Remember this week is Scottish Book Week. Try to make sure you are reading as much as possible this week. We will be doing lots of activities this week including taking part in the read-a-long on Friday at 11am. Bring in your book to read!
Mrs M
Remember this week is Scottish Book Week. Try to make sure you are reading as much as possible this week. We will be doing lots of activities this week including taking part in the read-a-long on Friday at 11am. Bring in your book to read!
Mrs M
Maths:
Language:
Welcome from our new blog team! After some competitive interviews the positions have been announced…
Leader and Time Keeper–Euan Kennedy
Leader and Organiser-Kirstin Gannon
Proof Reader–Martin Lang
Photographer and Scanner-Jack McKenna
Illustrators– Cameron Eardley and Dean Rodgers
Authors-Amy Ward, Heather Jackson & Kara Dakin
Thanks,
The Blog Team
Hoping to have a big push on improving our mental maths skills. Here are a few games to get you started.
Tomorrow Night is Parents’ Night. So lets hope you all get good reports. We’re sure you will all get EXCELLENT reports!!!!!
By Blog Team
P.S Watch this space for details of our blog team.
Essential Tasks
Maths
Language
Remember
To complete Remembrance poem if you didn’t finish it in class.
Gym kit on Wednesday for Rugby.
Music for topic work.
Bring in band clothes for press conference and video.
Drum for Mr Bamford’s lesson on Thursday.
I have a dad, a dad who fights for us
Who holds a gun in the Great War
Who shoots and kills for me
I have a dad, a dad who feels the fear
Who walks about a death field
In desperate sacrifice for me.
I have a dad, a dad who’s at peace
I have a dad together we shall meet
Where the poppies grow out the ground
And the cold blood stays without a sound.
The soldiers fell, fell for us
In Flander’s Field they lay
They were brave and loyal
And we all become silent on the eleventh day of the eleventh month
The soldiers fell, fell for us
They fought all day long
Lost lives
And when the war ended the clocks rang.
The soldiers fell, fell for us
We wear poppies to remember them
They did a good thing
The memories of them will sparkle like a gem.
The soldiers fell, fell for us
It’s a great thing that they do
People risk their lives to save us
And for that I say Thank You.
This week I’ve limited the amount of homework given out as I know most of you are doing Halloween things. Remember you can do other activities above and beyond the tasks I set.
Language – Reading.
Maths
Other
Mrs M
The Star Pupil award has gone to Abbie. She is always enthusiastic and approaches everything with a smile on her face! Keep up the good work!