Primary 3 – Tuesday 19th May

Hello everyone! I hope you all had a lovely long weekend. I am missing you all very much! You can now pick up your new pack of learning from school.

 

Literacy

Can you read fiction, non- fiction and poems about animals? Note down any adjectives (describing words) in the books used to describe the animal – eg furry, fierce, huge.

 

We are going to look at SIMILES –  A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two different things. The simile is usually in a phrase that begins with the words “as” or “like.” This is different from a metaphor, which is also a comparison but one says something is something else, for example:

As big as an elephant

As cunning as a fox

Soar like an eagle

Have eyes like a hawk

Can you find other examples of SIMILES connected to animals, either online (this link might be useful – https://examples.yourdictionary.com/simile-examples-for-kids.html), or by asking someone at home? Write these down. Then add any others that you can think of or have perhaps made up.

You then might want to try this quiz for a bit of fun!

https://www.educationquizzes.com/ks1/english/similes/

Lastly, write a set of questions about animals you would like to find out about, for example:

“What type of food does a Giraffe eat?”

 

Writing – Remember to do this week’s writing task set by Miss Taylor – this will be on the Blog at some point this week. It is based around a competition for SKY this week!!

 

Numeracy –

Play on Number Fact Families: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/5-7-years/addition-and-subtraction – find the addition and subtraction fact families for numbers up to 20, 50 or 100.

Keep practising your 2, 5 & 10 times tables – ask someone at home to test you regularly.

Write out each of these tables without looking at anything to help you!

Here are some Times Tables Songs you may wish to listen to just to remind you of each of the tables again:

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVdE5O7_qf8

 

 

French

We have been looking at numbers, days of the week and months of the year in French. Now I would like us to take a look at ‘My Family’ – ‘Ma Famille’

 

Try this activity where you match the family members in French to those in English:

Ma Famille matching sheet

 

IDL

Look at maps of the UK and begin to identify the countries within it – all the countries we have been researching. Use the map below to correctly place Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales:

Blank map of UK

Colour in the map so it is really eye-catching – your one will be much brighter than the example below, but it was the only one I could find that didn’t include the names of the countries!!!

 

Can you write a brief summary of any experiences of the countries in the UK you have had. To give you an idea of what I’m looking for, in my summary I might say:

‘I have visited a number of places in England, my favourites so far being Newcastle, Cheshire and Liverpool. I got to see many exciting things in these places and I saw some famous landmarks such as The Angel of the North in Newcastle and the famous Cavern Club in Liverpool where The Beatles first played. I loved the shopping on my visits to Cheshire Oaks shopping outlets in Cheshire.

I have visited Wales as a young girl and enjoyed visiting castles there. We took a family holiday to the Butlins resort in Wales too. I have an auntie who lived in the capital city of Wales, which is Cardiff.

I have never been to Northern Ireland yet but I would love to visit, especially since one of my best friends – Mrs Stevenson, is from here! I would love to visit the Titanic Museum in Belfast!

I have visited many parts of Scotland – our home country, over the years. I have had many shopping experiences in places like Glasgow, Stirling and Edinburgh. I have enjoyed trips to places such as The Glasgow Science Centre, Edinburgh Castle, Aberdeen Promenade and The Royal Mile. Some of my favourite places to visit in Scotland are South Queensferry, Pitlochry, Oban, Anstruther, and Loch Lomond. There are so many amazing places to visit in Scotland and I can’t wait to get back out there when Lockdown is over!!!’

 

Finally, Mrs Anderson has a little competition for you all:

Mrs Anderson COMPETITION

 

Hope you enjoy Wellbeing Wednesday and Mrs Lockhart and Mrs Morrison will be with you on Thursday and Friday.

 

Mrs Hillan

 

 

 

 

 

 

P3- Friday 15th May

Happy Friday!! Hope you are all safe and well and have been enjoying the different learning activities provided by Mrs Hillan and Mrs Lockhart. Today is International Families Day and whilst we can’t spend time with our extended families at the moment, I thought it would be a good opportunity to spend quality time with the grown ups in your house. Maybe you could go on a walk together, watch a movie or play a board game. The Morrison family like to play frustration and it can get quite competitive!!

