p5D

What a big week !

Topic – we have begun learning about Florence Nightingale. We were really surprised at how bad the conditions were for soldiers during the Crimean war. Wounded soldiers would have to sleep on dirty floors with rats running around. Thanks to Florence we have much better conditions in hospitals today.

Writing – this week we focussed on poetry. The theme for our poem was PC Arnott. We had a competition and the class voted for their favourite poem which was read out at assembly and then presented to PC Arnott. Eve’s poem received the most votes. Well done Eve!!

Rachel Q – I really liked writing a poem. I think Eve’s was really good.

Ava C – It was hard to make the poem rhyme. I found it easier to write the poem using rhythm, I did this by tapping on the table while I was saying the poem.

Maths – We have been learning how to subtract with money and some of us have been changing pence to pounds and vice versa. It has been tricky but we are getting better!

On Monday afternoon we were lucky enough to be able to go along to Bathgate Academy to watch the P6 show, The Wizard of Oz. We walked all the way there and all the way back! We were very impressed with the acting and singing and can’t wait until we are in P6 and it’s our turn to do the show.

As if we didn’t get enough exercise on Monday we did our sports mile on Thursday and we have been raising money for Sports Relief with a bake sale on Friday morning and lots of us have bought Sports Relief wrist bands.

Have a great weekend!

2 thoughts on “p5D”

  1. Hi Primary 5d,

    WOW! You really have had a busy week with lots of learning and fun things going on. I’m pleased that Florence Nightingale helped to make our hospitals cleaner. I wouldn’t like rats to be running around if I was in hospital! I’m glad you enjoyed the P6 show – they really did a good job. I’m looking forward to seeing you all in the P6 show next year.

    Have a lovely weekend.

    Miss Henderson

  2. Hello 5d,

    You certainly did have an active week with your Sports Relief mile and your walk to and from Bathgate Academy. You are now heading towards P6 so it’s great to think of yourselves being on stage this time next year performing for friends and family. I’m sure PC Arnott would love the poem you wrote for him and presented during assembly. I like how Ava has shared her top tip for writing poetry using rhythm to help.

    Have a good week,
    Mrs Spence

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