Well, It’s great to be back and to see everyone again 🙂 I have enjoyed telling the children about all of the experiences and stories from Poland. In assembly tomorrow there will be a little taster of the things they can expect to be creating on the run up to Easter from the crafts Mrs Tartaglia and myself learned whilst there.
This week we have continued learning about Dundee. It is one of the main cities in Scotland and we now know all about the three J’s – Jute, Jam and Journalism. We even had a go at creating our own cartoon character and comic strip just like D. C Thomson.
Great to see so many children completing their sentences in their homework jotters in joined up writing. It is not perfect at this stage but the experience of trying it right now is all we are aiming for. The effort from the children has been super. It is beginning to show in some areas of our class work also which is great!
This week, unfortunately letters have had to be sent home to children who have not been coming prepared for indoor PE. Each week we write reminders in our homework jotters and still there are a lot of people forgetting. We have PE on a Wednesday indoor and a Tuesday outdoor.
I’d like to say good luck to Miss Leyland who will be leaving us on Tuesday to continue her studies and experience of teaching. She has been an asset to the school and our Primary 4 class and has delivered fun and exciting lessons for the past 5 weeks. We wish her all the best 🙂
Reminders:
Outdoor PE – Tuesday
Indoor PE – Wednesday
Parents night – Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th
Friday 12th – Valentine dress down. Wear something pink or red and dress for valentine’s day. Donation of 50p to raise funds for the school should you choose to take part.
Homework:
Due Monday 8th – Miss Smith’s Maths homework
Due Friday 12th – Spelling and reading:
RED – Pages 90 – 109
BLUE – Pages 80 – 92
GREEN – Pages 64 – 84
Thank you for your continued support and look forward to seeing you all next week.
Miss Smith
i will miss miss leyland she was a great teacher and helped a lot when you were in Poland,she taught great lessons about our electric circits and our electric houses that are looking great got the hang of getting the motor to work i cant get the swicht to work,she also taught great topic lessons[Scotland]she taught us alot about how Carles Rennie Macintosh was famous to glasgow,all about the different inventors who were born in scotland one was called Rennie Macintosh we all thought that it was charles her french was great and i am sure her maths was great, she helped me conect my joined up writing she taught us up to thirty one in french for the months,days of the week and saying the date. she was a great teacher we will all miss her she helped us allot