Maths

This week we are going to explore the different units of weight. Can you think why this is important to learn and which jobs would use measurements such as kg and g? Read the powerpoint that explains different units of weight and I have  attached a challenge sheet, where you could bake something at home and record the different units of weights used. Enjoy!!

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Measuring challenge

Science

We are going to explore food webs and how they can show the link between different food chains. Watch the following clip and then I have attached instructions on how to make a food web mobile. Have fun!!

Practical food webs

Fitness Friday

I hope you are all managing to keep fit and well during your time at home. Remember there are lots of different ways to keep fit such a walking, running, yoga and going for a bike ride. I hope you have managed to complete your fitness diary challenge that I posted a few weeks ago. If you can, please send a copy of your fitness record to the school email and I will access them from there.

Have a great weekend and I will check in with you all next Friday!

 

Thursday 14/05/20

Hello boys and girls, I hope everyone has had a good week and you are ready for Thursday’s home learning tasks. I hope you enjoyed Wellbeing Wednesday and got involved in the wellbeing slogan competition. Good luck!

I thought we might start today with a dance workout.

R.E.

For the next wee while in our religious studies we are going to look at celebrations and festivals. We are going to focus today on an important Christian celebration. We have talked about it before, it is a Christening. Watch the powerpoint to remind us.

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Now complete the Baptism/Christening worksheet. Notice in this worksheet they use the word vicar for a minister.

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Literacy

This week we are going to have another wee look at nouns. I know you have been adding adjectives into your writing work so this should be straightforward. If you want to remind yourself about them have a look at this youtube clip (it is a bit American but it’s a good reminder about nouns).

Then complete the noun worksheet below.

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Maths

We are continuing our work on fractions and are focusing on halves and quarters.

Complete the half worksheet by sorting the half fraction shapes from the others. Use the second sheet to check your answers.

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Now complete the second worksheet which asks you to sort halves and quarters. Use the second sheet to check your answers.

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Health & Well Being

Today we are going to look at friends and what that means.

Look at the powerpoint.

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Now complete the friendship worksheet. Choose the things you like best in a friend and glue them in the spaces. Try to make the outline look like your friend.

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Let’s finish with a story. This is another one of my favourites – Somebody loves you, Mr Hatch

Primary 3 – Tuesday 12th May

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Good morning everyone!

Hope you are all well today and ready to learn.

 

Try to keep your fitness levels up. Remember to tune into Joe Wicks every day! I thought you might enjoy trying out these today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9T5fJDy_ig

 

 

Numeracy

Choose a number between 0 – 50. Make a poster showing how many different ways you can represent this number – like what we do in class for number talks!

There are a lot of strategies we can use to help us with our times tables – these are called Multiplicative Counting Strategies. I have attached a poster below which shows some of the different strategies. They have used the sum of ‘4×5’ – create your own poster to help you remember these strategies using a sum of your own, for example – 5×3 or 2×6 – use a sum within the 2,3,4,5 or 10 times tables.

 

Literacy

Write sentences using adjectives to describe a room in your house – draw a picture of the room you described.

-Hide and seek: Write a set of instructions on how to find something in your bedroom. Think about the positional language (left, right, forwards, backwards etc) to help find the object.

– Remember to do this week’s writing task set by Miss Taylor – this will be on the Blog.

IDL/Drama

Read the legend of Saint George and the Dragon and identify St George’s Cross in the Union Jack.

You can use the story attached or Google it yourself. I have also attached a video you can watch with a follow up task:

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/short-stories/george-and-the-dragon

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short-stories-british-tales-george-and-the-dragon-worksheet

Create a short drama at home showing the story of St George and the Dragon. If you can’t get someone to join in as George or the Dragon – perhaps use a toy at home or create a model! Perform this for your family and ask them to give you 2 stars and a wish. Feel free to take pictures to share!!

Survey:

Could you please complete this survey about school meals. It would be hugely appreciated! :

Link is  https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/890ff1b

 

You will have some nice family activities posted tomorrow for Wellbeing Wednesday and then Mrs Lockhart and Mrs Morrison will be with you on Thursday and Friday!

