On Shrove Tuesday the children made pancakes. They were a big success!
As well as improving their baking skills, the children were practising their measuring skills.
Money Games
Here is a link to money games. Enjoy!
Also enjoy the pictures of the children learning with money in class.
Some Numeracy games
P2 Squares- Making stories to show link with adding and subtraction.
P1 Circles find the number
The Christmas Nativity
After two months of hard work, the children performed their nativity, The Christmas Recipe!
They worked hard to learn their songs, words, dances, stage directions and to speak loudly and clearly in front of a large audience. There were also a few changes of costumes to play different characters. Before the performance the children also helped to paint pictures and signs to decorate the stage.
Well done children! Your hard work certainly paid off on the night!
See photos on main page.
Stories of 10
Here is the link to the video we were watching in class which showed the numbers that when added together make ten.
In the Forest
In the forest we used our kellie kettles again to make soup and today we had wholemeal bread with it. Everyone tried the wholemeal bread and the majority of the children liked it. We are encouraging the children to make healthier choices when eating.
The children also searched for signs of Autumn and found a variety of leaves and acorns. Once again, there were no conkers from the horse chestnut tree.
The children also played games to help them order numbers and revisit place value.
Learning Time
Our First Visit to the Forest
P1/2 enjoyed their first visit to the forest with our helpers Hazel and Mr Howie.
In this visit the children learned safety rules in the forest, made soup with their kellie kettles, made numbers and letters on the ground with different outdoor items and searched for different fungi.
Making sentences
Click the link below to play the game to help you make sentences.
Making Numbers
Here is a link to a game to help you see how numbers are broken down.
Start with TU. Some of you will be able to extend to HTU.
