Yesterday morning, P1-3 watched a performance of the show, The Story of the Little Gentleman. The little gentleman was sad and lonely, and he wanted to find a friend. One day, a curious dog turned up and wanted to play.  All the boys and  girls thoroughly enjoyed watching the play.

Cole- My favourite bit was the funny way the dog ate.

Jamie- I loved all of it because it was really funny and it also made me think of friendship.

Paige- The acting was really good.

Sean Lee- I liked the start when things popped out of different parts of the box.

This week P1-3 had a visit from Professor Eco. He told us lots of stories about how he fixed eco problems in different schools. 

P3 have been learning about magnetism, this week. We have found it fascinating! We found lots of magnetic objects in our classroom. Some of us even found some magnets at home, and brought them in to show the rest of the class. We made magnetic race tracks using a paper plate, a paper clip and a magnet, and we were very pleased with our results! We also made feathery bird magnets. Next week, we’ll be learning even more about how magnetism works!

This week P3a have been busy doing class talks. We were allowed to research a Scottish castle of our choice. We’ve been sharing a lot of interesting facts about the castles we chose to talk about.

Paige- I spent hours drawing my picture of Glamis Castle. It looks exactly like the real thing!

Jack- I made sure that I had pictures to show the class. I told the class when Blackness Castle was built.

Scott- I had a clear voice and enjoyed answering questions.

Skye- I spoke clearly to whole class. I found out that Blackness Castle has battlements and is made of stone.

Cole- I learned that Balmoral Castle is very special. I shared interesting facts with the class. I felt very proud of myself.

Dylan- I used good vocabulary. I showed the class photographs and drawing of Edinburgh Castle.

Over the past few weeks, P3 have been busy at home building 3D Scottish castles as part of a homework challenge. Here are some of the finished castles- don’t they look terrific?

We are making scrapbooks in P2.  Victorians could not afford books so the Victorian made scrapbooks with pictures in them of things they liked. I made my scrapbook full of toys that I liked.

By Robert