 

Take care and enjoy the rest of your week!

Mrs Hillan

Primary 3 – Monday 11th May

Happy Monday | Toluna

 

Good Morning everyone!

Hope you all enjoyed your weekend and you’re ready for another week of learning! Remember to check your packs for which activities you can do this week.

 

Literacy – Listen to the traditional story ‘ Jack and the Beanstalk’. https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/school-radio/english-ks1-jack-and-the-beanstalk-episode-1/zjfwkmn

Find a set of instructions for planting a seed or a bean – try Google or this link – https://www.science-sparks.com/bean-in-a-jar/.

Read the instructions out aloud and then write them out (perhaps in your own words!).

Can you then follow the instructions and plant a seed? Remember to keep watering it! If you don’t have a seed you could maybe try a clipping from another plant you have in your garden – ask permission first of course!

 

Numeracy

Practise counting in 2s, 5s and 10s. This game could support this – http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/earlymath/BalloonPopSkip.htm

(Remember to allow adobe flash player if it doesn’t work first time, any issues you can always try to find another game online to help)

  • Look in different rooms in your house and go on a number hunt. How many items can you find that have numbers on them? What is the largest number you can find (maybe something like a barcode?)? What is the smallest number you can find? Note these down.

 

IDL

Find out what the flag of Saint Patrick looks like and look at how the union flag altered when the flag of Saint Patrick was added.  Write this information down in your own words as best you can.

You could then use what you have at home to recreate the Saint Patrick Flag in whichever way you like. If you can, take a photo of what you create!

 

Enjoy your Monday everyone!

Mrs Hillan

P3- Friday 8th May

Happy Friday P3, hope everyone is safe and well. The weather has been lovely and I hope you have all managed to play outdoors during your daily exercise.

Today marks 75 years since the end of the Second World War in Europe. Miss Taylor has posted ideas on the blog on how to celebrate this event and also a writing task for you to complete. 

Science

We are going to explore food chains today. Do you know what that is and why it is important to be aware of food chains?? Talk through your ideas with a grown up. If you are not sure then hopefully the following clip will help develop your understanding:

Now I would like you to make your own food chain. Perhaps you could research food chains in the ocean and then try to make a food chain mobile. I have attached the instructions.

Practical food chain mobile

Maths

We are continuing to learn about measure and how to use our knowledge of measure in everyday life. I have attached measure challenge cards for you to try. Make ask a grown up to help you.

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I have found a game linked to measure on education city. Log in, click on subjects, click on maths then first with two stars and then a range of games will appear. Click on desk assessment and it’s a game about working out the differences in measuring objects, have fun!!

P.E.

Why not finish your lessons with some Go Noodle, I know you enjoy this with Mrs Hillan during PE. I have attached a link to one of your favourites, I’m sure!!

Have a lovely weekend P3 and I will check in with you next Friday.

P.3 Thursday 7.5.20

Welcome back boys and girls, I hope everyone had a lovely long weekend and you are feeling refreshed and ready for Thursday’s home learning tasks.

R.E.

Recently we have looked at values in our lives. We looked at Christian stories in the Bible for some inspiration. Remember The Lost Sheep.

Today we are looking at the Qu’ran the Holy Book for Muslims. One strong value for a Muslim is from the Zakat – Pillar Three.

This value is about looking after other people. Each Muslim gives up a share of his wealth each year to provide for those less fortunate.

This demonstrates the value of being fair.

Can you think of a time when you were fair?  Maybe when you were playing with your friends or sharing out toys or food.

Draw a picture on the worksheet below of a time when you remember being fair. Write a short explanation about it too.

RME P.3 values being fair

Literacy

This week we are going to have another wee look at nouns. If you want to remind yourself about them have another look at the noun powerpoint. Remember Naomi Noun…..

 

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Now complete the noun hunt sheet below.

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Maths

We are continuing our work on fractions. We are focusing on halves and quarters just now.     

 

Look at the Pizza Fraction powerpoint.

 

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You will see that you can get more than one quarter 1/4

 

 

 

You can have two quarters which  is the same as a half .

