Hello everyone<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve had a good week in Primary 4 so far. In writing we finished writing our fabulous Halloween stories and they are fantastic. They were filled with adjectives, exciting details and spooky characters! Well done boys and girls!<\/p>\n
In reading the children have been working hard to read their books carefully looking for tricky words. They have then been beginning to use a dictionary to search for the definitions of these words in order to develop their understandings. This task has been challenging but the children have been working so hard and are developing their ability to use a dictionary quickly and effectively.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow will be a very exciting day in Primary 4 as we host our \u201cViking Bake Off\u201d event. Miss Millar and Mr Shanks will judge our creations! The children will make sweet oat cakes with honey and will get to taste their own handiwork! We can\u2019t wait to see how they turn out \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Christmas Fair letters have now been sent home along with raffle tickets. The Christmas Fair is on Friday 30th November from 6-8pm. You can buy tickets by returning the tear off slip to school or speaking to office staff.<\/p>\n
Primary 7 are still selling Poppies 50p\/\u00a31 preferred donation. We are looking forward to attending the P7 Remembrance Assembly on Friday to learn more.<\/p>\n
Reminders \u2013
\nSpelling \u2013 due Friday
\nMaths (studyladder game) \u2013 due Friday
\nReading pages \u2013 due next Monday
\nPE days \u2013 Indoor: Thursday Outdoor: Tuesday<\/p>\n
Thank you for your support<\/p>\n
Miss Clark & Miss Donaldson<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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