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This week, P1 have been learning about labels.
First, we looked at fireworks on a video and looked at what shape they were, what colour they were and what noise they made.
Then, we went and drew our own fireworks on black card, making sure they were different shapes and colours. Then, we wrote a label next to our firework. We had words like BOOM, BANG, FIZZ and POP. We tried to write letters that we already knew.
Until next week…
P1 🙂
Want or need? This is what Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 have been thinking about this week!
Ted has decided to move to a new land and we had to work in groups to decide the five most important things he would need to take with him.
We understood that there are things we need to live and there are others which would be nice to have, but we could live without them. However, one confused us…
So we challenge you.. A toothbrush – want or need?
Good luck!
Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 🙂
This week, Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 have been very busy preparing for the final part of their Birthdays topic – our Victorian Tea Party! We have been busy making bow ties and headbands to wear and have been practising how to use a cup and saucer – ask us to show you how! We are very good at it now! We have also been preparing Memory Bags for our grown ups to show them what we have learned through this topic.
Grown ups..
Please wear your finest garments and we will meet you at 11.45am to escort you into the dining area.
Photographs to follow!
P1 & P1/2
In Primary 1 we have been learning new sounds.
We have already learned…
‘P’ – is pink and we use our lips
‘A’ – is black and we use our tunnel
‘S’ – is light blue and is a quiet tongue sound
‘C’ – is yellow and is a throat sound
‘M’ – is red and we use our lips
See if YOU can remember all of the sounds and colours we learned this week.
Good luck.. We’ll be testing you!
Primary 1 & Miss McLaughlin
Last week, P1a and 1m had a surprise. Mrs Davies found Buster the Bear in the playground. He had a tag around his neck that was for the annual Teddy Bears’ Picnic. Unfortunately, Buster was left behind and missed it 🙁 So, both classes decided that we were going to make a Teddy Bears’ Picnic so he had one to go to.
We need to think about…
Watch this space for more details 🙂
1a and 1m 🙂
This week P1m held elections for our Eco Rep. Well done to Lauren, who had her first meeting on Tuesday!
We have been enjoying joint Golden Time with our nursery friends and are very excited about them coming into Primary 1 in August!
Looking forward to another busy week 🙂
P1m and Miss McLaughlin
Primary 1 had lots of fun during Eco Week! We designed our own planters and then spruced up the ones by the kickpitch! We pulled out the weeds and planted new seeds! We also went on a Spring Litter Pick – you can see how much we collected in the photo! We also helped the team on Friday to plant apple and plum trees for our orchard. We can’t wait to see the trees grow.
This week P1m made fairytale puppets. We chose our characters, then drew them and painted them. Once they were dry we cut them out and then stuck them on to a straw. Once they were finished, we made fairytales with them on the carpet.
Well done P1m – your puppets were amazing :)!
This week P1m started making their Fairyland houses. We are turning our whole class into Fairyland. We made stuff to put on the wall. One group will be making a Fairyland shop, where you can buy lunch and see Rapunzel working. One group made a witch’s house, where she can make potions to try and kidnap Rapunzel. One group made the stick house from the Three Little Pigs and another group made the straw house. Both were very messy! One group made the Gingerbread house, where the Gingerbread Man lives. And the final group made the Three Bears’ house, where Goldilocks is hiding!
Come and peek in at our Fairyland display 🙂
This week P1m were talking about what a ‘good’ lesson looks like. We had lots of good ideas!
A big list for Miss McLaughlin to think about!
P1m 🙂
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