P3A 2022-23

Primary 3A, below is a link to the Homework Grid for week 10 (week beginning Monday 19th June).

Primary 3A, below is a link to the Homework Grid for week 9 (week beginning Monday 12th June).

Amongst ‘getting to know you ‘ games and activities, in music we are also listening to ‘The Carnival of the Animals’ and completing sheets based on what e heard. We are learning lots of music terminology.

Primary 3A, below is a link to the Homework Grid for week 8 (week beginning Monday 5th June).

Primary 3A, here is your Homework Grid for week 7  (week beginning Monday 29th May). A copy can also be found in the Files section on the General Channel of Teams.

P3A – Homework Grid – Term 4 Week 7

Last week both classes worked together on a digital skills task using the Lenovo Tablets. They worked in pairs using Google Maps to find different places in Shetland. Their challenge was to find a place that started with every letter of the alphabet! It wasn’t an easy task but we nearly did it!

Did you know that Shetland used to be called Zetland?

Primary 3A, here is your Homework Grid for week 5  (week beginning Monday 15th May). A copy can also be found in the Files section on the General Channel of Teams.

Please note that there will be no news shared in class this week to allow pupils time to present their talks as part of our topic.

A further note: as there is a holiday on Friday 19th, the weekly spelling test will be done on Thursday 18th.

P3A – Homework Grid – Term 4 Week 5

The school celebrated the coronation of King Charles III by having a picnic lunch which unfortunately had to be eaten inside due to the poor weather.  Despite not being able to eat on the field as planned, this did not dampen the children’s enthusiasm while celebrating the occasion.  The pupils made crowns and enjoyed an ice-cream from Mrs Sprinkles who came to the school in the afternoon.

Both Primary 3 classes enjoyed taking part in a drumming lesson with Joy Duncan.  The pupils listened well and had great fun playing the drums and copying different rhythm patterns.

Both classes also enjoyed a trip to the Sands of Sound Beach in preparation for writing a seaside poem.  The pupils worked with a partner while taking notes using a worksheet and clipboard.

Both Primary 3 classes performed a Viking play to parents at the end of term 3.  The pupils worked extremely hard throughout the term learning lines, making props and developing performance skills.  We were very fortunate to have input from Izzy Swanson who offered valuable assistance.