Here’s a little update on what we’ll be getting up to in P3/4 next week.
Have a look at our weekly update to see what we’ll be working on, and pop back to the blog next week for some photos and a little peek at what we’ve been up to in the classroom!
We had a super first day together in Primary 3/4.
The bairns settled in so quickly, and it was so lovely to have everyone back together again, catching up with friends and getting used to our new classroom and routines.
We certainly kept ourselves busy! We enjoyed a variety of fun literacy activities, got creative during Art with Mrs Burr, did some drawing and even became archaeologists for the afternoon.
There was lots of excitement as we got stuck into a little archaeological dig to see what we could discover… a great way to begin our new learning about Ancient Egypt.
It was a lovely, happy first day with lots of chatting, laughing, creating and learning along the way. A brilliant start to our year in Primary 3/4, and I’m looking forward to seeing what the rest of the year brings!
I hope everyone has had a really lovely summer break and has managed to enjoy plenty of fun, adventures and hopefully a little bit of sunshine along the way!
I’m really looking forward to welcoming everyone back tomorrow and seeing all those familiar faces again. I can’t wait to hear about what everyone has been up to over the holidays and to settle back in together.
The classroom is all ready and waiting for you (and currently looking suspiciously tidy… we’ll see how long that lasts!).
I thought I’d share a few photos so you can have a little sneak peek before tomorrow. There are some familiar things, a few changes and lots of lovely spaces ready for us to learn, play, create and work together.
For anyone feeling a little nervous about coming back, please don’t worry… we’ll take our time, get settled in and find our feet together. There will be plenty of time to catch up, get used to our new routines and enjoy being back with our friends.
Enjoy your last evening of the summer holidays, and I’ll see you all tomorrow!
