Morning,
Today I thought I would share with you some ideas for your at home sports day. I had great fun doing one with my family at the end of last week and here is a little video of us taking part.
The activities we did are explained in the file linked below.
We would love to see how you get on
Best Wishes
Mr Brice
Hi Primary 3,
This week my story for you is ‘The Girl and the Dinosaur’. It is my last story for you and I chose it as a reminder of what your very first topic in P3 was. Doesn’t that seem a long time ago now!
Here are some files which will help you complete your tasks:
The Girl and the Dinosaur Comprehension
Dinosaur Colouring Just For Fun
And below are the follow on activities you can do. Try to do at least two over the week. This week your handwriting task links to the book, so make sure you complete that task as well.
The Girl and the Dinosaur Reading Comprehension
Wonderful Writer In the story the girl makes a wish that comes true. Write your own story about a wish that comes true.
Book Review Print out the book review and complete (or create your own version)
Artistic Ace Draw a picture to represent part of the story and write at least 2 sentences to describe your drawing.
Question Master Design your own Girl and the Dinosaur quiz or a quiz about dinosaurs
Rocking Researcher Find out about the real female fossil hunter ‘Mary Anning’ and write down some facts about her. You could create an information poster.
Handwriting Find out Copy out the following passage in your neatest handwriting. Remember to think about the letters sitting on the line, being the correct shape and size. Then add an illustration.
There’s a town beside the sea,
Not so very far from here,
With golden sands and rock pools,
And a tattered battered pier.
And there’s a girl upon the beach,
Her name is Marianne,
She’s digging for a dinosaur
Just beneath the sand.
Good morning,
First a highlight from my past week: Father’s day was great. The girls got me a special takeaway platter of cheeses and cold meats, along with a drink. They also gave me some lovely handmade cards. We went on a lovely walk, although we did get rained on a few times. I can’t believe that after all the exploring I have done in the last few months that I am still discovering new places around the town.
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. Again there is an emphasis on health and well-being and we would like you to design your own at home sports day!
https://linlithgowprimary.westlothian.org.uk/article/50794/P3-Home-Learning-Grids
As it is the last week of term, spelling this week is a revision of the last four rules.
There is a new Sumdog competition that the class has been entered into for the week.
Check out my post about this weeks story ‘The Girl and the Dinosaur’. It’s my last one! During the week let us know how you are getting on by emailing myself and Miss Ross.
Have a great day,
Mr Brice
Good Morning P3B,
Thank you to those of you who have sent myself and Miss Ross an email this week. I hope you have a fabulous weekend. One of next weeks tasks is to make up your own at home sports day. I wonder what you will come up with. I’m going to have a go too.
Here’s a little game that my daughters like to play sometimes. It’s great fun for all the family and you may want to have a go. It’s called ‘Stop the Bus’. Each person needs to make a sheet like the one below. One person chooses a letter and then think of an item for each category as quickly as you can. When somebody has something for every category shout ‘Stop the Bus’ and everyone has to put their pens down. You can give children an extra 30 seconds after an adult has called stop the bus.
You score 10 points for any unique answers and 5 if someone else has your answer. You can play as many rounds as you want. If you want play with different categories. At home, the Brice’s have even played it with family in England over Zoom. Have fun!
Best Wishes, Mr Brice
Good morning,
First a highlight from my past week: I’ve been continuing with my running and last week I beat my personal best on distance. I managed to run 20km in one run/jog. I had very sore legs the next day! I have also made a sign out of some of the materials I had from last years Gala day when Sofia was a Flower Girl. I’ve made it rainbow colours. I hope you like it.
Remember, I would love to hear about your highlights too.
For the next two weeks, we will be focusing a lot more on Health and Well-being. That means on keeping our bodies healthy and active, on eating a balanced diet, on talking about how to keep safe, and on talking about different feelings and how we cope with them.
Please, check out the school website for the P3 resources for home learning this week.
https://linlithgowprimary.westlothian.org.uk/article/50794/P3-Home-Learning-Grids
Here are this week spellings.
Tomorrow is a school holiday because of the Linlithgow Marches. I won’t be setting a spelling hunt. However, I might take Sofia and Charlotte on a hunt for the Perambulation Stones and you may wish to during the week too. Especially, as we are having our Health and Wellbeing Fortnight.
