p3/2 wish everyone a Happy New Year! We are all looking forward to a new beginning in 2016. We have looked back at some of our fantastic successes and building on them to create a wonderful future. We recognise that sometime we need to work really hard but when we do we get better results. We also said that pracising new things help us learn. This term we will be pracising our multiplication tables and lots of us choose to practise them this week.
Mrs Hay gave us a gift and we put it in our Golden Time Cupboard. We enjoyed playing with the twigs, cork and bark. (if anyone picked up a little mouse can they bring it back on Monday please.)
Class Dojo Winner: Rory
We are learning a Scottish poem: Street talk. Here is a link to it. http://www.educationscotland.gov.uk/resources/k/kistscotslanguage/texts/streettalk/index.asp (words below)
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THE CAT’S PYJAMAS
Da says I ett like a grumphie,
Ma says I’ve the sense o a flee,
Gran says I’m the cat’s pyjamas,
Bit I say I’m jist me!
| There was a rammie in the street, A stishie and stramash. The crabbit wifie up the stair Pit up her winda sash. |
| “Nou what’s adae?” the wifie cried, “Juist tell me what’s adae.” A day is twinty-fower hours, missis, Nou gie us peace to play. |
| “Juist tell me what’s ado,” she cried, “And nane o yer gab,” cried she. D’ye no ken a doo’s a pigeon, missis? Nou haud yer wheesht a wee. |
| “I want to ken what’s up,” she cried, “And nae mair o yer cheek, ye loun.” It’s only yer winda that’s up, missis. For guidsake pit it doun. |
