Good morning P3R and P3/2C,
We hope you are all well and have have had a lovely weekend.
Here is this week’s homework grid and resources for the Totality game and taking and listening activity.
Mr Millar has organised the Great ECPS run 2020 for Friday 29th May and we hope you will take part. It is a super way to stay fit and have some fun!
You will see more details on the school blog.
Keep up the good work! We are very proud of you all!
Take care
Mrs Robertson and Miss Cameron
Good morning everyone, we hope you’ve all had a lovely weekend.
Here is the learning grid for this week, make sure you scroll down, as there is an extra page with the division game on it,
Thank you,
Miss Beattie and Mrs Campbell
This week we would like you to watch and listen to the story ‘It’s a Seashell Day’ by Diane Ochiltree with your child. The story and learning activities suggested are an ideal way to further develop your child’s number sense and the counting principles. This learning will be revisited when your child starts Primary 1. Please follow the link below to access the story ‘It’s a Seashell Day’. We hope you enjoy it 🐚
https://sway.office.com/P0bIz9oCq1wxW35Q?ref=Link
If you want to learn more about the counting principles please click the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SG0jzpZtfgs
We hope you and your child enjoy this weeks story 🙂 Maybe you can continue to find ways to count objects in your house and/or garden or maybe you can spot numbers and collections of objects in your environment or out on your walks.
Good afternoon everyone,
I hope you and your families have had a great week and have enjoyed the nice weather. Thank you again for the home learning that has been sent this week. Here are some more examples of the hard work you have all been doing at home.
Article 29: We have the right to develop our talents and abilities.
Your artwork you have been working on in your garden is fantastic Marcie. Well done for all your hard work!
You have been working hard to practise telling the time using o’clock, half past and quarter past. Well done Toby! Look at all this hard work!
You have been watching “Let’s Go Live” with Maddie and Greg. You have learned some interesting facts about dinosaurs. Well done for all your hard work Luca!
You have been working hard reading the Collins Big Cat Literacy books. Jess the cat looks like she enjoyed reading about the Titanic too. Well done for all your hard work!
Well done everyone! Have a lovely weekend.
From Miss Marra
Good morning P3/2C,
I hope you and your families are doing well this week and you have been able to enjoy the nice weather.
Thank you for sending in more of your home learning this week. I am really enjoying seeing what you have been up to. Here are just some of the examples of home learning that have come in:
I look forward to seeing more of your home learning next week.
It really makes me smile and I am so proud of all the hard work you are doing at home. You are all amazing!
Have a lovely weekend,
Miss Cameron
Today’s PE Challenge is set by Scottish runner and Olympian Eilish McColgan.
Day 18 – TAKEOVER
Today our daily challenge is set by a
2 x Olympian, Team GB 5000m runner. Olympic, World and Commonwealth finalist & European Silver medalist. It's… @EilishMccolganYou'll need a ball of socks and a 30 second timer. Good luck!#coordination #determination pic.twitter.com/cggPFF7YWz
— West Lothian Primary PE Network (@WLPENetwork) May 22, 2020
Good luck beating this challenge which was set by Olympian Lynne Beattie!
Day 17
Today our challenge is set by @Beats_10 who captained the TeamGB volleyball team at the London Olympics. Lynne also competed for Team Scotland in the inaugural women's beach volleyball tournament at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. @COUTTS_BEATSBVB 🏐🏴🇬🇧🏅 pic.twitter.com/zHXi6DQxZ3
— West Lothian Primary PE Network (@WLPENetwork) May 21, 2020
Good afternoon Everyone
Here are some suggested activities to give a try.
Sock Puppets – Create your own sock puppet and make your own characters and stories up. What will your puppets look like?, what will their story be? We would love to see them on your Learning Journal. L.I I can use my imagination to create my own characters and stories.
Skittle Rainbow – Do you like skittles? You could give this experiment a try?, What pattern will you make? Follow Chloe’s instructions to try this “I put skittles all around the plate and then put water in the middle. I waited and watched until the rainbow grew. I ate the sweeties after, they were yummy!” L.I I can experiment with various items and can explain the changes that happen and why. I can create and follow on a simple pattern.
Music – In nursery we love to sing, if you would like to learn some new songs please click on this link.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT03GmRKx8cvWbgX71Igz9HntNX-EC2eg
Remember you can also have a look at http://blogs.glowscotland.org,uk/wl/snonursery for more ideas.
Take care
EC Nursery Team
Hello everyone,
You may have noticed the listening and talking tasks for this week’s grid were not attached with the other learning activities. Here is a copy of the tasks you will need for this week. They focus on looking at the person who is talking. Enjoy.
Thank you for your continued support.
Miss Marra and Miss Walkinghsaw
Good afternoon everyone,
If you were not already aware, this week is Mental Health Awareness Week. Mental Health Awareness Week aims to get people talking about their mental health and reduce the stigma that can stop people from asking for help.
Although we are not in school at the moment, this doesn’t mean we can’t speak to one another or share our feelings. Below is a resource that you might like to use to share how you are feeling and help you open up and talk to others. You may want to print this off or create your own ‘Feelings Cloud’ so you and your family members can do this together.
Take care and be kind,
Miss Walkingshaw
