Day: September 4, 2020

It’s great we are enjoying our non-fiction books again. We are looking forward to sharing what we learn from these books with our classmates.

Our outdoor P.E. is challenging us to come up with new games and activities. On Thursday we played a running elimination game and a version of Ladders. Lots of  fun and exercise!

Maths

“In maths this week we were learning about place value” Darby.

“We were looking at tens and ones” Kyle.

“You can only have one digit in each column. The highest number in each column is nine” Mia.

 

Literacy

“In writing this week we were writing about a day in the life of the Gruffalo” Aayan.

“We were describing how the Gruffalo was feeling” Lucy.

“We also were describing how the Gruffalo looks” Tyler N.

“In our story we added in one or two main events”Arthur.

 

Health and Wellbeing

“In health and wellbeing this week we have been learning about emotions and feelings” Robyn.

“We check-in every day and share our feeling with the class” Sarah-Louise.

“We also have been identifying the emotions of the character in Julia Donaldson’s stories” Sophie-Leigh.

Numeracy

I learnt how to write numbers up to millions.  CW

I learnt to use compensation strategy for addition. FS

I now know how to read number up to the hundreds. G

I learnt different ways of saying add and subtract.  I know that ascending also means addition.

I know how to read and write up to hundred million. CC

LITERACY

I know that I need to make a new paragraph when I talk about new topic.  HA

I need to change paragraph when people are talking in the text.  KP

I know that to change a verb into past tense.  If the last of the word ends with the vowel e, I have to drop the letter e and then add ed. LD

I enjoyed answering questions about our Class Novel. LD

I learnt that Con ( character in the novel) is really bossy and mean.

I enjoyed making a character profile about Con. KP

IDL

I learned that there are four layers of the rainforest. LD

I enjoyed creating a diagram of the layers of the rainforest. EH

I know that the Emergent layer has bird- eating tarantulas. TW

 

We have enjoyed our learning this week! We are looking forward for next week!

 

 

It has been another busy week in P4/3. We have been working hard to improve our learning environment, here are some photos of our reading area and The Great Wall of Friendship.

 

In literacy, we have been learning to use a dictionary and have discussed why this is an important tool to use. Well done to Brendan and Skye who used the dictionary to help them spell tricky words.

As part of our Health and Well-Being lessons this week, we used the story ‘The Colour Monster’ to help us discuss the different emotions and feelings we may experience. Look out next week for pictures of our Health and Well-Being wall display.

Well done to the children who brought in appropriate footwear and clothing for outdoor learning with Mrs Dobbie.  Outdoor learning takes place every Friday morning.

Have a lovely weekend and I will post again next Friday.

 

We have had a busy week here in Primary 2! Here are some of the things we have been doing.

Numeracy 

We are continuing to look at numbers before and after a given number. To help us with this, we have been thinking about our daily routines and what order we do things throughout the day.

We have also been working on dot patterns and coming up with strategies for seeing numbers in different ways.

Euan – “The number after 7 is 8.”

Macy May –  “We did dot patterns with a partner.”

IDL

This week, we have read all about grey and white crayon. We created our very own emotion crayons and the results were fantastic! We came up with so many different emotions! We also discovered that white crayon felt rather useless as nobody ever seen him. We had a discussion about how white crayon is very useful and then used paint to investigate what happened to different colours when we added white to them.

Jordon – “We mixed white and blue to make light blue.”

Vrishti – “White and red makes light pink.”

Writing

We have started to look at descriptive writing. This week, we discussed the “describing bubble” and how this will help us in our writing. We had a think about all of the different describing words relating to colour, shape, size, number and doing words.

Archie P – “We drew doing words like jumping.”

Louie – “Eating is a doing word.”

Summer – “I know pink is a colour word.”

Max – “Five is a number word.”

Have a fantastic weekend everyone!

What an extremely busy and quick week it has been down in Primary 1B. There have been lots of wonderful and exciting learning experiences happening in our classroom and we would like to share some of our highlights with you.

We have been continuing to focus on getting to grips with our school values, this week’s focus has been on the value Nurture. We have been talking about how we can nurture each other with kindness and encourage each other.

In phonics this week we have been learning about the mmmmmmmmm sound – that’s right the letter Mm. We know that it is a red sound because we make it using our lips. We also know that it is a looooooooong stretchy sound. We have been excellent at listening out for the sound at the beginning of words and can list lots and lots of different words beginning with m.

Here are some pictures of the different types of activities we do in class to help us learn.

     

In numeracy we have been learning about the number 3 and 4. We have learned some number rhymes to help us remember how to form the letter correctly. Below is the one to help us remember number 4! We have been investigating all the different ways of making and representing these numbers.

One of the games we have really been enjoying is using the online dice roll, where we can roll the dice and shout out the number which is shows! This is great for getting us used to identifying regular dot patterns, we’re such experts now that we don’t even need to count the dots!! Here is the link in case anyone wants to have a go at home.

https://www.curriculumbits.com/prodimages/details/maths/mat0005.html

We have also been working very hard on improving our fine motor skills through adding lots of important little details into our drawings. One of the activities we have enjoyed this week is making play doh faces to help us remember all the different facial features we all have. Here are some pictures of our creations.

 

We hope you have enjoyed our little snapshot of our week.

Mrs Stevenson and Primary 1B.