Primary 4 Reflective Learning

This week, we had our Celtic time-travelling assembly! We were FANTASTIC and Miss McLaughlin was very proud of our hard work. Thanks to the staff (Mrs Hull, Mrs Ross, Miss Young and Mrs Stanton) and P7s who helped us (Yasmin, Liam, Finlay and Aleisha) and to the family members who came to see us.

On our learning this week…

Lauren: ‘This week, I did well with gym because I kept the ball near to me.’

Matthew: ‘I found Big Maths tricky this week because of some of the times tables.’

Ula: ‘I did well at gym because I was good at controlling the tennis racquet.’

Hallie: ‘I did well at science this week because I was able to talk about pitch and frequency.’

Freya: ‘I found ‘th’ words tricky. Next time I will practise more at home.’

Primary 3 learn more about Paul Klee

Primary 3 have been discussing the artist Paul Klee in class. We used his same line drawing technique to create our own piece of art. In science we have found out about the different things electricity is used for and where it comes from. We also connected our own circuit which was great fun!

P1/2

This week we had a very sad letter from Mr Hedgehog telling us about his friend Mr Robin and his family who are having a problem getting food to feed them now that the weather is getting colder.  We have been thinking about how we can help  him.  We worked in small groups to talk about what we know about what birds eat and recorded our ideas to share with the class.  We have decided to try and help by finding a recipe for bird food and making some bird feeders.  We are going to be very busy.

Other comments about our learning this week:

I loved painting the poppies to help us remember the soldiers that died – Jessica

I’m really enjoying my new reading book this week about baby animals – Abbie

(Abbie enjoyed it so much she drew the animals and their babies from the book and shared it with her group)

Next week we are looking forward to learning more about how we can help Mr Hedgehog and his friends.

P5 Weekly Blog

I enjoyed playing badminton in PE because I was getting much better at hitting the shuttlecock with the racket.

Sophie M.

I enjoyed writing the story about the ‘Haunted House’ because it was nice and quiet and I could concentrate on my writing and this helped me to work towards my writing target. Lydia

I enjoyed playing tennis with Mrs Pender because I was learning how to control the ball on the racket. Jack H

I enjoyed maths because we were doubling three digit and four digit numbers. Lewis C

P1/2

We have had a busy time since we came back from our October break.  We are excited because we have now learned all the sounds of the alphabet letters and are able to build and write words using them.  In maths we are learning to read the time on clock faces and digital clocks.  We made fantastic firework pictures in art after watching a firework display.  We are looking forward to our marble treat as we filled the jar again.  We are also looking forward to learning about our topic “Rescue Rangers” and what we can do to help keep local animals safe.  We have had great ideas so far.

P5 Weekly Blog

This week we have been finishing off our art work by completing the last stage of the creative process by making our masks.  We had to select the material for our masks, use glue to stick different things to the mask and finally paint our masks.

First we had to make a plan of our masks.
We had to select our materials for our masks.
Here are all of our masks!
More finished masks.
Here are some of our finished masks!

P5 Weekly Blog

This week we had our trip to Linlithgow Palace and Annett House as part of the work we have been doing on our topic about life in the 16th Century in the time of Mary Queen of Scots.  We also had a look along Linlithgow High Street to see if we could spot things which are still there from that time.

A real cannon ball!
Imagining being at one of the Royal Banquets
Examining where the king and queen would sit during one of the banquets.

Harvest Service

Thank you again to everyone who donated goods to our Harvest table today. We were very grateful for all the food and produce brought in to school, and glad to be able to help our local community in this way. This year the table also included some of our OWN grown produce- the leeks were freshly pulled out of the raised beds this morning.

We hope everyone who joined us enjoyed our Harvest assembly and we wish all the best to everyone receiving a bag of Harvest goods. This year we were able to give bags to everyone nominated by our school family, and to send many bags to the West Lothian foodbank to help families in crisis. Thank you to the group of helpers who sorted out the bags for distribution. Your help is much appreciated.

We learned at Assembly how our money has helped our friends in Uganda to buy Braille machines for the school and orphanage in Magale, and we saw how happy the children were to receive a pencil each.

We can make a difference!

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