This week’s digraph is er and here a short video to help you.
Here is a Mr Men story. Can you find the er digraph?
There is a Maths blog and a Minibeast blog to help with activities on our Learning Grid. Remember just to do what you can and what fits in with your family.
I hope everyone had a good weekend. I really enjoyed the warm weather and being able to go for a garden visit to family. My weekend BBQ was delicious! I think the best bit was toasting marshmallows for pudding!
Did anyone else have a BBQ in the nice weather? Or maybe have a play in a paddling pool or water fight?
This week I’ll be online today until Thursday. Looking forward to hearing from you. The Week 9 grid and resources are ready for you on the website. Plus there are new games and challenges on Sumdog and HA. Hope you have a good week!
This week my story for you is ‘Pizza for Pirates’.
And below are the follow on activities you can do. Try to do at least two over the week.
Pizza for Pirates Reading Comprehension
How did George sail around the wide ocean blue?
What did George lose when he was gobbled by the whale?
Which word described how he moved on the beach? And why did he do this?
Why did the captain not want the pizza?
What made the digging for treasure hard?
Write down another joke about pirates.
Wonderful Writer George loves pirates. What do you like? Write an adventure story about a journey to meet what you love. You might meet mermaids or Steve from Minecraft or your favourite cartoon character.
Map Skills Learn about map coordinates and have a go at the ‘Pirate Map Coordinates Worksheet’. You could also try making your own pirate map.
Book Review Print out the book review and complete (or create your own version)
Dynamic Designer Design and build a model boat that can float. It must be able to carry some pieces of eight (coins). Or you could design and make your own pizza but don’t serve it wet and soggy!
Word Wizard Find out the dictionary definition of the following words and write them in your own sentence: peered, burst, telescope, squawk, tentacle
Artistic Ace Draw a picture to represent part of the story and write at least 2 sentences to describe your drawing.
Rocking Researcher In the book George tells a joke about pirates. Can you find some more jokes about pirates? Try making a mini joke book.
Here are some files will help you complete your tasks.
First a highlight from my past week: On Saturday we went for a long walk to Muiravonside and had a picnic. The weather fantastic and when we got home we had a barbecue. Then we watched NASA on TV to see the new rocket SpaceX Dragon launch. After that, I slept in the tent in the garden with Sofia and Charlotte. Unfortunately, my bed deflated and had to be pumped back up in the middle of the night!
Remember, I would love to hear about your highlights too.
Please, check out the school website for the P3 resources for home learning this week.
When I was out for a walk at the weekend, I saw some children had built a bridge over a stream and it reminded me of the story “The Three Billy Goats Gruff” where the bridge is a very important part in the story. Here is a link to a video of the story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiy3a1v9Q2E
I would like you to design and build your own bridge using items you may have at home, either indoors or outdoors. Think about making sure no one falls off the bridge when in use. Share your ideas and thinking with someone at home, an adult or older sibling. Are you going to draw a plan first? What do you think you could use to build the bridge? What shape will it be? What length does it need to be? Who is this bridge for: a toy, an animal, a vehicle, or you?! It could even be an apple, does your bridge hold the weight of an apple?
Take a picture of your plan/bridge and share how you managed to design and build your bridge.
Skip Counting By 10s Maze (If you are unable to print, why not follow the maze on the screen with your finger? Alternatively, you could create your own maze on paper together!)
Medicine or Not Discussion Activity (Please don’t feel you have to print any of the discussion activities – they are just ideas to form a conversation around!)
I hope you all have a great week and remember to get outside and find time to play lots and lots as well as doing some lovely learning activities. We (all of your teachers) are SO proud of you right now and completely inspired by your patience, hard work, kindness and creativity. That goes for all the adults out there as well, juggling work and life and home schooling. You are doing a fantastic job.
Here is a little photo of Bennie enjoying the sun at the weekend – we had a lovely socially distanced visit to my parents in the countryside where he likes to run around their trees!
We would love you to send us a little email this week to tell us how everything is going or just to say hello and let us know you are keeping well. If you need any support or have any questions, let us know and we can try and help however we can.
This week Primary 2 and P2/1 are learning about Spiders.
Have a look at this Powerpoint and youtube video. They have lots of interesting spider facts and pictures and will help you to make your own Spider Fact File.
Good Morning, everyone! Can you believe it is the 1st of June today? I hope you have all had a lovely weekend and enjoyed our lovely weather.
Yesterday Mrs Boyle and I played golf which we haven’t been able to do for a long time. I wonder if any of you have managed to meet up with people you haven’t seen for a while?
Last week we had lots of examples of great work. We were learning about life cycles.
We have seen some very creative Minibeast art and craft.
Someone has been looking after caterpillars and one has turned into a butterfly.
I am sure you will continue to amaze us this week with all the wonderful things you are doing.
Remember to have a look at our blog posts for Maths and Minibeasts today. The minibeast we are learning about this week has er at the end of its name. Can you guess what it is?
Have a good day. Enjoy your learning and try to share it with us if you can.
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