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P5S – Homework w/b 28.11.16

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Good afternoon everyone! I hope you are having a great weekend. Here is your homework and reminders for this week. 

Spelling: Units 20 and 27 should be completed this week. As always, each word should be copied out 3 times and a creative spelling activity for ALL words should be completed in your spelling jotter. Please complete a different activity from last week. This task should be returned to school by Friday.

Book Detectives: Your Book Detectives homework was issued last Thursday. Please click on the link below for the relevant information for your group. This homework is due for Thursday 1st December.

Book Detectives Homework Link

Personal Reading Challenge: This challenge is ongoing for the term. You have 3 weeks left of the challenge. Please remember to record the books in your reading passport as you finish them. The passport is kept in class.

Maths: Please click the link below for your maths homework. This task should be completed in your maths homework jotter.  Please remember that although the link states Thursday for return to school, you should return this task by Friday. All jotters should now be covered. Paper can be supplied if needed.

Standards are continuing to rise. Well done!

Group 1

Group 2

Please remember you may access the Multiplication and Division Trainer for extra practice if you wish. You can access the links below.

Multiplication Trainer

Division Trainer

  1.  P.E. is on Tuesday. Please ensure you have a full change of kit for both these sessions: top, shorts and trainers. Girls, please ensure you have socks to change into if you are wearing tights.
  2. We will be visiting the library on Tuesday so please remember to bring a suitable jacket. You may also bring your library card if you have one.
  3. School is closed on Wednesday for St. Andrew’s Day.
  4. House Christmas Art Day is on Friday. Please wear house colours. Remember you may get messy, so try not to wear your best clothes.
  5. Our Christmas Fayre will be held in the school on Saturday.

Enjoy the remainder of the weekend. See you tomorrow.

Mrs O’Neill

P5H Homework and Reminders – w/b 28/11/16

Good afternoon everyone, we’re back to that time of the week again. Please keep reading for your homework and reminders.

Spelling: Please complete list e for ee or ph in your spelling homework jotter for Thursday. You should complete a new task of your choice from the spelling homework activity grid you were given. If there are any you are unsure of please let me know in class and I will go over them with you. Please remember to complete a different spelling activity from this grid each week.

Book Detectives:

Please remember your Book Detectives homework is due for Tuesday 22nd.  If you are unsure of what your homework is you can find it here:

Book Detectives Homework

Personal Reading Challenge:  Your reading challenge continues until 20th December.  Please remember to record the books you have been reading in you Reading Passport which is kept in the class. Please be sure to chose books suitable for you so you can achieve your target of at least 4 books.

Well done to all our readers who have smashed their target already!

Maths:  This week I have posted another set of worded problems on your maths homework blog.  Please complete these in  your maths homework jotter. As always, please read each question carefully. You should ensure you are showing workings AND giving a sentence answer. This homework is due for Thursday.

Both group 1 and group 2 can find their maths homework here:

Group 1 Maths Homework

Group 2 Maths Homework

Please remember to access the Multiplication Trainer for extra times tables practice. We all had a trial run on Thursday in class.  You can access it using the link below. Also remember we have started up our Table Challenge again, we are going for green!

Multiplication Trainer

Here are your reminders for this week.

  1. P. E. is on Tuesday and Thursday. Please ensure you have a full kit to change into particularly on Thursday as our P.E. session is in the morning: shorts, trainers and a change of top. Girls, please remember to bring socks if you are wearing tights. Also please remember to have a full water bottle with you.
  2. A number of you have still not covered your homework jotters. Please try to have this done as soon as possible with your name and type of homework clearly marked on the front. If required paper can be supplied
  3. School is closed on Wednesday for St. Andrew’s Day.
  4. House Christmas Art Day is on Friday. Please wear house colours. Remember you may get messy, so try not to wear your best clothes.
  5. Our Christmas Fayre will be held in the school on Saturday 2nd December.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

See you all on Monday.

Mrs Hughes

P5 Group 1 Maths Homework – w/b 28/11/6

Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Thursday.

