Good morning Primary 1s
Today is the last day in March… can you remember the month that come next? Maybe this song will help you to remember?
We hope that you are all keeping safe and healthy. It has been great seeing all the hard work you have been up to over the past week. Thank you to everyone who has posted in their learning journal to show us the fantastic activities you have been doing at home. Later today we will hopefully post some more photos showing a selection of this work.
Today we would like you to complete 3 activities from the learning grids posted yesterday, preferably one literacy, one maths and one from the other curricular areas. Our focus fairy tale this week is ‘Goldilocks and the Three bears’. If you have the book of this story in your house then why not read it? If you don’t, here is a link to an audio version: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/radio/goldilocks-three-bears
Ask your child to close their eyes as they listen and imagine the story playing like a movie. After listening to the story, and only if you have spare time!, ask your child to retell the story. We would love to see some of this work on the Learning Journals and so, if you are able, why not film your child retelling the story. Your child could draw pictures or make playdoh/ craft models showing a few of the different scenes in the story as a prompt. Take your time with this task. It could be a project to be completed for the rest of the week, or over the Easter holidays?
Thank you for all your continued support.
The Primary 1 teachers
Hi Primary 1!
Could any of you remember the Month after ‘Mars’? It’s great to see some of you practicing your french on the learning journals. Have any of you had a chance to listen to the story of Goldilocks? It would be great to see some videos of you retelling the story! We will hope to share some examples perhaps after the Easter holidays so that you have lots of time to complete this task.
We hope that you are all having fun at home and are staying healthy/happy!
Thank you for all of your support so far, we really appreciate all of the hard work you are all putting in at this time.
Primary 1 teachers