What a busy week of learning!
In literacy we were learning about connectives. These are special words that join two sentences together. In numeracy we have been learning about place value. We think we understand some parts of place value and we would like to try to count that high in French. We learned about Roman mosaics and made some of our own. In health, we were talking about what makes a good team player.
Have a wonderful and relaxing holiday!
We were very lucky to get a special visitor on Monday! Amanda came in and told us the story of The Good Samaritan. It was a great story and we all enjoyed getting dressed up to help tell the story.
We were very lucky to get a special visitor on Monday! Amanda came in and told us the story of The Good Samaritan. It was a great story and we all enjoyed getting dressed up to help tell the story.
We were delighted to welcome Amanda to our asssembly where she told the story of the Greedy Farmer. Well done to Roan for his excellent drama skills.
For homework tonight Primary 3/4 have
For maths tonight I have asked the children to play a maths game at home.
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/place-value/place-value-charts
Octagons – Th H T U
Hexagons and Pentagons H T U
Squares T U
What a busy day Primary 3/4 have had! This morning we were demonstrating our understanding of a text by answering questions and asking new questions.
Then we were working on our Roman Mosaics. We were drawing small squares to give the appearance of tiles, they look fantastic!
Then it was over to the gym hall for some games and a Rights Respecting school assembly.
For homework tonight the children have :
Reading :
Red Group – Chapter Two
Blue Group – Pg 1-8
Purple Group – Pg 8- end
Pink – Pg 8 – end
Reminder, our coffee afternoon is on Friday 7th October from 1.30pm – 3.30pm. Everyone is welcome and you can request your child from class to join you when you arrive.
We welcome donations of home baking from Thursday 6th October.
Thank you for your support!
Primary 6/5 have been involved with “The Worm Inspectors” Eco Drama organisation.
The Worm Inspectors hosted a drama production where they explored the role of worms within the natural world and how to make your own compost.
The children were then invited back to create their own wormery which will be located within the school greenhouse. They will be responsible for the maintenance of the wormery and the duty of care to Inchinnan Primary’s new friends “The Worms”. 
Scott showed us today his wonderful pictures from his trip to the museum. He told his peers confidently about what he learned when he was there. It was so interesting !
Scott showed us today his wonderful pictures from his trip to the museum. He told his peers confidently about what he learned when he was there. It was so interesting !
