Numeracy in primary 3/4

Lewis said, ” We have been learning about money and I have  enjoyed giving the correct change to people.”

We have been using lots of different ICT games and Elise enjoyed playing igloo shopping.

It was really tricky to work out what coins we needed but we kept practicing and eventually we got it.maths 004 maths 006 maths 009

This week in Greenrigg Primary School

Monday 18th January
– 3.15 – 4.15 Multi Sports After School Club (P1 – 3)
Tuesday 19th January
– 3.15 – 4.15 Netball After School Club (P5 – 7)
Wednesday 20th January
– P3/4s Roots of Empathy
– 3.15 – 4.15 Football After School Club (P5 – 7)
Thursday 21st January
– 3.15 – 4.15 Dance After School Club (P1 – 7)
Friday 22nd January
– 9am Assembly (everyone welcome to come along)
– 11am P7 Futsal

Debating Class

Primary 3/4 and Primary 7 have been working together to develop skills of debating.  As a group we all decided that the main skills that we are developing are listening, talking and respecting others ideas

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and thoughts.

” We have been having great fun and we love to share our opinion with others.”  Angeline said.

Ross said he loved designing and making the clothes for the washing line debate that we will be having next week.

We will keep you posted of how future debates go.

 

Happy New Year …..

The staff would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year – it is great to see the children back and all eager to learn.

This week in Greenrigg is relatively quiet – but watch this space every week to find out what is happening:

Monday 11th January
3.15 – 4.15 Multi Sports After School Club P1,2,3
Tuesday 12th January
3.15 – 4.15 Netball After School Club P5 – 7
Wednesday 13th January
P3/4 will be working with Youth Music Initiative group 11 – 11.45
3.15 – 4.15 Football After School Club P5 – 7
Thursday 14th January
1.30 Travel Action Group Meeting
3.15 – 4.15 Dance After School Club P1 – 7
Friday 15th January
9am Assembly -led by Mrs Murphy and P5/4 – everyone welcome to join us in the Hall

P6/5 visit Hopetoun House

On Monday 14th December we went to visit Hopetoun House near South Queensferry. We went to learn all about Victorians in a stately home at Christmas time.

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We all had the opportunity to dress up as servants. We were butlers, valets, footman, bootboys, house maids, parlour maids, nurse maids and scullery maids. We got to act out the different chores that they would do around the house.

” I was a scullery maid. I had to sleep under the table in the Butlers pantry. I wasn’t important” – Emma MacKay

” I was a nurse maid. I had to act out when I was giving Lady Hopetoun her baby.” – Emma McDougall.

” I was a parlour maid. I had to clean the important rooms in the house” – Carla.

” I was the bootboy. I had to light over 100 fires every morning”-James.

” I was the Butler. I had to make sure all the servants were doing their jobs. I had to wear white gloves and run them across the surfaces to check for dust or dirt” – Jason.

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In the afternoon we made our own butter. We had a tub of double cream and an equal amount of gold top milk. We then had to churn the mixture until butter had been produced. It was very tasty when we tried it the next day.

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We also did some quilling. We used a pheasants feather and dipped it into ink and wrote letters home.

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It was amazing and we would all LOVE to go back again. It was the best trip ever.

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