Category Archives: Primary 7

Class Posts, Primary 7

P7 Learning Grid 8th-12th June

Hello

This week our priority is finishing leavers tasks and completing some transition tasks.

Class Posts, Primary 7

P7 Learning Grid 25th – 29th May

Our grid looks a little different this week.  As discussed during our call last Friday, we need to focus on our Leavers tasks over the next two weeks.  I have highlighted these in yellow for you.  Please work through all of these tasks before moving on to the others.

I will be available on Teams from 10:00am – 12:00pm each day to answer any questions that you may have.  You can also help one another using the Learning Chat Help channel.

We will have a ‘Friday Feedback’ session on Friday.  Please make sure you share your learning for the Blog in this channel before our live chat at 11:00am.

Learning at Home Grid 25.5.20

The Daily Rigour 205

2nd Level May Calendar

3rd Level May Calendar

SkyAcademy-keepconnected-student-handout-age-8-11

PE – WLYF Home Learning booklet (1)

Early Learning and Childcare, General Information, Primary 1, Primary 2/1, Primary 3, Primary 3/2, Primary 4, Primary 5, Primary 6, Primary 7

Play Park Reminder

A reminder that our public parks can be used for exercise as long as the national government rules on social distancing are adhered to. Please avoid, where possible, touching potentially contaminated surfaces in public parks including play equipment, outdoor gym equipment, park furniture, handrails, gates, and signage etc. Children’s play areas, ball courts, skate parks, and outdoor gyms remain closed until further notice. Please do not use them, even if no-one else is present.

 

It’s also important that those exercising should, at all times, continue to do so alone or with members of their household.

 

Any resident witnessing an issue that causes a public safety concern regarding people ignoring the national government rules on social distancing, can report such incidences to the police on 101.’

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

West Lothian Recovery Plan Survey

As part of the West Lothian recovery plan, the council would like to hear the views of parents and pupils.

P4-7 pupils can access their survey through their TEAMs.

Parents can access the survey through this link:

http://Parents – https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oyzTzM4Wj0KVQTctawUZKZrs4PcouytMv6A2R0y6TENUNk80TkYxMDlGMjI1R1RPV1k4VTVDNEs3NC4u

Thank you for taking the time to share your views.

Class Posts, Primary 7

P7 Transition Tasks for The James Young High School

Below is the message posted on Teams, sent directly to P7’s confirmed to be attending The James Young High School.
The James Young High School have sent over some transition tasks for you to work on individually.
  • Transition Booklet
  • Transition Passport
They have provided an example Passport and a support sheet.  There is also a PowerPoint with a virtual tour of the school.
Please take your time to complete both tasks.  It would be beneficial if you could work with an adult at home on this.
If you need any help, you can contact me too.  Once you’ve completed them, please email them to me and I will pass them on to JYHS for you.  You have the next few weeks to work on this so don’t rush it.
Mrs B
Class Posts, Primary 7

P7 Learning Grid 19.5.20-22.5.20

Learning at Home Grid 19.5.20

Maths lesson videos will be posted on Teams each day (Tuesday – Thursday this week).

Additional resources:

PE – WLYF Home Learning booklet (1)

SkyAcademy-keepconnected-student-handout-age-8-11

Tuesday – Y6-Lesson-3-Add-and-subtract-fractions-2-2019

Wednesday – Y6-Lesson-4-Mixed-addition-and-subtraction-2019

Thursday – Lesson-1-Multiply-fractions-by-integers-2019

Flashback 4 – 19.5.20

DYW Key Worker Poem template can be downloaded here.

Class Posts, General Information, Primary 7

P7 Learning & Homeschool Camp

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School Camp was cancelled but Homeschool Camp is open for business!
This week I went on a walk and did a lot of the camp activities which were really fun. I baked cupcakes which tasted really good. I also built a den and watched Fantastic Beasts and all the Harry Potters. I’ve also been playing and talking to my friends.
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This week I have been at my dad’s apartment playing on the Atari there are so many fun games on there despite the age. We have been on many walks around the area we also built some more furniture. Overall a great week. – Aiden
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This week I went on a walk down at the farm and I saw the baby alpaca.  She is called Rainbow. I also made a den with my bothers but then it fell down 🙁.  I have been making lots of scones this week too. I also saw Mrs Mill and Mrs Young at the school when I was on a walk. – Logan Y
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This week I played my Xbox with some friends.  I went on walks to Eliburn and I watched the builders in my back garden. – Cade
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This week I was on Xbox with some of my friends.  I played football and I also built a den. – Finlay
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This week I enjoyed doing some camp activities which were really fun and I’ve been going on walks and cycles a lot.  – Cameron

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I did lots of school work.  I also made a fort.
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This week I did some camp activities and I have been playing with my siblings in my back  garden.  I also built a den and made a treasure hunt.
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This week I’ve done some camp activities which were really fun, I’ve made some pom-poms and door signs. Lastly I helped my friends with getting on social media over the phone.

 

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This week I have been doing been school work. I have been playing Xbox. I have been going for walks about the village.  I also made s’mores a few weeks ago.

 

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Katy enjoyed her nature walk this week and took this beautiful photo.

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Callum L created a treasure hunt for his sister as part of his homeschool camp activities.
General Information, Primary 1, Primary 2/1, Primary 3, Primary 3/2, Primary 4, Primary 5, Primary 6, Primary 7

Coding at Home

The Raspberry Pi Foundation have launched a new, free Digital Making at Home initiative to support parents and young people with coding at home. You don’t need any coding experience to join in, and all of their resources and activities are free forever.

Every Monday, they release new themed code-along videos about projects designed for all levels of ability. They also provide support tutorials for parents who are interested in learning more about coding tools like Scratch and Python, and over 200 projects with step-by-step instructions that are accessible online at any time — all for free.

Sign up now to start receiving free activities suitable to your child’s age and ability straight to your inbox.

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