Primary 4/5 have been actively spelling this week. Our phoneme was ‘j’ and we know three different representations of that phoneme. We thought of lots of different words with the ‘j’ phoneme and sorted them into a phoneme chart.
Last week in P6M we started to self assess our learning using our wonder wall.
We have been sticking post it notes on our wonder wall to say what piece of learning stuck with us during the day or week.
Here are some of the things that have stuck with us:
Daisy: I learned how to do square numbers.
William: I learned about my maths patterns
Kayla: I learned how to double big numbers
Olivia: I learned about the Wallace Monument
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As part of our Magic Castle topic we have all been making our own information booklets. We have been carrying out research about castles and we have the responsibility of deciding what we will include in our own books.
Primary 6W have their own blogging wall. We are using the Notifications section to make suggestions about what we want to include on the school blog. We have also created profiles of ourselves so that visitors to our class can get to know us a bit better.
Primary 6W have started to transform their classroom into a castle. We have made wooden panels for the walls and created shields for our groups. We have also started to build different objects for the castle. Keep looking out for updates on our progress.
Working with the Rekenreks! P1/2 use them to count, add and take away.
On a Friday Primary 7 work with their Primary 1 buddies. After reading together Primary 7 have been helping their buddy to read and write the common words.
Well the weaving has commenced to make Hamish a new scarf…..it may take us some time! We hope Hamish doesn’t want his new scarf soon. This activity hopes to give the children a better sense of weaving and the next steps will be to sew using a needle and thread.
Today primary 1 used weaving techniques to design their own tartan. We found out it was pretty tricky but we all worked hard to master the technique. We are going to set up a weaving loom in class to make a new scarf for Hamish McHaggis.
Primary 2 completed their toys this afternoon. They worked so well together and the finished results were fabulous! The children thoroughly enjoyed being Toymakers!
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