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We are learning to … read and set o’clock times.
I know … the small hand tells us the hour
I know … the big hand should point to 12 for o’clock
This week P1 have continued to learn how to tell the time on an analogue clock. We know that the big hand tells us the minutes and the little one is the hour hand. We have been playing lots of games to help us read the time. Each child has made their own clock and these were sent home at the end of last week.
This week is West Lothian’s Sumdog Competition and children might want to take part in this as their home learning choice board.
Out of 43 classes:
Out of 1150 pupils:
As part of their ‘Working Village’ topic, P1 ran a café today for P7.
P7 buddies were invited along to be served a snack and drink. P1 had used their writing skills to prepare tickets and menus for the cafe.  The children had to recognise different coins that P7 pupils kindly donated today.
Everyone took their roles very seriously and made us all so proud.
We are going to count the money after the holidays and choose something to buy for the P1 classroom.
Happy Holidays!
On Friday we had our end of term Celebration Assembly.
We acknowledged our Awesome Authors, those children who have made excellent progress or achievements within writing.
We also recognised our STEM Superstars, those children who have made excellent progress or achievements within Science, Technologies or Maths.
We recognised our P6 and 7 children who helped out at our recent parent consultations.
We found out that our school has received the Silver Sports Scotland Award. A huge congratulations to our Sports Stars and Mrs McConville.
Our House and Vice Captains set a Maths Weeks Scotland Poster Challenge, and the winners received a prize!
We took part in the National Maths Week Sumdog Competition. Some of children completed all 1000 questions! Primary 3 scored the highest for the school, and Tyler came 207th out of almost 75000 pupils.
Thank you to our Sumdog reps who reminded up about the competition!
We watched a video that showed us all about our learning during Maths Week Scotland.
Congratulations to Calder for winning the house points this term.
Have a look at our video below to see our learning during Maths Week Scotland.
Our House and Vice Captains set a Maths Weeks Scotland Poster Challenge, the winning designs are below.
We took part in the National Maths Week Sumdog Competition.
Some of children completed all 1000 questions! Primary 3 scored the highest for the school, and Tyler came 207th out of almost 75000 pupils.
Thank you to our Sumdog ambassadors for giving out the awards!
For our Maths week focus Primary 2 have been experimenting with different units of measure. We had fun measuring dinosaur bones and sharing our findings with one another!
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