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This week your child will bring home their Glow username and password. The weblink for Glow is https://glow.rmunify.com/ and it can be accessed through any device with an internet connection. As well as lots of educational resources, Glow provides access to your child’s school email account and Office 365. This allows your child to use Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint from anywhere with an internet connection, even if it is not installed on their device.

Once your child has successfully logged in they will be able to access the Apps available (including Brainpop and TigTag World). They will also be able to access the School Site by clicking on the App as pictured below.

At the moment the School Site is being developed and will contain more content as time goes on.

When your child logs on for the first time they will need to agree to the following Glow Community Rules:

Be Secure

Always keep your Glow password to yourself.

Always sign out of Glow when no longer using it.

Be Polite

Always treat others with respect.

Never post or share a message, document, image, video or any other other content that is inappropriate or likely to cause harm or offence to others.

Be Safe

Always remember to be careful when communicating over the internet – other users may not be who they seem.

Don’t share your personal details with other people.

Never agree to meet someone in person who you have only met on the internet unless accompanied by a parent, carer or other known and trusted adult.

Speak to an adult immediately if you see a message, image or anything else on the internet that concerns you

Be Legal

Never post or share a message, document, image, video or any other other content that you do not have permission to use.

Be Responsible

Always be mindful that once you put something online, that information may be beyond your control.

Never post or share a message, document, image, video or any other content online that you would not wish other learners, teachers, or parents to see.

Remember that anything you do can be traced back to you.

If you misuse Glow, this can be reported to your school.

Upper school pupils should have already accessed Glow in school and tried out a few of the resources available. If your child has any problems accessing Glow they should inform their class teacher or Miss Anderson.

Further information about Glow is available Here.

Primary 1

This week we really enjoyed learning all about electricity. We made posters to show how to stay safe when we are using it.

In Social Studies, we have been learning all about how to care for animals and the local environment.  We watched a video clip about hedgehogs and used the information we heard to write facts about them. We know that hedgehogs hunt for food when it’s dark and that they are good climbers.  They really like slugs and worms. In the winter, when there is less food around, they need to hibernate.

After learning about the jobs that vets do, we set up an animal hospital in our roleplay area. Here are some of the things we said about playing there:

Ava F: ‘It’s the best thing I’ve played with!’

Calum: ‘I really, really, really love it!’

Ellie C : ‘I like taking x-rays.’

Aaron: ‘I like putting the animals in their beds for a sleep.’

Ava B: ‘I like giving a dog medicine.’

Primary 1

This week Primary 1 have been learning how to tell the time. We can show and read o’clock times and next week we will be learning to read half past times.

In phonics, we learned ‘v’ and ‘w’ and practised building words with these sounds.

Today we wrote spooky stories for Halloween. We had to close our eyes and imagine that we had walked into a spooky house, then we drew and wrote about what we had seen inside.

P1 & P1/2 Get Growing

This week, Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 have been looking at food journeys. First of all, we looked at how milk makes its journey from the farm all the way to our fridges at home (ask us to explain it to you!).

On Friday, we began to think about how vegetables grow and come from the farm to us. We got ‘green-fingered’ and planted lots of different vegetable seeds (carrots, peppers, sweetcorn, lettuce, cabbage, broccoli and leeks). We are looking forward to seeing how they grow!

We have left our seeds in our library corridor/greenhouse, so keep an eye out for any shoots peeking through!

Until next time…

The P1 & P1/2 Farmers 🙂

A taste of French Cuisine in Primary 1 and 1/2

Bonjour! Here are some photos of Primary 1/2 having their snack in the French cafe style last week.  Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 have been learning about different French food and got to taste baguette as they drank their milk.

We used french to say please and thank you to the waiters and to count out the money to pay the bill at the end.  Au revoir!

Primary 1 and 1/2 radio show! Coming soon!

In RME this week we listened carefully to the CBeebies radio show about Leo’s special day – Easter Sunday.  We learned that he had spent the day hunting eggs on a farm, rolling some eggs down a hill, then his mum cooked the eggs and he had one for lunch with toast soldiers.

We thought about what we did at Easter in our families.  Then we recorded our own radio show! Mrs Hull is hoping to add it to the blog very soon so you can listen to the things we did at Easter. It’s very eggciting to hear our voices on the computer. How did you celebrate in the Easter holidays? Leave your comments here for us to see.

Barnaby Bear Scours the Rainforest

This week, Primary 1 have been looking at wildlife. First, we discussed the types of wildlife that we could find in our local area (such as farm animals, pets, birds and fish) and then wondered which wildlife Barnaby Bear might find in the Brazilian rainforest. We watched a short video clip and managed to spot lots of monkeys, snakes, caterpillars, stick insects, toucans and other unusual animals! The wildlife in the Brazilian rainforest is very different to what we find here! Next, we will think about why that might be.

The link to the video clip we watched is posted below. See how many rainforest animals you can spot!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/places/Amazon_Basin#p0039zg5

Até a próxima vez … (Until next time…)

Primary 1 🙂

Bem-vindo ao Brasil!

Brazil has come to Primary 1! Barnaby Bear met a new friend on his travels – a little girl called Cidinha! We have been working very hard to transform our house corner into the little village where she lives. We worked well as a team and each had our own special job. (Well done to Murron who drew a life-size Cidinha all by herself!) We can’t wait to play with Barnaby in our version of Ludovico village! Fly in on your way past to take a peek!

Até a próxima vez … (Until next time…)

Primary 1 🙂

Barnaby Bear is off to Brazil

Primary 1 are very excited! Barnaby Bear received two tickets: one to travel to a hot place, and the other to travel to a cold place! Primary 1/2 chose the cold ticket and will be learning more about Russia. We chose the hot ticket and will be learning more about Brazil! Barnaby Bear will be flying out to meet children in Russia and Brazil and see how their lives are compared to our own!

But, before Barnaby Bear can go anywhere.. there’s packing to be done! We will be writing a list of things he needs to take to Brazil to make sure he doesn’t forget anything. Stay tuned for more!

Adeus por enquanto! (Goodbye for now)

Primary 1 🙂

P1 Say Goodbye to Sochi

This week saw the end of the Winter Olympics in Sochi! We have been following the Olympics and Miss McLaughlin was so impressed with how interested we were in the events!

We wrote about Winter Olympic events during our Big Write sessions, watched clips of our favourite events (bobsleigh, ice skating and curling) and used mime to show events during Drama time (ask us to teach you our 4-man bobsleigh mime!) We have enjoyed watching the different events and they have made us interested in learning them ourselves! Perhaps we’ll have skeleton or ice skating champions in the future!

With the Winter Olympics finished, next up are Glasgow for the Commonwealth Games and Rio de Janeiro for the FIFA World Cup! Miss McLaughlin has a feeling P1 will be spending a lot of time thinking about Brazil 😉 ..

До следующего раза (Until next time..)

P1 🙂

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