Primary 2 have been designing parachutes, air balloons, aeroplanes and rockets to find out if they can make their teddy bears fly.
Do you think their models will fly?
Keep looking at our Blog page to find out…………….
Primary 2 have been designing parachutes, air balloons, aeroplanes and rockets to find out if they can make their teddy bears fly.
Do you think their models will fly?
Keep looking at our Blog page to find out…………….
These are some of the maths games we have enjoyed playing over the last few weeks.
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I learned how to get on Topmarks on the computer. Daisy
I learned how to switch the laptops on to use them. Robyn
On Topmarks you can go on to cubes and number squares. Damian
I learned more about a story in the Bible. Ruby
I learned what P3 do at brunch. Annabelle
We all learned how to exit the building quickly when the fire alarm goes off. Emily and Kate
We have been working on Long A with the pattern ‘ai’ this week. Here are some examples of our work.
We have been finding marvellous words that Dick King Smith used in Horse pie. We have made a fabulous wall display with lots of adjectives from the story.
Which horses are move majestically? Which are skin and bone? Which ones are toffee-nosed and fat as butter?
We have been learning about friendships. We are making new friends.
In drama we took the roles of Jenny and Alfie and we thought about how these new friends were feeling and what they would do next.
We are learning to thought-track. Mrs. Thomson taps us on the shoulder and we speak out our character’s thoughts.
Did you know……
80 cyclists couldn’t produce enough electricity to power an average house for one day.
The more lights you have powered by a battery the less bright the lights will glow.
Electricity can flow through metal.
Electricity can be supplied by mains or batteries.
Everything is made of atoms which contain electrons.
Electricity is a form of energy.
Electricity can provide us with transport, heat, light and sound.
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