All West Lothian schools have a new website for sharing information. Our blog and twitter feed into our website, making the website a ‘one stop shop’ for all information and news from PUSCPS.
Please visit our new website using the link below:
Pumpherston and Uphall Station CPS Blog
A place for news, information and sharing learning from PUSCPS
All West Lothian schools have a new website for sharing information. Our blog and twitter feed into our website, making the website a ‘one stop shop’ for all information and news from PUSCPS.
Please visit our new website using the link below:
We recently held a Visit My Class event, giving families the opportunity to meet their child’s new teacher and to find out about learning and expectations in their class. Thank you to everyone who came along.
If you were unable to attend, you will find the presentations at the links below:
Our House and Vice Captains gathered feedback from families who attended the event by using a form on Glow.
Some of the feedback included:Â
What did you find out about your child’s learning that you did not already know?
What other information would you like us to provide during Visit My Class sessions?
In what other ways can we support you to support your child at home?
https://www.slideshare.net/PUSCPS/p5-visit-my-class
LI: Large numbers
SC:
I can… say large numbers
I can…. name the places of place value up to 6 digits
I can…. sequence numbers
This week for maths week we have been playing a variety of games to help us work with large numbers. We played ‘Biggest Roller’ where we used the dice to roll 6 digit numbers. We also played ‘Sequencing Numbers’ where we had 5 4digit numbers and we had to order them from the smallest number to the largest number. We used the dice to play’ Roll and Stick’ where we rolled three digit numbers. Then we had to name the correct place value for each of the numbers, then we added the numbers so we could practice carrying correctly. We applied these skills in our topic when we sequenced large numbers on a timeline to life in a Burgh in the 16th Century.
Last week at Library Club we were exploring Islands. We thought about what we would take with us to our desert island and had lots of great ideas from compasses and maps to books and food.
Moira read Katie Morag and the New Pier by Mairi Hedderwick. We learnt that Katie Morag lives of the Isle of Struay.
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