Have a Go – Word Problems

  1. Eilidh bought a chocolate bar costing 70p.  She also bought one for Emma, Heather and Leah. How much did she spend altogether?
  2. Fraser B has a bunch of grapes.  When he counts them he has 36. He decides to share them with Gregor, Brandon and Owen. How many grapes will they get each?
  3. Hannah has a collection of Trolls totaling 87.  To have a full set she needs 168. How many more does Hannah need to collect?
  4. Evie has 178 pencils and Mischa has 169. How many do they have in total?
  5. Sophie kindly bought in 56 coloured pencils.  She decided to share them between our groups.  We have 7 groups in our class, how many pencils would Sophie give to each group?
  6. David decides to go to the bowling alley as a treat. If he takes Sam J, Killian, Ben and  Duncan how much money will he need if one ticket is £9.00?
  7. Challenge Question: Sionan has 234 Pokémon cards and Jack has 326 .

a) How many do they have altogether?

b) How many more cards does Jack have than Sionan?

P5 Group 2 Maths Homework – w/b 28.11.16

Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Thursday.

Have a Go – Word Problems

  1. Eilidh bought a chocolate bar costing 50p.  She also bought one for Emma, Heather and Leah. How much did she spend altogether?
  2. Fraser B has a bunch of grapes.  When he counts them he has 40. He decides to share them with Gregor, Brandon and Owen. How many grapes will they get each?
  3. Hannah has a collection of Trolls totaling 88.  To have a full set she needs 168. How many more does Hannah need to collect?
  4. Evie has 180 pencils and Mischa has 169. How many do they have in total?
  5. Sophie kindly bought in 35 coloured pencils.  She decided to share them between our groups.  We have 7 groups in our class, how many pencils would Sophie give to each group?
  6. David decides to go to the bowling alley as a treat. If he takes Sam J, Killian, Ben and  Duncan how much money will he need if one ticket is £9.00?
  7. Challenge Question: Sionan has 254 Pokémon cards and Jack has 343 .

a) How many do they have altogether?

b) How many more cards does Jack have than Sionan?

Christmas Fair Goodies

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On Friday, we completed a task given to us by the parent council. They set us an ‘apprentice’ style task to make products to sell at the Christmas fair whilst working out cost of materials, selling price, margin and marketing strategies. We really enjoyed the afternoon and hope people like our creations should they buy one! We hope you like the pictures of our creative process!

P6G

 

P7M Homework – Monday 28th November

Remember to complete each task to the best of your ability. Please let me know if you are struggling with any task or need advice, as soon as possible. Try not to get stressed or upset about homework – it really isn’t worth it! Ask your parent/carer to write a note if you are unable to  attempt any task. Thank you.

Language

  • Reading – Please see below for the pages you have to read. We will no longer be completing any Book Detectives jobs at home. The only reading homework you have, is to read! As this is a short week, no new books will be issued.
    • Blue: Secret and Lies – Whole book by Monday 5th
    • Orange: Deadly, Animal Heroes, Extreme Fear or Trapped! – Whole book by Monday 5th
    • Purple: Own choice of novel – Whole book by Monday 5th
    • Red:  –  Whole book by Monday 5th
    • Yellow: –  Whole book by Monday 5th
    • Green: Split! Whole book by Monday 5th
  • Personal Reading Challenge – Throughout the year, please read extra texts on top of the class novels. Record what you have read and complete the tasks on the Personal Reading Challenge sheet.
  • Spelling – Unit/List 6 – Please complete Unit/List 6 in your Spelling Homework jotter for Monday 5th December. Please practise your spelling words on Spelling City (not compulsory).

Maths

Other

  • P.E. Monday  and Thursday 9-10am – Please wear your P.E. kit to school and then change into your uniform.
  • Wednesday 30th – St Andrew’s Day Holiday
  • Friday 2nd – Christmas Art Day: Wear your House colours but it might get messy!
  • We are looking for two adult helpers to accompany us to the library on Tuesday 6th from 11.15-12.00. Please write a note in your child’s diary if you are able to help. Thank you in advance.

Remember if you need a paper copy of any of the homework tasks, please ask.

week beginning 28/11/16

As it is a short week, there will be no reading books home.  You could read your library book, Bookbug books or play teach your monster to read.