The stones mark the boundary of Linlithgow from 1832. Here is what one of them looks like. You could walk or cycle the route which is 6.5km long and I think there are seven stones to find. The map below suggests starting the walk from St Ninians Church which is where we went before Christmas. One of the stones is located right next to it. Check out the map and you can find out more in the Leaflet which I have attached.
Check out my post about this weeks story ‘Paddington Bear’. I hope you enjoy it. During the week let us know how you are getting on by emailing myself and Miss Ross.
Have a great day,
Mr Brice
Hi Primary 3,
This week my story for you is ‘Paddington Bear’.
And below are the follow on activities you can do. Try to do at least two over the week. This week your handwriting task links to the book, so make sure you complete that task as well.
Paddington Bear Reading Comprehension
Appologies, I made a mistake on the comprehension located on the school website. Question 4 should be ‘How does Lucy describe Mrs Bird?’. (Not Mrs Brown)
Wonderful Writer Find out some facts about Peru and create an information poster all about the country.
Book Review Print out the book review and complete (or create your own version)
Word Wizard Find out the dictionary definition of the following words and write them in your own sentence: stowaway, Left Luggage, marmalade, bitterly, earnestly
Artistic Ace Draw a picture to represent part of the story and write at least 2 sentences to describe your drawing.
Question Master Design your own Paddington Bear quiz or a quiz about Peru.
Handwriting Find out Copy out the following passage in your neatest handwriting or you can practice your typing skills. Then add an illustration.
Mr and Mrs Brown first met Paddington on a railway platform. In fact, that was how he came to have such an unusual name for a bear, because Paddington was the name of the station. The Browns were waiting to meet their daughter, Judy, when Mr Brown noticed something small and furry near the LEFT LUGGAGE office. “It looks like a bear,” he said.
Here are some files which will help you complete your tasks:
Just for fun Paddington Activities
Hi, after lots of positive feedback from last weeks hunt, I loved the photos of you with them, I’ve made a new spelling hunt for the day. There are 18 words to find ‘ow’ words and ‘wa’ words, all written with chalk. Use the map below to help, or print out the attached sheet. Each black cross indicates where a word was written. It’s due to rain this evening which will probably wash the words away.
Yesterday I caught up with a couple of the programmes from World Ocean Day. I loved the short video about hammerhead sharks, the photography was stunning and I learnt lots. And I made a shark out of a toilet roll. Meet Pete the Hammerhead Shark:
Here is the video and the instructions:
Good morning,
First a highlight from my past week: As lock down has eased a little’ we went on our first family car ride for 2 and a half months. We went to Blackness Castle for a stroll down by the Forth. What a beautiful view of the bridges we had.
While we were there, we found out lots of little shells. It inspired me to read ‘Sharing a Shell’ for this weeks story.
We also managed a trip to the ice cream shop earlier in the week after our home schooling bell and rung. I had a cookies and cream ice cream milkshake. It was delicious!
Remember, I would love to hear about your highlights too.
Today, it is World Oceans Day. This fits in very well with lots of the tasks we have been giving you. There is a range of programmes you can watch/ take part in today. We will be watching the opening programme at 9.00am and watching a couple more over the course of the day, including the rockpool ramble at 9.30am. I think I might try and make a hammerhead shark out of a toilet roll this afternoon! Follow the link below to take part.
Please, check out the school website for the P3 resources for home learning this week.
https://linlithgowprimary.westlothian.org.uk/article/50794/P3-Home-Learning-Grids
Here are this week spellings. If the weather is kind I plan on setting a new spelling hunt for tomorrow.
During the week let us know how you are getting on by emailing myself and Miss Ross.
Have a great day,
Mr Brice
Hi Primary 3,
This week my story for you is ‘Sharing a Shell’.
And below are the follow on activities you can do. Try to do at least two over the week. This week your handwriting task links to the book, so make sure you complete that task as well.
Sharing a Shell Reading Comprehension
Wonderful Writer In the story 3 friends fall out with each other and the bristle worm helps them make friends again. Write a story about friends falling out with each other. How can they fix the friendship to have a happy ending to the story?
Book Review Print out the book review and complete (or create your own version)
Dynamic Designer Design and make a poster about how you can be kind to your friends.
Word Wizard Find out the dictionary definition of the following words and write them in your own sentence: scuttle, proud, share, shy, ungrateful
Artistic Ace Draw a picture to represent part of the story and write at least 2 sentences to describe your drawing.
