Seesaw is a new resource for P1 to P3.
Please check school bags for a permission letter that needs to be completed, signed and returned. Please return as soon as possible.
Further information from https://web.seesaw.me/remote-learning?utm_medium=learnhowbutton&utm_campaign=remotelearning&utm_source=homepage
Find a copy of the permission letter below.
Our new sound this week is… ‘n’. Here we are using paint and cotton buds to work on our letter formation! We had great fun!
Primary 1 homework for this week is attached below. Try to do at least one task every night and go over sight words as often as you can.
Miss McCullagh
The Star Writer in P1 this week is this Superstar!
Our Star Writer wrote an amazing story about feeling calm when he goes for a long walk with his sister and his mummy. Our Colour Monster this week was the green calm monster.
We have been learning:
It’s been a very busy week! Have a great weekend!
Miss McCullagh
We have been learning and consolidating
Another Friday and another Star Writer in P1 this morning!
Our Star Writer worked hard to put a capital letter at the beginning of his sentence! Great work!
We are continuing to learn about emotions through the Colour Monster!
Hello!
To help you get back into the swing of things, we’re making Teach Your Monster to Read free to download from Wednesday.
We know it’s been a very challenging year and we hope to help out a little by giving you the entire series of award-winning literacy games for nothing.
The not-for-profit app is approved by the government’s DfE Hungry Little Minds campaign and has been played by over 22 million kids across the world.
Once downloaded, there’s nothing else to pay. Please let your friends know so we can help their kids learn to read too.
Oh, and if you want to play across a few devices, make sure you sign up for a free account at teachyourmonstertoread.com first.
Download your Teach Your Monster to Read app between Weds September 16th and Tues September 22nd 2020:
Primary 1 Homework will be posted on the blog every Monday. The children should work on tasks throughout the week. They will be given a jotter home to complete the tasks in but this should not be returned to the school every week. Please click on the link below to access your child’s homework tasks.
Primary 1 Homework Week Beginning 14th September 2020
Thank you
Miss McCullagh
We have been learning
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