Monthly Archives: May 2020

Class Posts, General Information, Primary 3

P3 Home Learning for Wednesday 6.5.20

Good morning Primary 3! I hope you had a lovely holiday weekend with your families. I just wanted to say that I was very impressed by your photos showing the wonderful work you are doing! Well done!

Below are your home learning tasks for today and the resources you will need to complete them:

Maths – Measuring in cms. Today’s activity is about ordering different lengths. For question 3, please choose five objects from home. Question 4 is a little bit trickier. Read the question carefully and take it step by step. You will need to use your knowledge of doubling and halving for this question! I have also included a measuring game to revise how we use a ruler to measure in cms. Please complete level 1.

Literacy – This week are revising capital letters, full stops and question marks. Please complete one of the differentiated activity sheets.

French – Revising the numbers 1-10 in French. Next week we will progress to numbers to 20. There are lots of fun songs on youtube to help you too.

RME – Story of the Good Samaritan. Design a poster to encourage others to be kind.

Here are the links to this week’s activities:

Y2 Spring Block 5 WO4 Order lengths 2019

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/measuring-in-cm

Correct the sentence punctuation activity sheets

French Numbers 0-10 memory match game

The Good Samaritan story power point

Design a kindness poster

I hope you all enjoy the rest of your week.

Miss Whigham

General Information, Primary 1, Primary 2/1, Primary 3, Primary 3/2, Primary 4, Primary 5, Primary 6, Primary 7

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Primary 3/2

P2 Home Learning Grid for W/B 6.5.20

I hope you have all had a lovely holiday weekend and are ready to get on with some more home learning! Please find the learning grid for this week attached. As this is a shorter week I do not expect you to complete everything on this grid. Pick the activities which interest you and only do two and a half days worth. I have also included some more flash back 4’s as some parents were asking for them.

Please get in touch with me if you have any questions or need any help.

take care,

Ms King

P2-Learning-Grid-04.05.20

Multiplication and division flashback 4:

Year-1-Summer-Block-1-FB4 (1)

Fractions flashback 4:

Year-1-Summer-Block-2-FB4 (1)

 

Primary 3/2

P2 Home Learning Highlights for W/E 1.5.20

P2 have been super busy with their home learning. It’s really great to see and hear how you are all getting on. I am so impressed with how motivated you all are. These are just some of the pictures I have received! If you sent in learning emails over the weekend I will reply to them shortly. P2 parents, thank you for being great home learning teachers, you are all doing a super job!

 

Class Posts, Primary 7

P7 Learning at Home Grid (catch up week)

Learning at Home Grid 5.5.20 (catch up week)

Basketball Workout 1

Be Internet Legends – Questions

Chase Game Code Cards (Scratch)

The Story Starter Shed & Self-Assessment

Hello

We’re using this short week as an opportunity to catch up and ensure all online learning platforms have been set up correctly.  I know from speaking to some families last week that a breather week would be beneficial.  I have amended the Learning at Home grid for children to catch up or move on so there’s still plenty for everyone to do.  We also have a new task related to our Leavers plans.  This should be emailed to me directly via pupil email accounts.   I know some parents would find it useful having access to all supporting documents at the beginning of the week for printing.  I will upload these to the blog along with the grid at the beginning of each week.

Please feel free to email me or the school if you require any further support.

Mrs Brodie