Welcome back Primary 3!
It’s lovely to have you back in school and begin to get to know you all.
You have been listening carefully to all the new instructions and you have enjoyed seeing and enjoying playing with your friends again. Well Done!
Our PE lessons with Mr Millar will start next week. It would help if you can wear gym clothes under your uniform if possible.
P3A – Wednesday and Friday
P3B – Wednesday and Thursday
Have a lovely weekend!
Ms Reid 3A Mrs Robertson P3B
It’s the last day of term P3R and I just wanted to wish you all a super summer holiday! Enjoy having fun with your families and don’t forget to keep reading if you can.
It has been wonderful to have taught you all this year and I wish you all the best in Primary 4. You have been amazing and I am proud of you all!
Happy Holidays!
Mrs Robertson
Good morning P3R / P3/2C!
We can’t believe it’s time for your final home leaning grid before the holidays.
Here it is-
Ancient Egypt Reveal the Picture PowerPoint
Ancient Egypt Reveal the Picture Quiz Questions
We hope you enjoy the activities.
A new Sumdog competition started on Friday 19th of June … test your skills and see how many points you can score! Try out some of the Outdoor Maths challenges and test your knowledge of Ancient Egypt by answering the questions to reveal the picture!
We hope it will be sunny on Wednesday 24th June when you can come along and collect some of your work or anything that you have left behind in school. We will be in the playground from 12 noon until 2pm. Please don’t worry if you can’t make it. There will be an opportunity to collect things after the holidays in August.
You have all been amazing over the past few months and we have really missed you. Thank you to everyone who has sent us photos of all the fantastic things you have been doing at home. Well done!
We have loved teaching you all and hope you have fun with the activities on the final home learning grid.
Mrs Robertson P3R Miss CameronP3/2C
Good morning P3R/ P3/2C,
We hope you have all had a great weekend!
Here is the learning grid for this week 8th June.
You can ask an adult to help with estimating litres.
This is East Calder Gala week so we have included an activity for you to dress up , run races or make some bunting to hang up. We hope you have fun and enjoy some time with your family.
Keep up the good work and remember we love to see photos of what you are all doing at home.
Mrs Robertson and Miss Cameron.
Thank you to everyone for sending me photos of all your fantastic work!
I was so impressed with those of you who joined in with the Great East Calder Primary school Run on Friday.
It was a hot day for running! Super effort!
What a great start to Health Week and I hope you will try out some of Mr Millar’s activities this week!
I am missing you all and love to see and hear about what you are doing at home.
Stay safe,
Mrs Robertson P3R
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 P3R and P3/2C,
We hope you are all well and have had a good weekend.
Here is this week’s home learning grid and the instructions for the talking and listening activities.
Remember you can email us some of your work. We love to see what you are all doing.
Keep up the good work!
Mrs Robertson and Miss Cameron
Thank you very much P3R for sending me some more of your super work.
I am so impressed at all the amazing things you have been doing at home. Designing a safety poster, planning a picnic, making games, reading, writing, cycling a new bike … and learning to sew buttons on!
We even had a special great granny getting a lovely, safe visit for her 90th birthday! How wonderful!
You are all keeping busy, being kind, staying safe and learning some new skills.
I am so proud of all of you!
You can contact me by emailing your work or photos to the school web site address.
Remember there is a Sumdog competition on at the moment, and keep trying the Collins Big Cat reading books.
I love to see what you have all been doing.
Take care and stay safe.
Mrs Robertson
Collins Big Cat Reading
We are delighted that we now have access to Collins Big Cat Reading scheme.
Reading is so important to your child’s development. We would encourage everyone to try read a little every day, especially if you are finding it a challenge to get your child to complete work at home.
This is a whole school reading programme that provides support for primary reading.
Our pupils will be able to access hundreds of high quality fiction and non- fiction banded books by award- winning authors and illustrators.
There are also activities at the end of each book and resources for you to try if you wish.
Each book is read aloud but if your child would prefer to read by themselves click on the pause button.
Your child’s teacher will advise a colour of level for your child to start reading.
Please adapt this if necessary to suit your own child’s reading ability.
This is the link or Google Collins Big Cat Reading
https://collins.co.uk/pages/big-cat-ebooks
Go to Collins Connect and click on the Teacher portal and enter:
Username: parents@harpercollins.co.uk
Password: Parents20!
and click Login.
Happy reading everyone!
Good morning P3/2C and P3R!
We hope you all had a nice long weekend!
Here is the week 5 home learning grid.
There are fewer activities as this is a shorter week
We really hope you will enjoy the new Collins Big Cat readers. Let us know what you think of them.
Thank you again to all those who are emailing us some of the super work you are doing at home.
We are so proud of you all!
Mrs Robertson P3R Miss Cameron P3/2C
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