Hi everyone 🙂
We will shortly be starting an engineering project in Primary 2. We are in need of shoeboxes for this project. If you happen to have any spares that you are not using could you send it in to your child’s class?
Thanks in advance!
Primary 2 Teachers
Good Morning,
All children have received a list of Scottish poems today.
Pupils should choose a poem to recite in front of their class towards the end of next week (wb 24.1.21). One winner will be chosen from each class. These children will then represent their class at our virtual Scottish whole school assembly.
Children should choose one poem only from the sheet. We would greatly appreciate if you could work with your child to help them learn their poem.
Thank You,
Miss Park
Hello everyone,
On a Friday afternoon we will continue to do read and munch. Children are welcome to bring in a book they are enjoying or would like to share and a healthy snack if desired.
Many thanks
Miss Brown
Hello everyone,
We hope you have all had a lovely weekend and are ready for the new school week ahead.
Our spelling rule this week is:
“wh”
Spelling rule homework words, to be copied out into your spelling jotter and then a further two times.
1. whip
2. whisk
3. whizz
4. whisper
Common tricky words
1. has
2. look
3. more
4. two
As always can you put at least one of your spelling rule words into a sentence. We would love to see the children challenge themselves by growing the words. For example
whisper – whispers, whispered, whispering
look – looking, looked, looks
Here is a helpful video to reiterate the spelling rule video.
Explore the world around you to find other words that use the ou spelling rule. We would love to hear these words in class or write them in your homework jotter.
All homework should be returned by Friday for your teacher to mark.
Maths
The maths homework grid should be attached to your homework assignment on TEAMS. Remember to only complete one activity a week, this can be repeated throughout the week as many times as you would like. The activities chosen should be different each week. This is to give the children some variety and to revise concepts taught throughout the term.
ReadingÂ
Your child has been issued a new book to read at home. If possible you could discuss the content of the book. You could use the three sharing. For example: what your child liked or disliked about the book, their connections or questions about the story. This helps support your child’s comprehension skills.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with your child’s teacher.
Good morning,
We hope you had a restful weekend, ready for the first full week back at school.
Our homework this week is as follows
Spelling rule
“ou”
Spelling rule homework words, to be copied out into your spelling jotter and then a further two times.
1. out
2. loud
3. mouth
4. round
Common tricky words
1. like
2. him
3. time
4. into
As always can you put at least one of your spelling rule words into a sentence. We would love to see the children challenge themselves by growing the words. For example
out – ouside
loud – loudly
mouth – mouths
round – rounder
Here is a helpful video to reiterate the spelling rule video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6_Twpffldk
Explore the world around you to find other words that use the ou spelling rule. We would love to hear these words in class or write them in your homework jotter.
All homework should be returned by Friday for your teacher to mark.
Maths
The maths homework grid should be attached to your homework assignment on TEAMS. Remember to only complete one activity a week, this can be repeated throughout the week as many times as you would like. The activities chosen should be different each week. This is to give the children some variety and to revise concepts taught throughout the term.
ReadingÂ
Your child has been issued a new book to read at home. If possible you could discuss the content of the book. You could use the three sharing. For example: what your child liked or disliked about the book, their connections or questions about the story. This helps support your child’s comprehension skills.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with your child’s teacher.
Hello everyone,
Wishing everyone a Happy and healthy New Year. Thank you so much for all the kind wishes, cards and gifts at Christmas. It was very thoughful. Hope you all had a lovely time over the festive holidays.
The children have settled well into their new classroom and have enjoyed catching up with each other.
Our PE this term will be on a Tuesday and Wednesday. If your child could bring their PE kit, including indoor shoes on these days. Many thanks.
If you have any questions please let me know.
Miss Brown
Hi everyone,
It has been brought to our attention that some people are having trouble using the google meets. Please use the meeting information issued on the letters. You may need to have a Gmail account to access. This can be quickly created.
We look forward to seeing you soon,
Miss Frew
Hello everyone,
We are looking forward to our Christmas presentation tomorrow afternoon at 2pm. Children received a letter home today containing the Google meet details needed to join. We will open the Google meet at 1:50 pm and will start 2:00 pm.
Children are asked to wear school uniform and are welcome to wear a Christmas hat, headband or some tinsel if they would like but it is not necessary.
We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow.
Good morning,
We hope you all have had a lovely weekend.
This week the spelling rule is o_e.
For your spelling homework please copy the words into your homework jotter, two further times.
Common words
Explore the world around you to find other words that use the o_e spelling rule. We would love to hear these words in class.
We would also like you to create a sentence of your own. Your sentence should include at least one or more of the spelling rule words. For example: Tom had a cold nose.
All homework should be returned by Friday for your teacher to mark.
Maths
The maths homework grid should be attached to your homework assignment. Remember to only complete one activity a week. The activities chosen should be different each week. This is to give the children some variety.
ReadingÂ
Your child has been issued a new book to read at home. If possible you could discuss the content of the book. For example: what your child liked or disliked or predictions about characters. This helps support your child’s comprehension skills.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with your child’s teacher.
Hello everyone,
Each child in class P2b and P2k have a line from our Christmas poem to practise, which has been sent home today. We would be grateful if you could check your child has their line in their school bag.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Many thanks
