We hope you will enjoy some of the activities on your first homework grid Primary 3 . This homework has to be completed over the next 2 weeks. Remember you need to complete the shaded tasks and choose some of the others if you wish.
The homework grid is also on Seesaw.
We hope you will be able to upload photos or videos, and even record yourself talking to us about your learning. Please try it. We are very excited to see what you can do!
Miss Reid P3A Mrs Robertson P3B
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
Hello P3/2C and P3R!
We wanted to let you all know we have been thinking of you and hope you and your families are all safe and well.
Well done if you have been managing to complete some of your tasks on your first week’s work grid.
You can see next week’s grid if you use the link below.
We know lots of you have been improving your maths skills on Sumdog and we have set a challenge for each class for the next week.
If you like books and reading try –
It’s great to have someone read a story aloud to you ..(we are missing that with you )……and you can read along with the subtitles. Try sharing a story with your family.
Other things that are help just now are making sure you are managing to get outside for a bit and keep doing some exercise, and offer to help around the house…that will bring a smile to someone’s face!
Please keep checking the blog for information and we will post again next week.
Take care and stay safe.
Miss Cameron and Mrs Robertson
In Science we are learning about our 5 senses.
Today we were finding out about the sense of taste.
Mrs Beattie had different foods for us to taste and we had to record whether they were sweet, sour, bitter or salty.
Lots of us liked the salty crisps …but the lemon was not the class favourite!
Article 29 -We have the right to learn.
We have been having a busy time in P3R.
As part of our homework tasks we could make a model sleigh for a small toy,
We had some super models and it was interesting to hear how they were made. Very creative ideas P3R!
We learned how to sew felt Christmas tree decorations for the school Christmas Fayre last week.
..and we had a fun time at our Christmas party on Tuesday.
We have also been practising songs for our Christmas SingAlong on Friday. We hope you can join us at 9.50am
Merry Christmas everyone from P3R!
This week we worked together to build actual models from instructions. We learned about working together and cooperating through Lego.
We had great fun completing our challenges today. We were trying to build houses and street scenes. One had a bank which had eight levels of security while another house came with a pond in it’s garden!
P3R enjoyed our Homework carousel today when we get walk round and share all the things we have done on our homework grid. We had super number work, fantastic pictures and some really spooky stories!
We put some of the stories in a big class book so others can enjoy reading them!
Great work P3R!
Today we wore red to think about Racism. We watched a film telling us about it. Here are some of our thoughts;
Don’t judge people on what they believe or what they look like. – Millie
Don’t judge someone because of their skin colour. – Samuel
I learned not to be racist to other people because it is bad if they are getting bullied due to their skin colour. – Scott
Don’t judge people’s looks. – Lily
Don’t judge people on the colour of their skin because they might be really nice. – Charlie
It has been a very busy few weeks in P3/2C. We have been learning lots about our new topic Food and Farming. We even paired up with a farm in Stafford shire and had a Skype chat with Katie the farmer where she answered our questions and showed us around the farm. She even sent us the winning rosettes that her Border Leicester sheep won.
It is also maths week this week and we have been taking part in many different activities to support our addition skills. What a fab and very busy week.
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