 

You can also have three quarters. 

 

 

 

 

Complete the pizza fraction worksheet.

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Health & Well Being

Look at the powerpoint.

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Did you notice it doesn’t matter whether you are a boy or a girl when you choose the job you want to do?

Think about the job you would like when you grow up. Try to think of three choices and use one of the worksheets to make your own When I Grow Up. I’d Like to be a ………………………….. poem.

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Let’s finish with a story. This is one of my favourites – A Lion in the Library!!

Primary 3 – Wednesday 6th May

Wednesday 6th May

 

Good morning everyone!

I hope you have enjoyed the long weekend and spent some quality time with your family.

Remember to have a look in your new packs to see the activities you have to work through.

 

Hope you’ve been remembering to keep your fitness up and doing your daily exercising. Let’s do some PE with Joe this morning:

 

 

Numeracy – Write out your 10 times table and ask someone at home to check you have them all correct and to test you on these!

You can also watch the video below to help remind you!

 

Art – What does your house look like inside and outside? How many bedrooms does it have? What other rooms are in the house? Draw a picture of your house from the outside and then draw it from an inside view – try to include as much detail as possible. You can show the inside like the image below:

Literacy – Imagine you lived in a different house (maybe your dream house) – what would it look like outside and inside? What kinds of rooms would it have – a cinema room? A swimming pool? Write a story about showing your best friend around your new house. Describe everything you would see and say how you feel about your house.

Mrs Lockhart and Mrs Morrison will be posting for you on Thursday and Friday.

Enjoy the rest of your week!

Mrs Hillan

 

P3 – Friday 1st May

Happy Friday P3, I hope you are all safe and well. I hope a grown up has managed to collect your learning pack from school. Here are some additional activities for you to complete:

Science

In science, we are going to  learn about the differences between living and non-living things. What do we do that makes us living beings? Discuss your ideas with a grown up and note them down in your home learning jotter. Watch the following clip on the differences between living and non-living things and I then I would like you to design a poster highlighting the characteristics (features) of living things.

Maths

I hope you managed to complete last week’s task of measuring different objects around your home. Today, we are going to learn about the different units of measurement and how to convert m to cms. I have attached a powerpoint for you to read and then I would like you to answer questions on measuring using cm and m.

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PE- Healthy Body and Mind

Yoga is a great way to help create a healthy body and mind. I have attached a link to ‘Cosmic Kids’ Yoga. Hope you find this fun but relaxing as well and maybe you could ask a grown up to join in!

Have a lovely weekend and I will check in with you next Friday.

 

 

Thursday 30.4.20

Good morning everyone, Mrs Lockhart here.

I hope you are all well this morning and ready for another day of learning!

Mrs Hillan has encouraged me to do the Joe Wicks workout. Use the link for you and anyone else in your house who wants to join in and get moving. It’s a great start to your day!

 

 

 

 

What are fractions?         

Go to the site below for an introduction to fractions.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z3rbg82/articles/zq2yf

Cut out the attached fraction reminder sheet and glue on the inside cover of your jotter. Look at it whenever you need to remind yourself about fractions.

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Now complete the halves and quarters investigation sheet. -halves-and-quarters-maths-investigation-activity-sheet-english

If you want more of a challenge also watch

 

Let’s talk about nouns.

Watch the powerpoint for an introduction to nouns (naming words).

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Now print the card sheet below, cut out the pictures of nouns and place them in the correct place around your home (some are for a school so you will have to miss them out).

If you can’t print them, you could copy the word and place it in the correct place. Explain to everyone that you are identifying the nouns. See if you can find more nouns in the house.

Cards

Feeling Good

Last week we completed a worksheet about what keeps us feeling good inside and out. We wrote the things that keep our bodies healthy on the outside of the outline and the things that help to keep our minds healthy inside the outline.

Today we have a poem to create about all the things that make us feel good inside and out.

Inside and Out Acrostic Poem Activity – Black and White

Story Time

Now time for a story  – A Bad Case of Stripes.  I think Camilla felt bad inside and out until she decided to think for herself.

I’ll be back next Thursday. Enjoy your day!

 

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