Welcome to our weekly reflection by Mason and Georgie . We have enjoyed making our dream catchers using different materials. In the gym hall we have been learning to play co-operatively and learning how to control the ball with your foot. We have been learning to use a textbook. Thank you for reading our latest post.
Monday –
Football After School club @ 3.30pm
Parent Council @ 6pm
Tuesday –
Let’s Cook – 1.30pm
Thursday –
P7 Swimming AM
Youth Choir working with P3/4 and P4 in the afternoon
Friday –
P1 and P7 Buddy Assembly @ 9.15am
Primary 7 were pleased to meet with their buddies to help make posters of what the P1 pupils enjoyed doing. A pupil said “It’s fun helping them to learn.” Another pupil said “Buddy lunch helped us to get to know our buddies better.”
P7 enjoyed listening to a talking tree! The tree told them facts about an oak tree. They then learned how to draw a tree.
For RME they watched a short movie about the prophet Mohammad as part of learning about Islam.
Drawing portraits of partners in step by step process was challenging and amusing!
As part of our novel study we worked together to design voting posters and leaflets. Some of “our policies” were to ban computer games, ban swearing, free lip kits to voters, free vouchers to voters and even nap time for staff and pupils!!!
A final wee reminder –
Photo permission forms to be returned( a third of the class haven’t brought them in – despite second letters being given)
Swimming permission forms to be returned.
Our class have been reading James and the Giant Peach and we have made a lovely centipede. First we got a long piece of foam, then we used a blunt needle and string to sew 100 legs on. Next we painted the centipede green. We each designed 2 pairs of boots, and we cut them out and laminated them. We had a challenge pairing up the boots and fixing them onto the centipede’s legs. Last we added googly eyes. We had fun making it, and we are very proud of our centipede.
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