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P3/4 Snow Day Again

Good morning boys and girls. I hope you have lots more fun in the snow today. If you’d like to leave a
comment I’d love to know what you’ve been up to!

My first job today is to clear my steps so that I can get outside. I thought I would share a couple of photos that I took this morning.

If you’d like to leave a comment I’d love to know what you’ve been up to!

 

 

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P3/4 Snow Day Activities

Just in case you haven’t seen the snow day activities on ‘Class Dojo’.

PLAY IT!
Play on Sumdog at
www.sumdog.com
Play a board game with a friend.
Design your own board game and play it with a friend.
Play charades with your family.

READ IT!
Practise your reading.
Write a book review.
Design a new front cover for a book.
Choose a favourite character, draw them and use “wow” words todescribe them.
Create a poster or leaflet based on the subject of a non-fictionbook.

ENJOY IT!

Look for signs of animal tracks out in the snow, can you identifywho made them?
See how big a snowball you can make – measure around it inhandspans or cm.
Go for a winter walk and look for signs of winter.

MAKE IT!
Make an animal out of snow and take a picture of it.
Create a winter picture.
Can you create a symmetrical snowflake?
Make up a winter-themed song and sing it to an audience.

Above all, don’t forget to enjoy the snow!

If you’d like to leave a  comment I’d love to know what you’ve been up to!

P3/4 Highlights

For Scottish Maths week we have been designing place value monsters to show our teacher our understanding of place value.

 

For Roald Dahl day we watched a video clip of the BFG catching dreams and then we wrote our own dreams in a dream jar.

IDL: We have been learning about the different inventions of Alexander Graham Bell such as a metal detector, as well as a device that can separate grain from husks and not forgetting the telephone.

Star of the Week (photo to follow)

Cameron Coward for always trying his best.

 

 

 

P3 Homework

Spelling Homework Week Beginning 22nd May 2017
Spelling Bees
Read Write Inc Unit 3
Speed Spell
• could
• there
• want
• was
• would
• what
Spell Zone
• sloppy
• funny
• boggy
• muddy
• nutty
• spotty
• runny
Spelling Stars
Nelson Grammar Unit 21’all’
Speed Spell
• could
• there
• want
• was
• would
• what
Spelling Zone
• all
• ball
• Call
• fall
• hall
• tall

Maths Homework – see jotter
Due Back 30th May 2017

Thanks

P3 Weekly Homework

 

Homework Week Beginning 15th May 2017

Spelling Homework

Spelling Bees: Design a poster to explain the soft ‘c’ rule.

Spelling Stars: Design a poster to explain your spelling pattern o-e.

Spelling Wizards: Colourful Letters

Maths Homework

Keep practising your times tables and division facts using your poster or ICT games such as

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

topmarks – speed challenge

Due Back Tuesday 23rd May 2017

Thanks

Mrs Sinclair

P3’s Health Week

We have enjoyed taking part in health week and thinking about why exercise is good for our bodies. On Thursday, we had a session learning handball skills.

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On Friday, we learned about how to hold a golf club correctly and had a go at putting and using a full swing to hit the ball.

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P3 Weekly Highlights

Thank you to all the parents  who were able to make it along on Friday to receive their Book Bug Bags and to see the children working on different literacy and numeracy activities related to the books for Scottish book week.    I hope you all enjoy reading the stories and using your playing cards at home.

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In topic we have been learning about ‘The Inuit’ and the Inukshuk, the singular of inuksuit, means “in the likeness of a human” in the Inuit language. They are monuments made of unworked stones that are used by the Inuit for communication and survival. The traditional meaning of the inukshuk is “Someone was here” or “You are on the right path.”

In Art we designed our own Inuksuit.

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Aaron K – I enjoyed drawing pictures as part of our ‘Golden Time’.

Nicole:I had lots of fun talking to my mum during book bag event.

Josh:In maths we have been learning to subtract 11 using the strategy: subtract 10 and then subtract 1 more and we had lots of fun using dienes to work out our answers.

Samantha:I enjoyed writing ‘My Magic Crayon’ story.

Maya:I loved everything in school this week.

Ryan:I enjoyed working with a partner in maths.

P.E.:We have been learning how to play badminton

Arran:I enjoyed drawing our  ‘inushuk’ pictures as part of our topic work.

Aaron:I enjoyed drawing my crayon picture as part of our book bag activities.

Roots of Empathy

We had to draw and write about a time when we were feeling sad.

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