Christmas in Primary 5
Santa Visits PUSCPS!
A very exciting and magical afternoon at PUSCPS as Santa visited our children, from a distance. The children all wished him a Merry Christmas and asked him some questions. He reminded us to go to bed early on Christmas Eve. Thank you Santa for taking time to visit us at this very busy time for you.
P5 Sport Quiz blog
On Tuesday, Libby Harris from Active Schools did a Sport quiz with P5 through Teams. There were two rounds and it was a lot of fun!
The winner was Jess with a score of 23 out of 24. She will receive a certificate from Active Schools.
The questions for round 1 are below. Can you beat Jess’s score of 13 out of 14?
- In which sport would you see a Pommel Horse?
- What does SFA stand for?
- Which 5 colours make up the Olympic rings? (one point for each answer)
- How many players are in a netball team?   A-5   B-6    C-7
- How many players are on the pitch at the beginning of a Premier League football game?
- How many holes do you play in a standard round of golf?  A-15    B16    C-18
- Where would you find your bicep muscle? A – arm    B – leg      C – back
- In hockey, when you are running whilst keeping the ball close to your stick, this is called what?
- What do you call it when you get 3 strikes in a row in Ten Pin Bowling?
A – a chicken
B – a turkey
C – a parrot
- In which athletic event might you see the Fosbury Flop being used?
A – Long jump
B – Javelin
C – High Jump
Answers to follow next week!
Christmas Countdown 2020
Be an Author – Book Week Scotland Competition
Last week we set all classes a free writing competition inviting them to create a piece of writing on any theme or in any style for Book Week Scotland.
Our house and vice captains had the difficult job of judging the competition this week.
P1-P4/3 created theirs on paper, and P4-7 uploaded theirs to Teams.
Congratulations to all our fabulous authors!
P5 Book Characters
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PUSCPS Christmas Countdown 2020
How do we teach writing?
In this video, one of our Literacy Champions, Miss McLaughlin, explains how we use a resource called PM Writing to support with the teaching of writing. All classes across the school use this process to ensure consistency and progression in learning.