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P3H ‘Time Travellers’

Here are some photos from our ‘Time Travellers’ topic

We learned all about life in Dunblane in the past and how people lived.

We were very lucky to have a visit from Pam who used to work in the old Springbank Mill. Pam shared lots of interesting facts and stories with us. We also worked with P2/3 and learned to weave together which was lots of fun!

We learned about famous scots such as Robbie Burns and Charles Rennie Mackintosh who continue to inspire others today through their work in the past. We created our own Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired artwork which we were very proud of.

P3H Our Learning Snapshots

Here are some snapshots of our  learning over the past term.

In maths our topic has been time  and we are learning to show quarter hours on a analogue and digital clock. We are now learning all about fractions!

We have also been writing fact files all about famous scots!

We have been enjoying learning about the history of Dunblane through our context of ‘Time Travellers’

1140hrs

Dunblane Primary School Nursery class is in phase 3 of the 1140 expansion.  What this mean is that from August 2020 a child’s nursery entitlement will increase from 600hrs to 1140 hrs.  The school nursery will be open from 8AM – 6PM and it will also be open during the school holidays.  More information will follow closer to the time.  Here is a link to further information, issued by the Council.

https://www.stirling.gov.uk/earlylearningchildcareexpansion

P3/4W Haiku Poetry

Today P3/4W were learning about Haiku poems.  Haiku poetry is traditional in Japan.  Each Haiku is only 3 lines.  Each line follows a pattern of syllables 5-7-5.

Here are the poems we wrote.  They all have a Scottish theme.  We hope you enjoy them.

 

Burn’s Day by Isobel

Celebrate Burn’s Day.

Have haggis, neeps and tatties.

Sing lots of poems.

 

A Hogmanay Poem by Cora

Castles on the hill.

Fireworks going off.

People having fun.

 

Scotland by Magnus M.

Haggis, neeps, tatties.

Ben A’an, Ben Nevis, mountains.

Rivers, Loch Lomond.

 

Irn-Bru by Rayyan

Irn-Bru is great.

It is not healthy for you.

Scottish Irn-Bru

 

Scottish Dancing by Matteo

Kilts, ceilidhs, dancing.

Fun Scottish dancing parties.

Scottish dancing fun.

 

Primary 7 STEM Science Fair

In January 2019 all Primary 7 pupils have taken part in a Science Fair working with adults from Forth Valley. During the Science Fair they all got a chance to take part in a number of experiments trying to look at ways in which we can help ‘Save the Planet’ by looking at how we can live in more sustainable manner! All pupils have really enjoyed these sessions and are now working towards their Forth Valley STEM award in class!

P3 STEM club

P3 STEM CLUB! Over the past few weeks we have been working on different STEM challenges and experiments.

We are learning lots of skills and enjoying working with others while doing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics!

 

P3H – Glasgow Science Centre Trip

Last week we had a fantastic time at the Science centre.

Here are some pictures of our trip.

We got to investigate and try all of the different science activities and enjoyed a Fun with Forces Christmas Workshop! We had to help santa sort out all of the push and  pull toys. Then we had to make a rocket to help Rudolph get back to the North Pole in time for Christmas!

We loved being able to share our learning with others.