P3/4 are learning all about thier feelings and different emotions. They have made an emotional check in so we can see how each other are feeling. They have looked at paintings with Mrs Mullay yesterday and discussed how they have made them feel and this morning we have made emoji’s out of plasticine.
P3/4 have been busily learning about different ways to display information. They have experimented making bar charts, pictographs, venn diagrams, tables and tally charts! They would like to keep practising this though, so we’ve kept it on our learning plan for next week.
We have also decided to work on recognising and managing our feelings and building positive relationships with others.
This week P3/4 asked people at home what they were like when they were younger. This created lots of discussion at home and the children have been excited to share what they have found out. Last week they chose the task to display their information creatively but this has proven to be a bit trickier than first expected! The children have now made up some success criteria based on their findings from their first attempt and have decided to learn more about charts and tables next week.
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P3/4 have decided to find out what they were like when they were younger. They have thought up some questions to ask their families at home tonight. We have uploaded the questions for everyone to see.
This term we are going to get to decide what we are going to learn and how. We have made a learning wall so we can choose what we are going to learn next.
This week, we’ve been learning about our families and what they mean to us. We brought in pictures of our families and we wrote about them. Then we went into small groups and we talked about our writing. We made a success criteria sheet so we would know if we did well or not.
Next week we’re going to be learning about what we were like when we were younger. On Monday night, we will be asking questions to our parents.
By Emily, Tamar, Struan, Nathan, Ali, Ryley J, Nayana, Kayden, Hannah and Hillel.
On Wednesday P3/4 and S1 were picking up bruck around the school. We found lots of rubbish because we looked everywhere in the garden. Lots of rubbish was stuck behind things and in bushes! We have learned that the wind can blow rubbish into the bushes and animal homes and that’s why we dunna chuck bruck. We enjoyed it but we hope to find less rubbish next year!
By Drew, Owen, Ollie, Tamar, Nathan, Alice and Nayana
Last Friday, Holly surprised her mum with a lovely tray of goodies. Well done Holly.
On Monday, we had a smiling challenge. We had to smile to more than 5 people. “When people smile at you, it makes them have a happy day.” Emily.
On Tuesday, we were to pick up litter and put it in the bin. Nayana found a crisp packet and a sweetie wrapper in the playground at break time. Nora saw a sweetie wrapper being blown into the cloakroom and Ollie had to chase a crisp packet around the playground becuase of the wind, but they eventually caught their litter and put it in the bin. Well done to everyone who keep our playground clean.
Miss Tate hasn’t had her camera out for the last couple of days but the class have continued to be very kind to each other.
On Tuesday the class read stories to their partners. Sianna and Hillel kept this idea up at home. Sianna read to her mum and Hillel read to his little sister.
On Wednesday we tried to say nice things to someone else. Mary told Sianna she liked her jumper, Nora told Hannah she had nice hair and Ryley J told Kayden she was doing well during the Festive 15 Run.
What a lovely bunch. 🙂
Today our Advent Calendar suggested asking someone we don’t usually play with, to join in a game at break times. Miss Tate got her camera out at lunch time and this is what she found!
Well done everyone, for playing so well with someone new.
This morning, our advent calendar suggested we try sitting next to someone new at lunch time.
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