Captain Puggle poem

Click on the green writing to open our Captain Puggle Poem PowerPoint.

P3 can learn Captain Puggle or the Sair Finger or both poems. Have fun P3.

The Sair Finger

You’ve hurt your finger? Puir wee man! Your pinkie? Deary me! Noo, juist you haud it that wey till I get my specs and see!

My, so it is – and there’s the skelf! Noo, dinna greet nae mair. See there – my needle’s gotten’t out! I’m sure that wasna sair?

And noo, to make it hale the morn, Put on a wee bit saw, And tie a Bonnie hankie roun’t Noo, there na – rin awa’!

Your finger sair ana’? Ye rogue, You’re only lettin’ on. Weel, weel, then – see noo, there ye are, Row’d up the same as John!

By Walter Wingate

You persevered, well done. That’s great learning.

Fabulous Jacob. Thank you for your comment.

That’s great to hear. Thank you Elizabeth.

We have had a wonderful week reading Christmas stories, making Christmas crafts, dancing at our party and finished off with a wonderful Christmas lunch.

Wishing everyone a wonderful and restful holiday

“I really enjoyed doing this. I did a Pokémon form of the nativity.”

We had great fun this afternoon at our Christmas Party.

P3 were inspired by very old paintings of the nativity and very modern art work of the Nativity including cartoon character Nativity scenes. In lots of the art we observed light coming from the baby Jesus. We chose a variety of media to create our Nativity art.

Look closely at our awesome art,:

Can you see any favourite cartoon characters?

Can you see light around Baby Jesus?

This afternoon the Nursery children joined us for a Christmas story called ‘Christmas Gingerbread’ by Janet Winter.

We worked with partners to complete a range of different literacy and numeracy activities related to the book.

It was great to see so many children working together and helping each other.

Please visit again soon!

This week we have enjoyed:

• “Doing the Nativity. I loved singing the camel song”
• “Looking at shapes in maths. I liked drawing the Christmas pictures using shapes to draw around”
• “I liked doing our dress rehearsal because my big sister was there!”
• “I liked learning about food chains and different animals”
• “I liked watching ‘The Snowman’ and drawing him”

We are looking forward to our final week of Christmas parties, a pantomime show and a tasty Christmas lunch!