Mrs Mainwaring went out to clear her paths to get to the shop for bread this morning. By the time she managed to dig herself out the shops were empty. Decided to make her own bread. First time she’s tried it and it turned out lovely. Her house smells amazing with the freshly baked bread!
MMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mrs Bryce is trying to work from home but her little girl has other plans! Lucia and Mrs Bryce have been busy this afternoon building a snowman. Everyone, meet Tutti-Frutti the Snow Girl! Please post pictures of your snow creations!
Click on the link to see the Reading Selfie Challenge, which has to be completed by 8th March. We look forward to seeing where you all like to read! 2018_2_23 Reading Selfie Challenge
In the spirit of the Winter Olympics, Mrs McAdam our PE specialist encouraged the children in Primary 1/2 to participate in indoor curling where they were learning to combine simple skills to demonstrate an effective performance.
A1 and A2 celebrated Chinese New Year on Friday in style by enjoying a feast of different Chinese foods! They enjoyed all the conversation with their friends and finding out all about which Chinese animal year they were born in.
Rachel from the Dogs Trust brought in Bennie the Dog to visit our school today. Bennie loves listening to stories and we loved reading stories to him! He also enjoyed getting brushed, clapped and cuddled. We can’t wait to see Rachel and Bennie again next week!
Our launch of the Bookbug Explorer Bag was well attended by the parents and pupils of Hopefield Nursery. Everyone enjoyed the singing and the stories before a special visitor arrived to hand out the special Bookbug bags.
We look forward to hearing all about the stories which you received in your bag. You could even draw us a picture of the Bookbug with the pencils from your bag and bring it in for us to see.
To celebrate being in school for a total of 100 days this session, Primary 1/2 have been thinking about what they might look like when they are 100 years old. We made super collage faces and we wrote some very interesting pieces of work on what we might be, have and do when we are 100.
We also worked with a partner on some activities based on the number 100 – we tossed a coin 100 times and recorded how many heads and tails we got, we rolled a dice to record 100 tally marks and we highlighted the number of times we found the number 1oo.
Parents and Carers
Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey about the Read, Write, Count Packs
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/RWCTeacher2017
Many Thanks
Mrs Bryce
Last term the children in primary 2/3 were given a Read, Write, Count bag with books and activities inside. They are now looking for parents to provide feedback and let them know what you think about the activity bags. Please follow the below link to complete the survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/ReadWriteCount17
The Read Write Count website has fantastic ideas and resources for you and your child to enjoy together. I would definately recommend having a look on here: http://www.readwritecount.scot/
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