Hello and welcome to P5/4’s latest blog. This week we have been:
* Writing instructions independently on how to make Fairy Cakes.
* Learning more about suffixes within ourĀ our spelling
* Practicing our skills in hockey and athletics and enjoyed a game of football too!
* Learning more about common and proper nouns.
Only 3 weeks to go before the summer holidays too!! Hope you all have a lovely weekend and see you next week for our next update.
Hello everyone and welcome to our latest blog entry. Another busy week whizzes by and we are only 4 weeks away from our summer holidays! This week:
* Apples & Bananas spelling groups have been learning about the suffixes -ible and -able in their spelling
* Cherries & Dates spelling groups have been learning about compound words in their spelling
* We have all worked hard on our comprehension skills by reading an unfamiliar passage and then answering questions about it to test our knowledge and recall of information.
* On Wednesday we attended a rugby festival (together with Mrs McGlynn’s Primary 5 class) organised by the active schools in West Lothian. We had a great time and represented our school extremely well. We worked well in our teams and we can be extremely proud of our efforts. Please enjoy the photos below!
Thanks for taking the time to check out our blog and see you all again next week with more news!
Hello everyone and welcome to this week’s blog post. Another week whizzes by and we have been really busy again this week! Our classroom was getting painted so we spent Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursday out of class and in different parts of the school! This week we have:
*Been working on our listening skills by following a set of instructions carefully to complete a task.
*Planned and written our own fairy tales ensuring we use exciting words to describe our characters and setting.
*Received training from a professional rugby coach in preparation for a tournament to be held on Wednesday 27th May. A letter will be sent out with further information!
*Practiced our sprinting skills in readiness for the school sports afternoon to be held next month.
Finally, please take a look at our final class newsletter of the year. Just click on the link below and you will be able to download the latest news from Primary 5/4.
Hope you all have a lovely long weekend (remember that school is closed on Monday!).
A very short week this week but we had a wonderful time practicing and finally presenting our Assembly along with Primary 4. Thanks so much to everyone who came along to see it. It means a huge amount to us all. Please watch our PowerPoint from the assembly if you could not make it along today. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend. See you next week!
A big hello to everyone from P5/4. We have had a really busy week again this week and are looking forward to our joint assembly with Primary 4 next Friday, 8th May 2015. We hope to see as many of you there as possible! This week we have:
* Been practicing our lines and learning our song for the assembly.
* Become more confident individuals in our literacy work and have been looking at how to use commas correctly.
* Ā Been character writing and coming up with our own original stories.
* Ā Designed our own friendship benches and what it means to be a true friend.
See you all again next week and hopefully you can join us at our special assembly. Have a great holiday weekend!
A warm welcome back to everyone for the final term before the summer holidays! We expect another busy term including a joint assembly with Primary 4 on the 8th May. This week we have been confident individuals and:
* Started learning our song for the assembly.
* Enjoyed our Judo taster session with Jake and participated well.
* Learned about what makes a good listener and responsible citizen in class.
* Discussing what makes a good friend.
Have a nice weekend and see you all next week.
Here are some of the wonderful photos from the Science Experiment Extravaganza captured by our in-house photographers Natassja and Kieron!
Hello everyone and welcome to the latest news from Primary 5/4. Ā Another busy week for us this week!
We have:
* Enjoyed a variety of different science experiences in our Masterclasses across the school.
* Had a wonderful full day trip to New Lanark Heritage Centre where we experienced a classroom from 1825 (including wearing traditional tunics!), the Annie Mcleod Experience where we traveled back in time and everyone really enjoyed it and finally a great tour of the whole of the visitor centre.
* We learned how the River Clyde was used to help spin cotton in the mill and how dangerous some of the jobs working in the mill were.
* We also learned about how people used to live in the tenement buildings sometimes up to 15 people living in one room!
* The most important invention from the Victorian Era, we soon discovered, was electricity and how we cannot live without it today.
* Finally this week, we have been learning how to plan & write an imaginative story – next week we will be attempting this completely on our own!
Please enjoy some of our photos from our trip and see you again next week.
The lucky pupils in the P4-7 Volcano Masterclass yesterday caused eruptions!! š
They came along to find out more about volcanoes, we learned all about what they look like, how they are made, what they are made of, where they form and how they form.
We had a lot of fun creating our own volcanoes and to complete the class worked in collaboration to create an enormous Volcano to display in the main hall.
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