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January News

Its been a busy January! New girls and boys have started and they have all settled in very well. The children have taken advantage of our snow days and have also been learning a little bit about Robert Burns. There has been a tremendous amount of constructing over the past month by our budding architects, builders and problem solvers….keep designing as you surprise us everyday!

Nursery AM Trip – Finlaystone Country Park

We had lots of fun today on our AM session trip to Finlaystone Country Park.

We played in the woods and there was lots of exciting things to play on. We climbed on the tram and the fort, played on the slides and swings and we pretended to be pirates on the pirate ship! We also took part in a ranger led activity and went on a bug hunt.

Homework w/c 30th April

 

  • Talk Homework – we’ve been talking about tall tales this week. Children will be asked to come up with their own tall tale about a town where unusual things fall from the sky. Could you please talk about this at home?
  • Children have the option of creating 2D or 3D food as part of their topic work. If they wish to model 3D food then we would like them to bring in any recycling/junk to make their own models.
  • Continue with spelling and  maths challenges that were handed out last week
  • Reading as usual

Homework Week beginning 19th March

Literacy

Write a paragraph about your favourite sport or song. Write about why it is your favourite sport or song and perhaps include information about your favourite player or singer.

Success Criteria:
* Use descriptive vocabulary
* Use the correct punctuation (capital letters, full-stops, etc.)
* Must be an appropriate length

 

Numeracy and Maths

Renfrewshire Sumdog challenge. Aim for at least 10 minutes per night.

Reading

ERIC books, Reading Eggs or Ginn (whatever applies to you). You can do some quick skill games on Sumdog, too.

 

Reminders

£1 for Sport Relief and an additional £1 for Sport Relief bands.

Sports clothing all week.

 

Why we need cm/m

Primary  2b have been busy measuring different objects in and around the classroom. When asked to cut a piece of  string  5 long look what we found out, all different lengths!   Now we know why you need a measure the same for everyone.

Living Things

 

Today Zoolab came to visit and we got to see a snake and it cuddled me.  I thought it would be slimey but it was not.  I liked it.

Daniel

I touched a snake and it was cold and it was long and it had little eyes. I felt brave.

Homework w/c 5th March

HOMEWORK W/C 5th March

  • Spelling words: Copy and complete spelling words twice.  Complete activity 7 plus one other of your choice.
  • Reading: Please aim to read all of your reading books in the week. This can be done in ‘chunks’ over a few days.
  • Maths: This week we are thinking about numbers to 1000, there is an ordering sheet in the children’s homework jotters.
  • Talk Homework: Talk about an adventure you could have with Paddington.
  • Technology: Mr Lowitt would like us to collect shoe boxes over the next few weeks for a project. We are looking for the kind that has a removable lid.

We’re Going On A Bear Hunt

We’re going to catch a big one, we’re not scared!

That was the often-heard cry from P1b at the start of term as we spent weeks learning about the great outdoors, its plants and animals as we read Michael  Rosen’s We’re Going On A Bear Hunt.

Wearing wellies and armed with our own binoculars, were explored our fantastic playing fields to investigate the story’s grass, river, mud, forest, snowy and cave habitats.

We even learned about rhyming words, descriptive words and sound words. Then, to top it all off, we proved to our teachers that we could sequence the story by taking part in an obstacle course during PE.

The splishy sploshy river

P5b Homework 13/11/17

Happy Monday! Please check out our blog post from last week.

All homework should be completed by Friday 17th November

Literacy – Spelling – Homophones

  1. Write out word list another three times.
  2. Write the words out in alphabetical order and circle the vowels

Numeracy – Mental maths – Worksheet

Complete the sheet and use strategies covered in class.

Reading -ERIC Book

Aim to read every night, or at least three times a week. Remember to read aloud.

P3/2 had a fantastic trip to Lunderston Bay

The sun was shining and we had a fantastic day exploring the seashore with a ranger from Clyde  Muirshiel. We learned about all sorts of different creatures as well as having a picnic and a play.

Barnacles live on the same rock their whole lives. When they are underwater, they open up and put out their tentacles to catch food.
We found a bootworm that was more than 3 metres long. It did look just like a giant lace.
This is one of the starfish that we found. The starfish has 5 legs and, if it loses a leg, it can grow another one.

Continue reading P3/2 had a fantastic trip to Lunderston Bay