P5 Tuesday 21st April

Learning Activities

Getting Energized:

Choose the Joe Wicks workout: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1 or what about learning a Harry Potter Dance with Otis from strictly ?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btD_HCO1FT4

Smart start -Newsround – watch https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/news/watch_newsround

Write 3 sentences about what you have learnt from watching the program.

Extension – If you finish check out the rest of the newsround website – it has some great stuff on there!

Morning Brain Break : mindfulness – https://www.dropbox.com/s/q85m6z6d659j6nl/02%20Breathing%20Relaxation.mp3?dl=0

Spelling:

Then Log onto Sumdog and instead of doing maths spend 20 minutes on the spelling section which you should be able to access. There will be easier words at first until you have done enough questions so that the site will eventually put you at the correct level. So please do them yourself and do not ask for help! Just ask for help if you struggle to load the program!

After Break-Listen to David Walliams . The link is live at 11am

Why not lie back and rest your eyes when you listen?: https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/

 

Numeracy – line graphs

Watch video https://corbettmathsprimary.com/2018/07/19/line-graphs-video/

Then complete the questions- line-graphs-pdf (2)

When you are ready mark your work : line-graph-answers

Extensions:

  1. https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/51/bar_charts Scroll down to find bar chart game and click on that.
  2. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Flash.aspx?a=activity21
  3. Sumdog – maths

Lunch-Eat mindfully. Chew your food slowly. What does it feel, smell and taste like?

After Lunch

French – try Duolingo-https://www.duolingo.com-you do not need to sign in or create a profile the first time you use it.

Health

  1. Write down or draw five things that make you feel happy.

2. Afternoon brain break – try some mindfulness for five minutes – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W21KjnF3YME

If you can’t access the mindfulness link go and find someone and give them a compliment then sit down and practise breathing deeply in and out – filling up your belly like a balloon-5 breaths.

3.Art

Remember when we were studying tone? Tone is the word used to discuss how dark or light a colour is. Today let’s think about tonal contrast (dark next to light.) We have already looked at a painting by Edward Hopper that demonstrates this. Here is another painting that shows tonal contrast https://www.wikiart.org/en/paul-klee/the-goldfish-1925 . It is called ‘The Goldfish’ by Paul Klee which he painted in 1925.

What do you think of the painting? How does it make you feel?

Activity- Expressive Work.-Choose:

  1. Use paints (if you have them) to create a lightning storm.
  2. Using only pencil and this video to help you : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDCeNWLZ3A draw an amazing lighthouse scene!
  3. Draw a cloudy sky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMXymfRzPTc

Before you go-Something to think about -you might be interested in this brilliant National Geographic website which has a selection of 360-degree videos on its YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLivjPDlt6ApRq22sn082ZCC9893XtV8xc including a tiger shark encounter, and this hammerhead shark encounter. Flipping to a more tranquil deep dive, how about swimming with dolphins instead. Each experience lasts a few minutes.

Primary 2 – Tuesday 21st April 2020

Good Morning Primary 2! Here are some fun activities for today.

Spelling

Please follow the link for your group which will take you to a spelling game.

Green, Purple & Pink http://www.games.galacticphonics.com/othervowels/au/interactive/game/index.html

Yellow http://www.games.galacticphonics.com/othervowels/aw/interactive/game/index.html

Blue – http://www.games.galacticphonics.com/blends/interactive/ccvcspell/ccvcspell.htm

 

Numeracy

Have a go at these subtraction sums to refresh your memory! Discuss the strategies you are using with someone at home.

6 – 4 =

10 – 6 =

15 – 7 –

17 – 3 =

20 – 11 =

Science

Here is an experiment all about bending water. Before you start, what do you think is going to happen when you conduct the experiment? This guess is called a hypothesis.

Once you have completed the experiment, have a think about your hypothesis. Does it match your results?

Send a picture of you conducting the experiment to wldeans-ps@westlothian.org.uk so we can see your fantastic work!

Reading 

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/?selLanguage=en&mode=hub.

