Can you use our weekly words in a snowy day story?  This week’s words are:

drone (v) –  a continuous low humming sound

flinched (v) – Make a quick, nervous movement of the face or body as an instinctive reaction to fear or pain.

beacon (n) – a fire or light set up in a high or prominent position as a warning, signal, or celebration

precariously (adv) – In a way that is not securely in position and is likely to fall or collapse.

pleading (n) – the action of making an emotional or earnest appeal to someone

intrigued (v) – arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate

Remember to add in figurative language to your story to add interesting details to engage the reader.

You could post an interesting sentence using some of words onto the blog 🙂

Good morning P7 on snow day number 2!

I hope you are all safe and making the most of the snow.  If you are preferring the option of staying in or possibly like me, need to dig out before going anywhere far, try the little numeracy challenges from The Daily Rigour team to keep your brain busy!

Does your brain need a challenge while you are sitting keeping warm at home?  Put down the X-box controller or switch off the television and try the weekly Daily Rigour questions.  Write down the maths strategies you use and be prepared to share your responses in class or upload photographs for discussion onto the blog.

Remember to click to link to open the PDF 🙂

The Daily Rigour 90

Happy Snow Day P7 from Mrs Harrison.

Good morning to all my lovely pupils,

School closure Learning-p7

Hope you are all warm and cosy.  Unfortunately the snow has closed the school, however learning can continue.  I’ve uploaded a series of learning activities for you to complete.  Please click on the link above to open up the document. Have fun and stay safe.  I’m looking forward to seeing  your snow fun photos from today.  Remember to share your photos on glow 🙂

Mrs Harrison

Today we said goodbye and good luck to one of our P7 pupils, who is sadly moving away and beginning life at a new school.  It was an emotional day for our class 0f 2018, but we’d like to wish Sam, good luck on his new adventure 🙂