Home Learning and Fun in P2M

Good afternoon everyone,

I hope you have had a great week and have had fun at home with your families. Thank you to those who are still sending photos of home learning and other activities you have been doing. It is lovely to see so many people still working hard on their learning and I have also enjoyed seeing other activities you are doing at home. Here are a few examples from this week.

Farah has enjoyed working through the resilience alphabet. F has been her favourite so far. This is a great “to do list” of fun activities you can do at home. It looks like you managed to do all these activities throughout the week. Well done!

Your rainbow vegetables are growing so much. You look very proud of your hard work and you should be. This is a great way to demonstrate sustainable living. Well done for all your hard work.

Hudson has also been very busy and working hard this week. He sent a photo of a bird feeding table he made with his dad in the garden. It looks great and he was very proud of himself. Well done Hudson!

Have a great weekend everyone! One week to go until the Summer holidays.

NURSERY – Fun and Learning at Home

Good Morning Everyone,

We hope you have all had a good weekend.

Keeping In Touch

We have enjoyed seeing your new photo’s on your Learning Journals, thank you for keeping in touch.  Since Covid-19 has had an effect on our lives and home learning began, you have responded and risen to this challenge amazingly by continuing to keep your little one’s minds active with fun learning experiences, invaluable life skills and lots of fresh air and exercise, which is so important for their health and wellbeing.

The Learning Journals have proved to be a great resource helping us to remain contacted with our families – we are very proud to announce that so far we have received over 464 posts from families keeping us updated with their child’s learning and progress.  Thank you so much for this, we are very proud of all our little ones and everything they do.  Please continue to keep in touch, this not only helps to build and maintain relationships between families and our Early Years Team it also gives us an understanding of your child’s experiences and how they have developed and coped over these last few months helping us to support them further when they return to nursery.

Sports Day at Home

Did you make your own Medal?  We hope you rewarded yourself for trying hard – you deserved it!

Our own little learner organised her sports day independently at home for her family to participate in and look at the fun they had. Well done – what a star! We are very proud of you.

Well done to everyone for trying this at home, we are so proud of you all.

Cycling

Have you had fun staying active? We have enjoyed looking at all the photo’s you have shared with us and many have been outdoors exploring Calderwood and Almondell on bikes, scooters and foot.

Another little learner of ours has shared his amazing cycling achievements, what a star!

Encouraging your little one to cycle or scooter promotes many learning experiences whilst having fun.

  • Moving at different speeds, levels and directions and understanding speed in simple terms.
  • Maintaining balance when moving.
  • Developing knowledge and understanding of what a quality movement looks like and feels like.
  • Starting and stopping quickly and understanding speed in simple terms.
  • Learning how to stay safe with using equipment safely and being aware of roads, traffic cyclists and pedestrians.
  • Developing an awareness of self and an increasing self-reliance in dealing with new situations and new learning.

 

West Lothian Libraries

Information from West Lothian Libraries to share with our families.

As we approach some lockdown restrictions being eased and your services resuming in some way I am contacting you to advise about the digital resources we have available free to children who are members of West Lothian libraries.  I would be grateful if you could share this information with parents and carers please.

Every child in West Lothian can and should be a West Lothian library member and we endeavour to engage with and register as many children as possible as part of the ECALM initiative.  However, if a child is not already a library member and their parents/carers are interested in their child becoming a library member then they can simply complete the online application here: http://bit.ly/Join-WL-libraries they will then be sent their child’s membership information and will have access to our digital resources and all of our libraries when we reopen.

During the lockdown we have significantly increased our collection of children’s e-Books and e-Audio books.  These can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/WLlibebooksChildren

We also have also purchased e-Books and e-audio books which allow multiple downloads, so there are no waiting lists for these.  The latest addition is Flying Fergus, The Great Cycle Challenge by Sir Chris Hoy and this can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/FlyingFergusTgcc    

The e-audio books are particularly good for younger children providing them with their own personal story times, often with famous actors or even the authors themselves narrating.

If you require any assistance on the use of these resources or library membership applications please do not hesitate to contact me. Email: helene.rennie@westlothian.gov.uk

 

Hopefully this week’s weather and our summer ahead will continue to provide lots of opportunities to get outdoors with your little one and enjoy the benefits of fresh air and exercise.  Please continue to share your fantastic photos, news and everything that makes you so very proud of your little learners as much as we are.

