We rounded off a lovely sunny week by spending the afternoon outside building dens and swings. A lot of problem solving and teamwork could be seen as various structures were created.
We rounded off a lovely sunny week by spending the afternoon outside building dens and swings. A lot of problem solving and teamwork could be seen as various structures were created.
Today is Safer Internet Day.
This year the theme is all about the reliability of online information.
Watch the story of Detective Digiduck (Link below) as he finds out that not everything you find on the Internet is true and how you can check what you find.
For more activities and information the link below will take you to a Parents and Carers pack.
A competition is being run for Shetland Primary pupils to design a brand new “SIC Sport and Leisure Mascot”.
There are 3 separate entry categories for the competition– P1/2, P3/4 and P5-7 , with the winning entry in each age group winning a prize. An ‘overall winner’ will then be chosen and the design will be passed to Art Machine for them to create a set of graphics. The competition organisers are hoping the designs will be inspired by Shetland as well as Physical Activity in the very broadest sense!
Click below for the entry form and details. Closing date for entries are Friday 19th February.
Keep up the good work everyone. Thank you to all who have sent examples of work for me to see. I am also checking on your progress on Sumdog and can see that some of you have being working hard on your number skills.
Wednesday is a Holiday so I won’t be putting up any Literacy or Numeracy on the Blog that day, so you can either take a rest or use it as a catch up day.
Next weekend 29th – 31st January is the RSPB Great Garden Bird Watch. The RSPB have sent us some ideas on how to become better birdwatchers. Click on the video below to see how you can get to know the birds in your garden better and help them through the winter months. There is also an identification sheet made specially for Shetland. Happy birdwatching!
Primary 1-4 enjoyed dressing up for Halloween today. They each made a bat mobile to take home to add to their Halloween decorations. They’d also like to say a big THANK YOU to the Parent Council for giving them all a Scare Pack and organising an online Party for them.
Primary 1 received their achievement awards for all their hard work on learning their sounds and blending them together to read words. Well done Primary 1. Amy received her certificate for completing level 11 in Code cracker, another super achievement.
Kayla and Amy received their awards for being so supportive and encouraging to the younger pupils they worked with to paint their dinosaurs. Well done.
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