When you open the site, click the pink button at the top which says “My class login”. The class login details are as follows: username – deansprimary2      password – missborsbey       Once logged in, click the button that says “My Bookshelf”.  This will take you to lots of ebooks. Please have a look below to find out which book to read. Once you have read the book, discuss what you have read. Can you read with expression?

Green group – Chicken Licken

Purple group – The Toys’ Party

Pink group – Ant and the Baby

Yellow group – Can you see me?

Blue group – Big Feet

 

Have fun Primary 2 and I’ll speak to you tomorrow again!

 

Miss Borsbey

P5 Monday 20th April

Maths – Pictographs.

Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qenKu-GUAE8 to help you understand how to draw a pictogram.

Complete the worksheet (PDF doc)-Pictograms-pdf

Spicy

Complete page 1.

Spicier

Complete page 2- Important– for question 4 just choose one of the tables.

Spiciest

Complete page 3

When ready mark your answers:see the PDF document:Pictograms-Answers

IF YOU WOULD LIKE A BRAIN BREAK :

Try the following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk_qU7l-fcU ( 12 minute video)

Or if you can’t access this go to Mrs Anderson’s page : https://www.sonshineyoga.co.uk/blog

Or if all else fails sit with your eyes closed and slowly count your breaths while counting to 10.

Extension practise your table facts:

Spicy

x2,x5,x10 https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/27288.html

x3 https://cdn.oxfordowl.co.uk/2016/05/10/08/28/28/967/20163_content/startpage.html?activity=Multiply_by_3.html

Spicier

3,6,9 https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/27282.html

x4 https://cdn.oxfordowl.co.uk/2016/05/10/08/28/28/967/20163_content/startpage.html?activity=Multiply_by_4.html

Spiciest

x7 https://cdn.oxfordowl.co.uk/2016/05/10/08/28/28/967/20163_content/startpage.html?activity=Multiply_by_7.html

x7 and x12 https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/24509.html

Before you go you might be interested in this as we all need a bit of fun now!

Fancy going to Disney world?

Check out these virtual rides!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYyJUEtYv-ZW7BgjhP3UbTg

 

Primary 3 – Monday 20th April

Welcome back everyone!!!

Hope you had an enjoyable Easter break and feel well rested. It would be lovely to see any of the fun activities you got up to over the holidays, any of the STEM challenge activities you completed or any other things you have created – remember you can share these on the school website!

You should still have some activities in your packs to keep you going, but here are some other activities you could also do this week:

 

  • Write a personal story about your Easter holidays – What things did you do? When did you do them? Who was with you? Where were you? How did you feel?

 

  • Pick one of the characters from your reading book or a book you are reading at home – create a character description of them. You can draw the character and around them write some WOW words to describe how they look and their personality or you can write a description of them underneath. Include as much information as you can on them.

 

  • Lead your own Number Talk at home – create some questions using adding, take away or multiplication – ask people at home to work out the answers to these and then explain to you how they got their answers. Check to see who agrees with each other! Remember that you must know the answers to the questions you ask!

 

Enjoy the sunshine!!!

Mrs Hillan

Primary 2 – Monday 20th April 2020

Good Afternoon Primary 2! I hope you had a great break over Easter and are all happy, healthy and ready for our final term! You should now be moving on to your week 3 pack of learning that you have at home. Please work through this and I will continue to post daily blog updates with some more fun work!

Reading 

Every week, I will assign each group a new reading book online. These books are suited to the reading level to each group. I will post the link for the website, as well as the username and password every day to remind you how to access the books. Please see below for the details of this week’s book.

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/?selLanguage=en&mode=hub.

When you open the site, click the pink button at the top which says “My class login”. The class login details are as follows: username – deansprimary2      password – missborsbey       Once logged in, click the button that says “My Bookshelf”.  This will take you to lots of ebooks. Please have a look below to find out which book to read. Once you have read the book, discuss what you have read. Can you identify the beginning, middle and end of the story?

Green group – Chicken Licken

Purple group – The Toys’ Party

Pink group – Ant and the Baby

Yellow group – Can you see me?

