Harrysmuir Primary Home Learning Hub

June 5, 2020
by Mrs Duff
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🧮P2 Maths Answers 01.06.20🤔🤗

Hello Primary 2! Friday again – can you believe it!😮

So if it’s Friday today, what day was yesterday? What day will it be tomorrow? It’s tricky remembering what day we’re on these days isn’t it😉?📅

Thank you to DS, AW, CW, CS, EA, GB, HC, HL and OK who have all been posting some of their work on the P2 email. It’s been lovely to see all your hard work and much appreciated by us. 🤗Well done.

Remember, you can send us messages, questions and work if you want on the email :

wlharrysmuir-ps-primary2@westlothian.org.uk

Here’s a note of all the Maths answers for this week. Let us know how you are getting on with them.

Take care and have a lovely weekend. It’s Saturday tomorrow!

Stay safe,

love Mrs Duff and Mrs Kohler😊😊

01_06_2020 TRIANGLES AND SQUARES ANSWERS

01_06_20 P2 Time Worksheet Answers

01_06_2020 CIRCLES maths answers

01_06_20 P2 SHAPE Answers

01_06_20 P2 Data Handling Answers

June 5, 2020
by Mrs Russell
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Good morning Primary 3. We will be trialing a new diagnostic test on Sumdog this week. Please try to complete it as it will give information that will help to improve the website but also give Miss Buchanan and I a good understanding of where you are in your learning.

P3R started today and the test will be available till next Friday. P3B may not have started yet but will be available by Monday and last for seven days.

There are two parts to the test; one takes 15 minutes and the other one gives you an hour to complete it.

Happy learning.

Mrs Russell

June 4, 2020
by Miss Gorman
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Escape the Space Station!

Click here to be taken to the website.

Information for Parents/Carers:

This is a satellite-themed STEM activity aimed at Key Stage 2 children (7 to 11). Each question below has a puzzle to solve to get a letter or number code for the escape pod, plus extension activities leading on from this question. You could do all the questions as a timed escape room, or try a few questions at a time during science lessons. Please download the teachers pack for more information.

These activities cover parts of the science and geography curriculum. For the science curriculum, this includes learning about what a satellite is, active and passive satellites, geostationary and polar orbits, what satellites are used for. For geography, this includes reading grid references and recognising features such as rivers and mountains from satellite imagery. The later questions have a focus on Earth Observation satellites and looking at satellite imagery.

June 4, 2020
by Mrs Russell
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Bees!!

Good afternoon Primary 3. You may remember that my husband became a beekeeper last year. Unfortunately the bees swarmed recently and my husband and son had to go and shake them out of a neighbours tree to get them back. I thought I would put up some photos of the bees and videos of them getting them back! Enjoy!

June 4, 2020
by Mrs Ross
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Week Beginning 8th of June

Good Morning Primary 7,

Here is everything you need for the week beginning the 8th of June. Please read over the learning grid to begin with and all resources needed will be posted both here and on Teams.

Thank you,

Mrs Ross and Miss McKean

39 Clues chapter 11,12 and 13

Career-Cards

Hot 9×9

How to Solve a Sudoku

Learning Grid P7-8th June- to upload

Virtual Class Trip – M&M’s

June 4, 2020
by User deactivated
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Bubbles!

Hello everyone,

Do you remember when we used to go outside on a windy day to blow some bubbles?

Here is a story about a little boy and some very amazing bubbles!

Thank you so much to Ms Suen for helping me to upload this onto our blog! 🦸🏻‍♀️😊🦄

Also thank you Mrs Duff for explaining how to record a story! 😊⭐

Have a look at the clip below to see how to make your own bubble mixture!

Finally another big Thank you to EC for sharing some of your work with me. ⭐⭐

I am also very impressed at your counting up to 10 in French. Well done! 👍😊

Mrs Meek

June 4, 2020
by User deactivated
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How Far Does a Sneeze Travel?

Thursday 4th June 2020

Did you manage to find the worm from yesterday?…

As we now know, covering our coughs and sneezes is very important in stopping the spread of Coronavirus. Here is an experiment that teaches you the science of a sneeze!

June 3, 2020
by User deactivated
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Calming Anxiety in Children

It’s normal for children to feel worried or anxious at the moment. We’ve all experienced sudden changes in our lives and routines and we’re living with lots of uncertainty about the coming weeks and months. For some young people, the coronavirus pandemic may also worsen or trigger anxieties they were already struggling with. Here are some really simple calming strategies from The Therapist Parent for you to try with your children.

June 3, 2020
by Miss Suen
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In the Wild! 🌳

Almost forgot about today’s challenge ! 🦋🐌🐛🐜🦗🦟🐝🕷🐞

I’ve been spending lots of time in the garden so i managed to find a few spiders, slugs, worms and a little beetle!

Here is the challenge for tomorrow as well! lets see any of you can make one .🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼

📚📚Story of the day is called:🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

Along Came A Different by Tom McLaughlin

Enjoy the story and celebrate our differences 🙂

Lastly,

WELL DONE to AF, KMG, SC and SF for completing the Measurement assessment and trying the counting, addition and subtraction challenges on Sumdog.

Some coins💰💰 are on their way as a reward🏆!!!!

KMG! you are doing so well on Reading Wise as well! Keep up the good work 🙂

riding mr.unicorn

June 3, 2020
by Mrs Russell
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Mrs Russell’s garden P3

Hello everyone, it’s not quite so sunny today so I thought I would share some information and photos about my garden instead of going outside.

I am very pleased to see so much fruit on my plum tree.

You will also see a picture of our village peacock! He makes a very loud noise at night and likes to keep all the neighbours awake – maybe he is trying to call to a friend but keeping his distance!

As you may know, some plants are called annuals- these only flower once a year. I don’t have these as I am a little lazy so all the flowers in may garden are perennials (that means they flower every year).

Hope you are all well and staying safe.

I hope you like the pictures.

Mrs Russell

Mrs Russell’s garden