Have a look at some of the symmetrical patterns we have been making in Maths!
Have a look at some of the symmetrical patterns we have been making in Maths!
P2/3/4 were delighted to welcome our kindness elf today!
Meet Buddy!
Buddy will help us to think of others and be kind over the month of December 🙂
We visited the planetarium and learned all about the stars and planets 💫 🌍
We took part in a workshop all about the body and our digestive system.
We LOVED exploring around the Science Mall. We met the ‘Ocean Defenders’ who inspired us about reducing our amount of plastic waste.
IIn maths we have been learning about shape and symmetry.
I can make tiling patterns using the laptop.
I enjoyed using the floor shapes to make tiling patterns.
I used coloured cubes to make symmetrical patterns.
I like playing games to help me learn!
To celebrate Guy Fawkes night we made our own ‘fireworks’ in science today. We used milk, food colouring and washing up liquid – a really easy activity to try at home.
After carrying out the experiment and researching the scientific facts behind it the big class wrote a set of instructions for the wee class to follow.
Colourful fun for everyone!!!
We enjoyed practising our dribbling skills with coaches from Ayr United Football Club. They will be coming in to teach us football skills for the next 6 weeks.
On Friday Jacqui invited us in to the dinner hall to teach us about food safety and hygiene.
We learned that hot food has to be 75 degrees or above to be safe to eat. We got to use the thermometer to check the food’s temperature!
We also learned that soup shouldn’t be hotter than 67 degrees and that chilled food should be 8 degrees or less.
Jacqui showed us the proper way to wash our hands to make sure they are really clean!
We are looking forward to using what we learned on our Halloween Activity Day!!
In October we are learning all about ‘Safety’.
Today we had a visit from Fiona from the Ambulance Service.
She talked to us about her job and what to do in emergency situations.
We know to call ‘999’ if there is an emergency and someone is ill or hurt.
We learned to treat burns with cold water.
We learned to help someone who is bleeding by covering the wound with material (not cotton wool!)
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