Primary 1-4 have been learning about where rain comes from. Following our experiments last week to observe evaporation and condensation, this week we used our knowledge to create a collage showing how rain happens. The children worked in groups to share their knowledge and ideas. They finished their task by presenting their poster to the rest of the class.
On the 10th of October Primary One to Four had an Outdoor Day down in the village. We went on an Outdoor Shape Hunt around the shore. We found lots of 2D shapes and 3D objects.
Primary One/Two are joining Primary Three/Four on Friday afternoons to engage in some shared reading. The children have the choice of reading independently, reading with a partner or reading as a group with the teacher. They enjoy sharing stories and listening to their peers reading to them. 
Reading is one of the most effective way to promote language development and it promotes longer attention span. It builds listening skills and imagination.
All pupils enjoyed their Halloween party with The Road Runner on Friday afternoon. Many thanks to the WRI ladies for organising all the lovely party food. A great afternoon was had by all.
The children in Primary 3/4 have been working hard on their maths and numeracy skills. With Mrs Gregg they have been exploring the names and properties on 3D objects. With Mrs Brough they have been developing their understanding of number and place value. May the hard work continue!
On Friday afternoon primary 1-4 went for a walk and spent some time playing at the park.
Huge thanks to Girvan Primary Parent Council for timetabling us into their Fun Day!!
Ballantrae Primary 3/4 – ACE Day Tomorrow, Monday 18th June.
Reminder for pupils on tomorrow’s ACE day to bring wellies, change of clothes and towel along with snack and home packed lunch. ACE have spare wellies if anyone requires a pair.
Hopefully the weather will stay dry til evening time.
Thank you.
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