Plant update \u2013 Our garden peas are thriving, our sunflowers are popping their heads through the soil, and our nasturtiums are getting very tall. This week we thinned out some Livingston Daisies so hopefully they will be more comfortable with more space to grow. Our beans are a bit slow to germinate but fingers crossed this week we will see them popping up. <\/p>\n
Great Green \u2013 \u2018What went well\u2019<\/p>\n
\u2022\tWe have been revising our skills, knowledge and understanding of fractions this week, with lots of success. Fractions are fabulous in Primary 5.
\n\u2022\tThe class were very committed to writing the recipe for \u2018How to make an ice-cream sundae\u2019 I wonder why!!<\/p>\n
Think Pink \u2013 \u2018Even better if\u2019<\/p>\n
\uf0a7\tWe are going to try to stay hydrated throughout the day by regularly drinking water in the class.
\n\uf0a7\tWe apply our knowledge of food hygiene when making our fruit kebabs next week. (we wash our hands throughout the day!!) <\/p>\n
Lead Learners.<\/p>\n
Our lead learners last week did a great job. Thank you \u2013 Joe and Adam
\nThis week our Lead Learners are Lily and Aarjav
\nThey have shown commitment to their tasks, helping support others and doing so with kindness and patience.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Plant update \u2013 Our garden peas are thriving, our sunflowers are popping their heads through the soil, and our nasturtiums are getting very tall. This week we thinned out some Livingston Daisies so hopefully they will be more comfortable with … Continue reading