last week was book week 2018. In Primary 2 we learned all about different parts of a book. We can identify the title, the aurthor and the illustrator. We also know that we can read the blurb on the back of a book to get a little idea about what the book is going to be about.
We looked at lots of different books and we found the title, author, illustrator, blurb, barcode and price of the book.
later in the week we had a visit from book bug who very kindly presented us with our read, write count bags for 2018. We had lots of fun.
We recieved our bags, filled with lots of nice things.
The boys and girls in P3 were very lucky to receive their Read, Write, Count bags today. This bag is filled with lots of great learning opportunities. The bag includes:
– Picture Atlas
– story book: There is no dragon in this Story
– Story Cubes
– Ocean Commotion card game
– Notepad and pencil
– Parent Guide to games and activity ideas.
We hope you have a great time using these bags at home!
Tonight was our final Book Buddies meeting and yet again it was a huge success. Tonight we read Aliens Love Underpants and designed our very own aliens and underpants for them to steal. It was very funny. The boys and girls had lovely things to say about Book Buddies… here are a few of the comments….
I’d definitely come back.- Daniel
My favourite Book was I Am Bat because his eyebrows were funny.- Annie
We had a fantastic trip to the library today to celebrate the gifting of the Primary 1 Bookbug bags. We heard 3 super stories and voted for our favourite…. I Am Bat was our top pick. We would like to say thank you very much to all the library staff and parent helpers!
Samuel- I like One Button Benny best.
Aleksander- I like when Bat said not to eat his cherries.
Father John had the great honour of speaking at the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday 20th November.
Father delivered a wonderful reflection about young people and St. Fergus’ even got a mention!!
His reflection ended with a thought of us encouraging our children to grasp the possibilities of tomorrow. This is a thought that we do daily in St Fergus’.
Our focus in P7 is currently substance misuse. We have looked at various types of substances including drugs, alcohol and caffeine and have investigated the dangers and effects these have on our bodies. We decided to conduct a science experiment so that we could actually see the effects of alcohol on the human liver.
I understand the effect that a range of substances including tobacco and alcohol can have on the body. HWB 2-38a
We completed science investigation sheets to explain the aim of our experiment.
Here we we are conducting our experiments.
Before we we left the classroom today Mrs McDougall asked us to fill in an exit pass to explain something we learned or were able to take away from the experiment.
Primary 2/3 have been learning a new roll in gymnastics. It’s called a Teddy Bear Roll. They have also been practising other skills during an obstacle course. Mrs Cryans worked with the children in the practise area to help with their rolls.The children had the opportunity to work on other skills they had learned in gymnastics by working on the obstacle course.
Primary 2/3 work safely and responsibly in the gym. They pack up the equipment carefully every week.
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