Question Master Design your own Sharing a Shell quiz or a quiz about seashore animals.
Rocking Researcher Find out some facts about the animals in the story and perhaps some other animals that live on the sea shore
Handwriting Find out Copy out the following passage in your neatest handwriting, you could try joining the letters. Remember to think about the letters sitting on the line, being the correct shape and size. Then add an illustration.
Listen! A voice! And out pokes a head
From the whelk shell washed up by the foam.
“It’s ready, I’ve done all the housework.
Climb on and come in – whelkome home!”
Three fishes sharing a shell,
Happy as housemates can be,
Rocketing all round the rock pool
In their wonderful home for three!
Here are some files will help you complete your tasks:
Morning, the weekend is just about upon us and I have a competition for you which you can enter. The Linlithgow Marches and Deacons Court have a bunting competition for you. All the details are in the picture below, you could get your whole family involved.
To enter the competition you need to send a photo to the email mentioned but, of course, we would love to see your efforts too. Below is Charlotte’s effort.
The link below should send you to a Facebook video the Deacons Court posted about making bunting.
https://www.facebook.com/linlithgowmarches/videos/549967239025536
Monday is World Ocean Day, which fits in very well with some of the topic work you have been doing. I will post more about it on Monday morning but the first online event is at 9am on Monday. Here is the link to the webpage:
Finally, here’s a fun Disney challenge for you. Watch the youtube video and see how many Disney Film you can guess before they reveal the answer. I got 8 out of 20. Don’t worry about the characters or song titles. Post your scores in the comments.
Have a great weekend.
Mr Brice
Hi,
I hope you all had a great first day of June. Thanks to all those who sent me an email yesterday. Some great/awful jokes about pirates. Keep up the good work.
Pizza for Pirates got me inspired to make you a map to send you on a treasure hunt. Well actually its a spelling hunt. I have written with paving chalk all your spelling words around/near the school. You have to find them! And, because pirates use maps, below is the map which will help you find them.
The black circles are all ‘ea’ words and the black crosses are ‘sp/spr’ words. There are ten of each to find or twenty words in total. Write down the ones you find. Below is a word file you could download to help you.
I wonder how many words you will 
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You’ll need to look carefully if you want to 
them.
Let myself and Miss Ross know how you get on.
Hi Primary 3,
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
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.
Pirate Activities Just For Fun
Pirate Map Coordinates Worksheet
Good morning,
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.
https://linlithgowprimary.westlothian.org.uk/article/50794/P3-Home-Learning-Grids
This week my story is ‘Pizza for Pirates’, which I will post about separately. Here are this week spellings.
During the week let us know how you are getting on by emailing myself and Miss Ross.
Have a great day,
Mr Brice
Hi,
Just a quick note this morning. After reading ‘Never Tickle a Tiger’ I took on one of the tasks which was to make a short film about tiger facts. Luckily, I have a tiger living in my back garden so I know lots about them. What Tiger facts can you find out? Could you make a short wildlife documentary?
Hi Primary 3,
This week my story for you is ‘Never Tickle a Tiger’.
And below are the follow on activities you can do. Try to do at least two over the week.
Never Tickle a Tiger Reading Comprehension
Wonderful Writer Izzy is constantly being told off. Have you ever been in trouble? Write a story real or imaginary about getting into trouble.
Grammar Make a list of 5 nouns, 5 verbs and 5 adjectives in the book.
Book Review Print out the book review and complete (or create your own version)
Dynamic Designer Design a new Tiger enclosure, draw it and label its features.
Word Wizard Find out the dictionary definition of the following words and write them in your own sentence: shuffling, fidgeting, shimmied, walloped, snapped
Artistic Ace Draw a picture to represent part of the story and write at least 2 sentences to describe your drawing.
Question Master Design your own Don’t Tickle the Tiger quiz or a quiz about Tigers.
Rocking Researcher In the book Izzy tickles a tiger. Find out about Tigers draw and write a few facts about them. You could even try making a short video about Tigers.I have provided a fact sheet that could help you.
Check out the webcams at Edinburgh Zoo. Is the tiger out? You can also look for the Pandas, Penguins and Lions.
https://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/webcams/tiger-cam/#tigercam
Here are some files will help you complete your tasks.
Never Tickle a Tiger Comprehension
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