it.
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