We just wanted to wish you all a lovely Easter holiday. It will be a very different holiday this time but I’m sure you will all find things to do in your houses or gardens with your family.
Stay safe and take care.
We will post another Homework Grid on Monday 20th April.
Mrs Grieve Mrs Murdoch Mrs Forbes Miss Boyes
Well done to anyone that completed the ‘Dab’ Challenge and congratulations if you were able to beat my score.
The next challenge is the ‘Touch your toes’ challenge from Throwing and Catching Grid 1 .
Good luck!
Mr. Millar
Hello,
Can you beat Mr. Millar’s final score for the ‘Throw, Dab and Catch’ Challenge?
Click on the link below to find out how he got on.
Mr. Millar’s ‘Throw, Dab and Catch’ attempt
More challenges can be found on the Throwing and Catching Challenge Grid.
Good luck!
Mr. Millar
Hello everyone!
One of the tasks you all had on your science grids was to go outside when it was dark and see if you could spot any stars or planets. If you time it well then you can also see the International Space Station flying over your head. I was lucky enough to spot it on Saturday night at around 8:30pm. I managed to take a video to share with you all. See if you can spot it! There are still opportunities for you to spot it yourself too, check the website at spotthestation.nasa.gov to see times of when it will be passing over where you live.
Happy star gazing!
Mrs Beattie
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Ms Boyes, Mrs Forbes, Mrs Grieve and Mrs Murdoch all hope you are all trying hard with your learning and keeping busy. Here is your home learning grid for this week (30/3/20). You will already have a paper copy of this in your folder.
To help your reading, here are the first 30 tricky words.
You know some of these tricky words already, we wonder how many you will know when we see you next! We’ll add more after the break.
READING FOR ENJOYMENT
Looking for some stories to enjoy with your child while at home?
Log on to https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/ to get free access to a variety of ebooks which can be shared with your child at home.
The free e-book library has a huge selection of books which can be read to your child or you can click the audio option for the story to be read aloud.
Hi everyone!
I’ve attached below a science grid for each level for you to do at home. Have fun with them (and make sure someone at home knows what you are doing!)
I’m looking forward to seeing how you get on.
Enjoy!
Mrs Beattie 🙂
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Please find attached a list of different activities you could complete with your child. These activities are designed to be fun and keep your child active.
ECPS PE Grid P1 Early Level 23.03 – 03.04
ECPS PE Grid P2-P4 First Level 23.03 – 03.04
ECPS PE Grid P5 – P7 Second Level 23.03 – 03.04
Kind Regards,
Jamie Millar
When the S.S.P.C.A. visited our school this week they brought a special visitor to Primary 1, a very ‘Happy Hamster’! It wasn’t a real hamster but we did learn lots.
We were learning about being responsible. We found out about all the things hamsters need and how we should look after them. We talked about how we needed to be quiet and gentle and have a good routine to look after pets.
Primary 1 have been carrying out lots of measuring in and around class.
We measured with giant sized hands and feet. After our investigations we compared sizes and we realised that these gave us different answers. We know now why we use centimetres and metres to measure.
We then measured how tall we are!