In class we will be playing some language games.  Why don’t you try them at home.

the painting game,fishing bowl game  and the 3 letter wordmaker game.

There are no new sounds this week.  We will still practise our wordwalls and do a maths challenge.

Just a reminder – Wednesday is the St Andrews Day holiday and Friday is the House Christmas Art Day. Please wear house colours and clothes you can get a bit messy in.

Read and Munch will be on Thursday this week.

Phew !!!!!!

P5S – Book Detectives due 1.12.16

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As discussed in class, you will read a set amount of pages per week. Please see below for the pages to be read by each group this week.

Green: Carnival King – Please read the introduction and chp. 1-5 inclusive (pages 4-40).

Yellow:    Hostage – Please read chp. 1-7 inclusive (pages 3-27).

Red:   Over the Rainbow – Please read the introduction and chp. 1-2 inclusive (pages 4-20).

Blue:   Kid Wonder and the Sticky Skyscraper – Please read chp. 1-4 inclusive (pages 3-24).

Once you have completed the reading this week you should then complete two segments using the information from the chapters read: Question Master and Illustrator.  A short section from the book should also be chosen to read aloud to your group members.

We have gone over the types of questions you should be coming up with this week: literal and evaluative. Please remember that answers for literal questions are found in the text. Evaluative questions are your thoughts and opinions on what you have read, eg. Why do you think Sonia’s dad did not want to be entered into the cake competition?  You should use what you have read to justify your answer, eg. use evidence from the text to make judgements on what you have read.

Please come up with 5 questions (3 of one style and 2 of the other) which can be shared with your group members during our next session. You must also have detailed answers for each of your questions. Please remember your answers should be written in full sentences.

You should also completed a detailed illustration of an interesting part of the story so far. A short, written explanation should also be included. This task should be completed in your Book Detectives jotter. This task should be completed and returned to school for Thursday 1st December.

Please remember that you will be unable to participate in our class lesson if you do not complete this task.

Scotland Street School Trip

We had a great time visiting Scotland Street School today. We were able to learn more about toys and games from the past, in relation to our topic. The children were also given an experience of the way that a classroom would have been organised in the past.
Thank you very much to our parent helpers for coming along. Here are some photos from our visit.

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image image image image image image image image image image image image image image image image imageWe had a wonderful trip today to Scotland Street School with the children learning lots about toys old and new and what school was like in the olden days!  They were commended by Iain our guide on their fabulous behaviour and manners! Well done!

P7 My Merit – Profiling

Dear Parent/carer,

Your child has been completing an online profiling resource, My Merit since the beginning of Primary 7. This is the profiling resource that continues on to Park Mains High School and helps your child to record their personal achievements, both in and out of school.

Please ask your child to show you their online profile by logging on to https://www.mymerit.net/. Your child has their Username and Password. They will continue to add to their profile throughout the year and will start to upload files (images and photos) as evidence. Please complete the tear-off slip below and leave any comments once you have read their profile

Many thanks,

Miss McDowall and Mr McAvoy

P5H Book Detectives Homework – due 29.11.16

Good evening everyone as promised here is your Book Detectives homework for this week.

Your homework pages are:

Blue –  Cool Clive – P24-end of book

Yellow – Me and my Newt P29-end of book

Red – Front Page Story P28-end of book

Green – Tomb Raider P34-end of book

Once you have completed your reading you should complete your  two segments using the information from the chapters you have read.

Question Master:

Please write out 5 evaluative questions which can be shared with your group members during our next session on Tuesday. Remember with evaluative questions the answer is ‘beyond the lines’ in other words your questions should make your group

  • share their opinion about an aspect of the book.

Examples of Evaluative questions are:

  • What makes this a good text? What evidence do you have to justify your opinion?
  • Could it be better? How?
  • Is it as good as …?
  • Which is better and why?
  • How would you feel if……?

Please remember to provide sentence answers for each of your questions.  A number of you are forgetting this part of your homework.

Illustrator:

Please complete a detailed illustration of an interesting part of the story so far. A short, written explanation of what you have drawn and why should also be included. If possible please colour your illustration with pencil.

