P3 began writing descriptions and drawing detailed pictures of witches after discussing in groups good adjectives that would really give the reader a picture in their head.
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P3G Homemade Oatcakes and Charles Rennie Macintosh
All the children enjoyed making and tasting their own homemade oatcakes with Scottish cheese last term. The oatcakes were voted even better than shop-bought and we knew all our ingredients were also Scottish.
Lots of research added to our Book Creator books about Charles Rennie Macintosh. Then we created roses designed to look like the Macintosh rose and painted just like he would have done using watercolours.
Bonjour from Primary 3G
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Bonjour mes amis! Hello my friends!
P3 have been learning a new song to learn about how to say hello, how to ask how someone is feeling and how to tell how they feel.
We hope you enjoy listening to us sing.
P4G Viking Research
This week we did some research about different Viking people and jobs. We worked very well in our research groups and completed factfiles and a character profile for each group.
Super work!
What did a Viking Trader do?
Finding out about Viking Warriors. Exciting!
Viking Children had a different life to we do.
What can we find out about Viking Gods?
Learning about the job of a Viking Blacksmith.
Where did the Viking Explorers go?
Learning about Viking Women.
P4G Dragon Eyes
Fantastic concentration during our art lesson this afternoon. Adding detail to some super dragon eyes. Can’t wait to add colour to these.
P3C Burns Supper Moments
Apologies for the poor sound but we hope you enjoy a wee flavour of our Burns Supper.
Immortal Memory by Cameron
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Lang Syne
Finlay
Finlay, Katie and Erin with the Reply from the Lassies
Ryan with the Toast to the Lassies
Annabel with the Vote of Thanks
P4G Art
We have been hard at work creating some fabulous art work for our school gallery this week. We used pencil, oil pastel, water colours to create some colourful abstract art and finished them off with some thin black pen lines to really make them ‘pop’. We enjoyed discussing the different parts we loved of each piece of work. We are extremely proud of our finished creations! Unfortunately we can only offer you this tiny sneak peek of our work. Hope you can make it to see our work and all the other fantastic art work created by the pupils in the school in a couple of weeks time.