Blue group – Big Feet

 

Numeracy

Have a go at these addition sums to refresh your memory! Discuss the strategies you are using with someone at home.

3 + 4 =

7 + 5 =

9 + 4 =

11 + 5 =

8 + 10 =

Music

Listen to the well-known song “Into the Unknown” from the film Frozen 2. The lyrics to the chorus are below. Once you have listened to the song and sang along, can you answer the questions at the side? What is your favourite part of the song and why?

Have fun Primary 2 and I’ll speak to you tomorrow again!

 

Miss Borsbey

Primary One – Monday 20th April 2020

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Good afternoon everyone, great to be in contact with you again. I hope you are well and had a fantastic Easter. You should now be starting  work from your week 3 pack. As an additional task, I would like you to create a story map of your favourite day from the holidays. Below is an example of the Goldilocks story map we created with Mrs Stevenson.

Activity 1-

L.I. to create a story plan

S.C. I can draw pictures to show the events in my day

S.C. I can sequence my daily activities

As you can see it is a numbers of pictures rather than a written story. You could start by drawing a picture of you getting up in the morning, then eating breakfast followed by going on an Easter hunt in the house or garden etc. A little tip, use arrows to show the direction your day is taking. As an extension, you could use your story plan to help you write an account of your day. Remember you can use your jotter.

Activity 2- Addition and Subtraction to 10/20

Below is a link to a fun game which will help you with counting on and back. Have a go at both Find a Number and Count on and Back. You can use 1-10 or challenge yourself to use 1-20. Enjoy!

L.I to count on and back

S.C. I can add a number to another to give a new total

S.C. I can subtract a number from another to give a new total

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/helicopter-rescue

Enjoy the rest of your day!

Welcome Back Primary 1/2

Welcome back to term 4 of our school year. I hope you all had a lovely Easter holiday and didn’t eat too many chocolate eggs from the Easter Bunny, like I did! oops!! I’d better get logged onto Joe wicks everyday at 9am!

I hope everybody had a go at Mrs Stewart’s Easter STEM challenge this morning, I can’t wait to see all of your creations, you can email any pictures you have into the school email address.

wldeans-ps@westlothian.org.uk

You should now be onto week 3 of your home learning packs this week but as usual I will be posting additional activities on here on a daily basis.

Science/ Talking and Listening

With the appearance of the sunshine at long last, we have well and truly entered into the season of Spring. Spring officially starts on March 1st and runs until April 31st, although it’s been so cold lately that it’s only now that it’s beginning to feel like Spring to me. Today, on your daily exercise, or if you’ve already been out to stretch your legs go into your garden or open the window, I would like you to think about Spring and what happens during this season of the year.

Here are some key questions to discuss with an adult whilst on your ‘Spring Walk’.

What changes do you notice from the previous season (Winter)?

What do you notice about the trees, grass, flowers, fields…etc?

What sounds can you hear as you walk?

Look up! what can you see in the sky?

Look down! What can you see on the ground?

How does this season make you feel?

What can you smell in the air?

What is your favourite thing about Spring?

What foods do you like to eat during Spring?

What type of clothes do you wear?

What different activities do you do during this season and how are they different to other seasons like winter?

Once you have been on your walk, take a look at this short clip from the BBC outlining some of the changes in behaviour of plants, animals and the natural environment during the season of spring.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/science-ks1-ks2-seasonal-changes-behaviour-animals-growth-cycle-plants/zfynvk7

Music/Art and Design

Here is a link to one of my most favourite ‘Fischy Music’ songs. Primary 2’s you might remember this one from last year. Have a listen… can you join in with the words and even come up with some actions.

https://youtu.be/TKEwyLCKLwI

Can you make your own spring chick? A really easy but effective technique is using a fork and some yellow paint. I might even try this today with my little boy, although I think it might have to be a blue chicken as we’re all out of yellow paint, if you can use real life colours that would be great but don’t worry if you are low on resources like me! I will post a picture tomorrow to show you how we get on!

 

Good luck with all the tasks for today. I will be back tomorrow with some more activities for you all. Enjoy the sunshine.

 

 

 

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