Remember to choose a short section/paragraph from the book to read aloud to your group members. You should briefly explain your choice.

This task should be completed in your Book Detectives jotter for Tuesday 29th November.

Please remember if you do not complete this task fully you will find it hard to participate in our class lesson and it will be recorded as incomplete homework.

See you tomorrow.

Mrs Hughes

P5S – Brazil: Indigenous Tribes

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Today’s topic task saw us researching the indigenous tribes of Brazil who live in the Amazon Rainforest. Can you remember some information to share with someone at home?

For our research we had to look at different aspects of tribal life:

  • How many tribes there are and the number of languages spoken: you should include the names of 3 tribes, the name of the largest tribe and the languages they speak.
  • Tribal way of life including clothing, face painting, the roles of men and women and any other facts you think are relevant
  • Rituals and beliefs
  • The threats to the Brazilian tribes

Illustrations were to be included to support your facts. Can you remember some information to share with someone at home?

Where possible you were to transfer your notes into your own words. How did you do? Have a look at your fact file pages below. Show your fact file to someone at home; especially the page(s) you completed.

ROCKIN’ REALS

MANGO MATES

HOT RAINDROPS

JUMPING JAGUARS

BRAZILIAN BROTHERS

JOLLY JAGUARS

P5 Brazil – Indigenous Tribes

Today we will be learning about the indigenous people who live in the Brazilian rainforest. There are many tribes living a very different life from ours. Our task today involves you researching different aspects of their lives.

Task:  Using the links and images provided each group member should take as many notes as they can in the given time. Notes should then be shared within each group to ensure all group members have the same knowledge.

Your notes should be used to write a group fact file about the indigenous tribes of Brazil. All group members should be involved. You should include information on the following:

  • How many tribes there are and the number of languages spoken. You should include the names of 3 tribes and the languages they speak. The name of the largest tribe.
  • Tribal way of life including clothing, face painting, the roles of men and women and any other facts you think are relevant
  • Rituals and beliefs
  • The threats to the Brazilian tribes
  • Drawings to illustrate your facts

Please use only the links  and images provide when researching today.

Rainforest Tribes – Facts

Brazilian Indians

 

Homework 21.11.16

Hello.

Homework for P2H this week is as follows:

  • fiction reading book
  • spelling sound ‘ll’
  • maths homework on Wednesday on number bonds of 16

I have also sent home the children’s lines from the poem ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas’, which they will be performing at our Nativity. We will be practising in class over the next few weeks. However, I will ensure that the children take their parts home each day, to allow them to practise at home if they wish.

Have a lovely evening!
Miss Hamilton

Hi P2

Here is your homework for this week:

Spelling (ll)

Reading (We are back to fiction books this week.)

Wordwall (These will be issued on Tuesday.)

Maths (Learn addition number stories of 16 and complete worksheet.)

Number Stories of 16

16+0=16          0+16=16

15+1=16          1+15=16

14+2=16          2+14=16

13+3=16          3+13=16

12+4=16          4+12=16

11+5=16          5+11=16

10+6=16          6+10=16

9+7=16          7+9=16

8+6=16          6+8=16

Personal Talks – A reminder that we will be listening to all talks next week and therefore all children should be ready to present on Monday 28th. Please continue to prepare and practise your talks and if you have any problems or questions about this task, please see me ASAP.

Nativity Practise – All P2 children have been issued with a poem part that they need to learn and practise for our nativity. Please do this as often as possible until fully confident. All parts will be in book bags on Tuesday.

Have a lovely week.

Miss Cruickshank

P2/1 Key Information

Hi everyone

I hope you all had a lovely weekend.

As part of National Book Week, we have all been introduced to the website ‘Teach Your Monster to Read.’ We have created a monster online and these will be sent home tomorrow for you to keep. All children have been issued with usernames and passwords which they will be using in school. You may also use these usernames and passwords to play at home.

Pupil profiles will be emailed out this week on Friday. These will give you the opportunity to see some of the work that we have been doing in P2/1 so far.

As always, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Miss Cruickshank