Learning is fun!!

Primary 1b are really enjoying learning through play and are exploring all the different areas in our classroom to enhance their learning. We spoke about how learning is fun and we even had a session of messy maths this week – mess is okay, as long as we’re learning!

Here are our highlights:

Ivy – “I had the most fun making the dough to learn about our sense of smell”

Ellie – “I liked making the dough too.  Mine was a vanilla smell”

Kyle – “Going on the ipads for phonics was fun”

Jacob – “Making dough was great”

Finlay – “I liked imagination station area is the most fun because I use my brain to make things”

Emily – “Cosy corner is great fun and it helps me learn to read”

Niamh – “The cosy corner is fun”

Cody – “I liked the dough because I got to smell different smells”

Isaac – “I think I like to play in the technology area”

Poppy – “Dancing and singing the number song is great”

Rebecca – “I liked messy maths because it is fun.  I wrote some numbers”

Abbie – “I liked the number ping pong ball game”

Sarah – “I really liked the buddies reading us their favourite book today.  It helped my learning because my buddy was teaching me how to read”

Lylah – “The celebration dance we did because all of our names went up on the superstar board”

Kashem – “I like playing because it helps me learn”

Reese – “I favourite learning game was the shaving foam maths day.  I practised my numbers”

Rosie – “Doing the number game in maths was fun.  I can give clues to other people”

Mason – “I like imagination station building”

Liam – “Playing and counting the magic beans is good fun”

Danniella – “I liked writing my m sounds because it made my brain stronger”

Freyja – “Colouring in the number boards is fun and helped me”

Damon – “I liked imagination station because I like making new things”

 

A huge well done to Reese who received our DHT award this week for adding super detail to her writing.

From

Primary 1b

(A note from Mrs Mansfield – just a reminder that Meet the Teacher takes place next Thursday evening (6.30).  It would be lovely to see as many parents there as possible)