Using your rhyming words from yesterday, make a silly sentence and put them in the comment box. My sentence is The fat cat is wearing a flat hat.
Have fun, I look forward to seeing your sentences.
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Music challenge
Following on from the video message I sent you all yesterday. Here is song to go along with the wonky donkey story. It will help to cheer you all up. Sing along, dance and have fun! I have been singing it all morning and before I went to sleep last night.
Rhyming challenge
Today’s challenge is to try and find as many different rhyming words as you can. The rhyming word is a nice easy one to start. The word today is bat.
Remember when you are rhyming, the end pattern at stays the same and the letter or letters at the beginning change.
To make it a challenge see if you can score as high a score as possible.
- Score 1 point for three letter words
- Score 2 points for four letter words
- Score 3 points for words that are larger
Post your final score up here and I will put up a list of rhyming words up on Friday. I will also put up a new rhyming challenge tomorrow.
Animals from cold countries
Find out about these animals from cold countries. Draw a picture of them and then write some facts about them.
Animals from cold countries
- Polar Bear
- Reindeer
- Bearded or Weddell seals
- Penguin
- Arctic Hare
- Orca (Killer Whale)
Send a copy of your work (photo) to the school email and post your facts on here.
Weather report
Can everybody please record the weather and write a sentence or a couple of sentences to say what it is like today though comments please. If your children are able to type the comment then even better! You can continue to comment on this and record the weather for the next week too.
E.g. – Friday 20th March – The weather today is warm and bright. The temperature today is 12C.
These words below may help.
Word bank: sunny, rainy, windy, cold, dry, cloudy, temperature, direction.
Anyone for tea?
Primary 1/2 were learning how to write instructions. Before they began writing, they made some tea so that they knew what to write. They also took the pictures of them making the tea. Have a look, they really enjoyed it.
World Book Day
We celebrated World Book Day by bringing our favourite stories in to school. We shared them with each other. Please have a look.
Scholland Farm Soup
We made soup using the vegetables from Scholland Farm. First we washed the vegetables ready for peeling.
Then we carefully peeled the carrots and parsnip. We peeled away from us to help keep our hands safe from harm and we did it carefully.
We added the onion to our pan. Mrs Inkster chopped that for us and it made her eyes water!
Then we chopped some carrots and parsnip.
Some of us watched while others prepared the vegetables.
Then we chopped and added some neep .
Next it was the broccoli and cauliflower.
Then we put the soup on to cook. We decided to have vegetable soup and lentil soup using the vegetables too.
While it was cooking we were being good listeners and following instructions for our activity.
We had a break and tried some raw carrot and raw neep. Some of us had never tasted raw neep before and it was delicious!
Once the soup was cooked we tried the lentil soup first. We thought that was delicious.
Then we tried the vegetable soup. Some of us didn’t like it but some of us like it so much we had another bowl!
It’s been a busy morning in our class but we really enjoyed using the vegetables that we got from the farm and we all agree that it tastes great when we know and have seen where the produce comes from.
P1/2’s Top Tips for New Entrants!
This week we have been thinking about how we can support the new P1 pupils as they get ready for school. The class thought back to when they started their school journey and we talked about all the things the new entrants may be unsure of or worried about. We drew and wrote down some pieces of advice for them and our work will be made into a book for them to look through before the holidays. We hope it helps them feel confident about starting school! Here are some of our suggestions.
ERIC Time
We have really enjoyed our reading sessions over the past few weeks. The children have got much better at choosing suitable books and have tried really hard to persevere and sound out tricky words. They enjoyed reading different types of books…but the Oxford Reading Tree stories were still a firm favourite! The P1 pupils loved having the chance to spend time reading with their buddies. They were very patient and supportive. A huge thank you to our volunteers who came in each week to help us. You were a great help and we appreciate it! Happy holidays and….keep on reading!
