We made comments for our Friendship Tree – saying kind words about somebody we wouldn’t generally say something nice to.
Next we went over to the hall and Miss Dingwall showed us how to play Indoor Curling. We had a great time and some of us would have played longer.
This was then followed by orienteering in the playground with Mrs Lynne. The children in pairs managed this very well and after initially finding it a little tricky, they had it mastered. Mrs Lynne kindly provided Hot Chocolate to keep us warm, as the snow was beginning to fall a little harder.
In the afternoon, after music practice, we played Whole School Dodgeball. Well done to Ardoch who won, but a big well done has to go to Alexander Bickerton who was standing alone in his team,
Today we started with a whole school walk around the Castle Drive. Even though there were snow flurries, off we went! On route Jim Dawson, a local farmer, kindly let us see his newborn lambs in his farm.
After lunch we had a super time learning about SARDA. Mr Gaskell told us all about mountain rescue and the work of his dogs. We even had a demonstration, where the rescue dog had to find Mrs Gaskell.
Mrs Gaskell, Jodie and Mr Gaskell.
Off we go!
P”/3 on their merry way.
On the walk
Nearing the end. What huge snowballs!
Mrs Gaskell off to hide.
I think thats a little big Holly!
Euan trying the hard hat on.
Alexander- what big boots you have got!
Holly, Alexander and Euan trying the kit on.
Mr Gaskell showing the kit you need for mountain rescue.
In our groups we had another chance at improving our skills playing Victorian games.
Some boys and girls moved the game of marbles onto the carpet, as they were moving so quickly along the floor. We discussed that there would be more friction on the carpet, so the marbles would be easier to control.
Alexander takes his move while Holly, Carly and Cameron look on.
Eleanor, Alexander, Alexander and Erin play with their peg dolls in our little theatre.