P3 make a Centipede

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.

Our Weekly Reflection Primary 3/4

Today in primary 3/4 we have been reflecting on our learning over the past week. We worked in groups to share our ideas. Here are some of them:

“I have been learning to add and subtract numbers” Keira

“Our group was learning to add in 100’s eg: 300 plus 400 equals 700.” Cameron and Leo

“I enjoyed the visit from Karen from the Youth choir who taught us how to keep a beat to the music.” Debbie

“I enjoyed creating our own maths game, demonstrating our learning of adding and subtracting numbers up to 10,000” Lewis D

“After reading the BFG dream chapter, I wrote my own story about my ideal dream. ” Liam D

Thank you for reading our ideas!

Puppet Project

In The Den we have taken an interest in puppets. This week we have enjoyed playing with the finger puppets and we even made our own wooden spoon puppets! We are looking forward to planning and putting on our own show over the next few weeks – we all have fabulous imaginations!

Peachy Writing from P3

P3 are working on the novel James and the Giant Peach.  We are enjoying the story, and we have reached the part when James has joined lots of creatures inside the giant peach. This week is Maths Scotland week, and in writing today we were calculating how many legs were inside the giant peach. We wrote lovely sentences, and gave our writing a peachy effect with sponged watercolours at the end.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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