Wk beg 4th December

Hello everyone, I hope you have had a lovely weekend. Please see below for homework and class news.

Homework:

Home work will be issued on Tuesday this week. It will consist of:

Spelling. Our sound this week is ‘y’ at the end as in holly and berry. You did a wonderful job today coming up with words and I look forward to seeing some more!

Maths: today in Maths we learned how to round to the nearest 10 by using our knowledge of skip counting. There will be a sheet to accompany this.

Reading: Reading books will be issued this week. If your child has not received a reading book today then they will receive one tomorrow. This is due to the completion of running records.

 

Other News:

It is December already! We have been practising our nativity songs and have also taken part in house art day. We are looking forward to our woodland community walk on Friday – thank you to those who have volunteered to help!

Thanks you for your continued support.

Miss Cauley

Sumdog Contest Final Results

Apologies for the late update, but Glow had technical difficulties therefore we couldn’t update the Blogs.

Well done to everyone who took part in the Renfrewshire Sumdog Contest last week. We had our best ever results with P5S being the daily winner on Thursday 30th November (even better because you we off on holiday)! Click on the images below to see our results.

Mental Subtraction

Several mornings a week we play ‘target’. This involves mentally calculating a mathematical story to reach a specific number. We can add, subtract or use a mixture of both – as long as we can prove it works! One of our target numbers this week was 25 and we explained how to reach this number using a variety of strategies including counting on and back, using our knowledge of tens and units, doubling and adding on and counting in 5s and 10s. Miss Cauley was very impressed!

Week Beginning 27th November

Good afternoon!

Homework

As our working week is a little shorter there will be no new spelling words issued. Please feel free to play games to revise words and sounds – there is a link below to help you.

http://www.ictgames.com/literacy.html

Reading books will not be issued also, due to the shorter week. I have encouraged the class to read lots of stories at home and to discuss the beginning, middle and ends.

However, I have sent home a maths worksheet for homework, to allow the children to practice greater than, less than and equal to symbols.

News

There is no school on Thursday 30th November as it is St Andrews day.

Christmas house art day is on Friday 1st December. This year our theme is Christmas carols.  Pupils should wear their house colours –

Hawks (green)

Falcons (blue)

Eagles (yellow or gold)

Ospreys (red)

The children will be using lots of art materials including glue, paint and drawing materials.  It’s going to be a lot of fun but please don’t wear your best clothes as it can get a little messy!

The school fair will take place this Saturday (2nd December) in the school between 1pm and 3pm.

Primary 2B will be joining the other Primary 2 classes for a local community walk on Friday 8th December. This is to investigate our local environment and complete our Stickman topic.

If you are able to accompany us between 9am and 10:30am on this day please pop a note in your child’s diary or a letter to me and I will give you some more information.

Thanks, and have a great rest of the week.

Miss Bachell

Wk Beg 27.11.17

I hope you have all enjoyed your weekend. Today in class we learned about estimation and also discussed what happened at the beginning, middle and end of our reading books.

Please see below for homework and other class news.

Homework

As our working week is a little shorter there will be no new spelling words issued. Please feel free to play games to revise words and sounds – there is a link below to help you.

http://www.ictgames.com/literacy.html

Reading books will not be issued this week as children have been working to sequence the events in their current reading book. Please feel free to read for pleasure at home as we continue to discuss our likes, dislikes and puzzles in class at storytelling time.

Maths: We have been learning how to count in 10s, 5s and 2s – these skills help us to identify tens and units. They are also useful for discussing odd and even numbers. There is a short sheet to complete. You can also play Sumdog at home.

News

There is no school on Thursday 30th November as it is St Andrews day.

Christmas house art day is on Friday 1st December. This year our theme is Christmas carols.  Pupils should wear their house colours –

Hawks (green)

Falcons (blue)

Eagles (yellow or gold)

Ospreys (red)

The children will be using lots of art materials including glue, paint and drawing materials.  It’s going to be a lot of fun but please don’t wear your best clothes as it can get a little messy!

The school fair will take place this Saturday (2nd December) in the school between 1pm and 3pm.

Primary 2C will be joining the other Primary 2 classes for a local community walk on Friday 8th December. This is to investigate our local environment and complete our Stickman topic.

If you are able to accompany us between 9am and 10:30am on this day please pop a note in your child’s diary and I will give you some more information.

A reminder that the short read, write count event takes place on Tuesday afternoon.

Thank you for your continued support and have a lovely week ahead,

Miss Cauley

Christmas Art House Day – Friday 1st December

It’s that time of year again! Our annual Christmas Art House Day is on Friday 1st December. Pupils will work together with their House peers from other stages to create a Christmas display.

Pupils are asked to wear their House colours but they will be using paint, glue, glitter and other art materials so they may get messy!Please do not wear your best clothes!

A reminder of the House colours:

  • Eagles – yellow or gold
  • Falcons – blue
  • Hawks – green
  • Ospreys – red

 

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