Further support and inspiration for learning is available at https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/wl/snonursery/

EC Nursery Team

 

 

P2 Home Learning

Hello everyone,

We hope you are well and having a good week. Apologies, the Maths worksheets included on this week’s grid were not attached on the blog. Here is a copy. There are two worksheets in which the – or + symbol is missing. There are also two subtraction worksheets with missing numbers. Remember, these do not need to be printed. They can be used as a template or copied into a jotter.

Missing Number Subtrction

Missing Number Subtraction 2

Missing Number Addition and Subtraction 1

Missing Number Addition and Subtraction 2

Your challenge is to create your own missing number sums and these can be as difficult as you like. Have fun and enjoy the rest of your week.

Miss Marra and Miss Walkingshaw

ECPS Digital Careers Fayre 2020

This week Primary 6 and 7 pupils will participate in our Digital Careers Fayre event as part of their home learning grid activities. Over the last few weeks our parents, families and friends have shared with us their wonderful responses to our Careers Fayre video request. A huge thank you to all who participated and shared information about their job, providing the pupils with a wonderful range of information from different career paths.  Here is the link to our SWAY presentation:

Go to this Sway

Mrs Stewart, Mrs Lewis and Miss Young

 

 

PE Home Learning – 15th of June

Happy Monday everyone! Here is your PE grid for this week – I am enjoying seeing pictures and videos of your learning so don’t forget to share these with me.

ECPS PE Grid P1 – P4 15.06 – 19.06

ECPS PE Grid P5 – P7 15.06 – 19.06

Fingers crossed for some sunshine this week. Check out below for an extra challenge!

Mr. Millar

Primary 1 Home Learning

Good Morning Primary 1.

We hope everyone had a happy ‘lockdown’ 100th Gala Day!  It is great to see the flags and bunting up.

Here is our Home Learning grid for this week.  We hope you have fun and learn lots doing the new activities.

P1 Home Learnig Grid 15.6.20

Remember to email your ‘Amazing Activities’, it’s great to see you and your hard work.

Ms Boyes, Mrs Forbes, Mrs Grieve & Mrs Murdoch

Home Learning Primary 7S and Primary 7/6L

Monday 15th June- Good morning everyone. Hope you all had a nice weekend. Here is your Home Learning grid and resources for this week. This week we will be holding our ECPS Digital Careers Fayre. You will find a link to our SWAY presentation on the grid. Many parents, family members and friends have supported this event to share with you some information about their jobs. Please take time to watch the videos and complete the 4 activities. Any questions about any of the grid tasks for this week please ask and try to share your learning on Teams if possible.

Mrs Stewart and Mrs Lewis

Home Learning Grid 15.06.2020

P7 Profile

Veolia_Poem_Competition

Can You Escape From The International Space Station?

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be blasted into space? Did you manage to catch a glimpse of the Space X rocket heading to the International Space Station 2 weeks ago? Did you watch the launch live? It was very exciting!

Now imagine you are an astronaut on board the ISS. Your task is to make it to the on-board escape pod, but first you need the code to enter. Can you solve the 14 puzzles to crack the code?

Click this link to open the web-page with the puzzles. Scroll down and you will find 14 questions. Answer them all to complete your code for the escape pod.

https://eo-cdt.org/escape-room/

Let me know if you manage to escape! Send an email to school or tag me on Teams!

Good luck astronauts!

Mrs Beattie

N-P1 Transition Task – Week 5

I’m pleased to hear that lots of you enjoyed last weeks story 🙂 I’ve loved seeing the photos which some of you have sent in and I’m very impressed with the healthy lunches you’ve put together.
We are now on Week 5 of our transition tasks. Please find details below about this weeks activity.

Week 5 Transition Task – ‘Topsy and Tim – First Day at School’

Hello everyone. This week you will have the opportunity to visit your Primary 1 classroom and meet your new teacher. We hope you’ll enjoy your time in school and have fun!

This week’s transition activity is based on ‘Topsy and Tim- First Day at School’. You can click on this link to watch the story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrPyg_iXQj8

Topsy and Tim were excited about their first day at school, meeting friends and enjoying lots of activities. What are you looking forward to?

Topsy and Tim had a smart new blue and white school uniform. Our school uniform is yellow and black. Can you draw a picture of what you will be wearing on your first day in Primary 1?

We would love to see your pictures!

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