We have been busy in the gym doing gymnastics. We started on the mats developing our floor skills, focusing mainly on rolls, handstands and cartwheels. We have had one week of the equipment, where we explored all the different stations.
We have been busy in the gym doing gymnastics. We started on the mats developing our floor skills, focusing mainly on rolls, handstands and cartwheels. We have had one week of the equipment, where we explored all the different stations.
We learned why Remembrance is important and created our own poppy art using our creative meta-skills. The art works, using oil pastels, are beautiful!
We are learning to explore core programming language concepts. We created our own sequence of code and downloaded that onto micro-bits and created flashing hearts. We used our curiosity and critical thinking meta skills. This was a popular activity and all the children succeeded in creating a code sequence. We shall be re-visiting micro-bits soon.
As part of our Living Things topic work in Term 1, we planned a visit to a local burn to look for living creatures. We enjoyed a ‘hock’ in the burn today. We found some creatures, including snails, caterpillars and tiny insects. We found an eel on the banks of the burn, but couldn’t revive it, sadly. We focused on our collaborating and curiosity meta skills. We had fun!
We welcomed the Glasgow Science Fair with their ‘Castles Rock’ activities. We learned about life in a castle and did some C.S.I. as part of our groupwork. We investigated various things including the identification of male and female skeletons, what the individuals ate, which weapons were used, what was their diet, where did they come from in the U.K as well as using our numeracy skills to calculate the height of the male and female we were investigating. We focused on our collaborating, curiosity and sense-making meta skills. We had a lot of fun! Thank you to Aileen and David for coming along to visit our school!
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