{"id":12085,"date":"2020-04-24T23:09:26","date_gmt":"2020-04-24T23:09:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/wl\/livingstonvillageprimaryschool\/?p=12085"},"modified":"2020-04-25T18:39:37","modified_gmt":"2020-04-25T18:39:37","slug":"p1-weekly-reflection-24-04-20","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/wl\/livingstonvillageprimaryschool\/2020\/04\/24\/p1-weekly-reflection-24-04-20\/","title":{"rendered":"P1 Weekly Reflection 24.04.20"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hi everyone!<\/p>\n

As we are still in Lockdown this is a reflection with a difference!\u00a0 Instead of writing this with your help, I am sitting here scrolling through all the lovely emails from your parents.\u00a0 It is great to see you all having such fun as you continue your learning at home.\u00a0 Thank you to all your parents for their continued support in your learning, it is very much appreciated.<\/p>\n

This week in literacy we have been learning the sound ‘ur’ and we were looking for ‘ur’ words in the story of Sam the Cat.\u00a0 Well done to Zac, Eva and Georgie who found the 6 words – fur, curls, purrs, turn, hurt and nurse and to Sahasra who found 8 ‘ur’ words in her Mr Mischief<\/em>\u00a0 book.<\/p>\n

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I know many of you enjoyed the Piggy Bank activity as well and were able to identify the correct coins.\u00a0 I particularly liked Lochlann’s idea of writing his spelling words on the pavement with chalk and on the window using whiteboard pens – I do hope you helped mum clean the window afterwards!<\/p>\n

In Maths we were focusing on developing our understanding of money and in particular recognising all coins up to \u00a32.\u00a0\u00a0\"\"<\/p>\n

Many of you developed your coin recognition by creating shops and cafes at home, what a shame we aren’t allowed to go out or I could have popped round and done some shopping or grabbed a cuppa!<\/p>\n

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I hope you enjoyed the topmarks game<\/a>, it proved to be a great hit with Euan in our house.<\/p>\n

The work which Miss Whigham set us on the topic of Minibeasts has been very well received with lots of you taking advantage of the nice sunny weather to get outside and engage in many of the activities.\u00a0 There’s been lots of minibeast hunts and some of you have done some great fingerprint painting of insects and bugs.<\/p>\n

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Isla and Georgie’s mums have chosen some books with a minibeast theme and linked a number of activities to these.\u00a0 Georgie’s mum chose Caterpillar Butterfly\u00a0<\/em>by Vivian French and Georgie counted a number of minibeasts before creating a bar graph while Isla read What the Ladybird Heard<\/em>\u00a0and coloured in a beautifully symmetrical butterfly.<\/p>\n

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A special mention goes to this young lady who has made a tremendous effort this week in creating a wormery, a windchime and a bug hotel.\u00a0 She also created her very own minibeast workout which she challenged Mrs Smith, Miss Whigham and I to complete.\u00a0 I’m hoping it’s a sunny day tomorrow so I can do my challenge.<\/p>\n

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Our new topic of Under the Sea seems to be a popular one with a number of you having returned your Marine Biologist Application Form already, remember you can still send this in if you haven’t already done so.\u00a0 Hopefully we’ll find out lots of information about the plants and creatures that live in the sea including how they manage to survive there.\u00a0 Remember if you come across any interesting facts send them in so we can share them with everyone.<\/p>\n

A big thank you to all those who have sent in their animal talks, including Lucia who spoke about hedgehogs and Sophie who spoke about bunnies.\u00a0 Did you know that bunnies can see behind themselves without turning their heads?<\/p>\n

Well it’s been a busy week and I look forward to receiving your emails next week with even more of your learning.\u00a0 Next week’s learning grid will be posted on Monday but until then relax and enjoy some family time in the sun. You are all stars, keep smiling!<\/p>\n

Have a lovely weekend.<\/p>\n

Mrs Clyne<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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