Harrysmuir Primary Home Learning Hub

Hello Primary 2!

How has your week been? What have you been up to?

Well, for those of you who have completed the Maths, here is a note of the answers. Well done for trying.

I just noticed there is a West Lothian Sumdog competition for a week, beginning TODAY! If you’ve not been on yet, then now’s a great time to have a go. For those of you who do have a go, keep going. The more you play, the more points you get. Let’s see if some of you can get on the Top 50 scoreboard or can a Primary 2 class get top of the Harrysmuir table? That would be lovely. However we need 10 people to play for a class to be registered…go on, give it a go, it’s fun!

It’s a holiday weekend, so the new Learning Grids won’t go up until Tuesday.

Have a lovely weekend, whatever you do

Love from Mrs Kohler and Mrs Duff

11_05_2020 CIRCLES maths answers

11_05_2020 TRIANGLES AND SQUARES ANSWERS WORKSHEET

Good Morning Primary 7,

Here is everything you need for the week beginning the 18th of May. 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

HOT – 4 digit by 1

Mild – 2 digit by 1 no remainders

SPICY – 2 and 3 digit by 1

Bus Stop Method

Chunking Division Method Powerpoint

Create your own boardgame template

EPIC log in

Geography-home-learningPPT

GR 2

Ideal Job Sheet

Learning Grid P7-18th of May- to upload

Snakes vs. Iguanas- Mild, Spicy or Hot Writing Challenge

The 39 Clues – the_maze_of_bones

Top 5 Magic Tricks for Kids

Unit 4 Handwriting

Hello boys and girls,

I hope you are all having lots of fun and not working too hard!

Thank you very much EC for sharing some of your lovely work with us.  Well done on finding so many plants and flowers.  It is probably  a little early for the sunflowers   and the roses but I am happy to see you found a few others.

I am also happy to see the Tooth Fairy is still managing to do her job!

The Tiny Seed

Here is a little story for you to watch. We read The Very Hungry Caterpillar  in class and this is another lovely story by Eric Carle.

Print or copy the butterflies below then colour then in.  Remember the butterfly’s wings are always symmetrical.  

butterfly 1

butterfly 2

Finally, why don’t you have a look in any books you may have at home to see how many “oi” words you can find.

You can print off the worksheet below or copy the words into your jotter.

“oi”  Spelling Flowers

Missing you all,

Mrs Meek, Ms Suen and Mrs Carr

What are the little things you see that makes you SMILE :) ?

Here are a few little things that made me smile through out the past few days:

1. Look at how well they are doing. GROW! GROW! GROW! My sun flowers are loving the sun and just keep on reaching up for more.
   
2. Ms Suen went for a little walk the other day and got a little lost . However, i found this lovely woodland area which is called the Fairy walks. I saw these and thought, ‘Oooo! Our Primary 1 and Primary 2/1 would love these!’
          
3. Mrs Meek’s flower in the can, Morning Glory, made me smile so much!
   Three flowers bloomed on the same day.
   

Feel free to share the little things that has made you SMILE this week or the past few weeks even!
If you have a picture to share with us or your friends, simply E-mail it to us at wlharrysmuir-ps@westlothian.org.uk or just leave us a comment!

Here’s one more that I love doing —

READING STORIES FOR YOU!!!

Today’s story is called The Way Home for Wolf by Rachel Bright and Jim Field.

Listen to it whenever you want.

Relax and enjoy this heart warming story about friends and families.

Good Morning boys and girls,

I hope you are all safe and well this week. I was wondering if any of you have managed to grow anything yet?

I have planted radish, cress, some tiny carrots and viola seeds and there are signs of them growing! I also noticed something happening in my strawberry pot so I’ll keep you posted on the progress! I must remember to keep them in a sunny position and not forget to water them every day because we know that plants definitely need these to help them grow!

My girls have had great fun creating their own fairy gardens and thought maybe you would like to try it too? They used gravel, stones, broken pieces of pottery they found on the shore, grass seed and some bits and bobs from their toy box!  I wonder what you might use to make yours?

Below are some photos (look closely and you might even spot a fairy!) and a short video that might give you some inspiration.

We would love to see some photos of your creations.

Stay safe

Mrs Carr, Mrs Meek & Miss Suen