Primary 2

This week we have been learning about the effects of gravity.  We have also been looking at Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh and drawing part of it using chalk pastels.

P2 enjoyed performing in the Scots afternoon this week.  Well done to Matthew M and Katie C who learned and recited their poems confidently to the audience.

Primary 4

This week we have been learning about the uses of water in Science.  We made a diagram to show how we had used water in a day.  Next week we will be learning about how important water is to us and how we can prevent water wastage.

We wrote imaginative stories in writing about travelling in a Time Machine.  Some people went on an adventure to the past and some people went into the future!

Next week Ewan McVicar will be visiting Primary 4.   He is going to talk to us about food in other countries.   We will also be taking part in a joint bird migration art activity with another school in Africa.

By Ryan and Primary 4

P1a Learning

This week was very exciting.Taffy our class dragon got a letter from his cousin George.  The letter told Taffy that all the buildings in Fairyland had been destroyed in a bad storm.  Taffy was asked to help.  We decided to help Taffy and all the characters in Fairyland to build new houses, castles, caves and a tree house.  This morning we made plans for the three little pig’s houses and next week we are going to build the houses from our plans. We are very excited!  We are using our skills in working together.  We also learned to tell the time using digital clocks and our next step is to match clock faces to digital times.  We are going to try to practice reading  the o’clock times at home. Let us know how you get on.

P1m Reflective Learning

This week P1m started some drama about fairytales. We made houses for fairytale characters using our bodies. We have also been learning about still image. We made scenes from Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Jack and the Beanstalk and The Three Little Pigs. We used our faces to show how we were feeling, but didn’t use our voices.

Til next week…

The Highlights of Our Week

This week we enjoyed our Scots assembly and the particular stars were Lewis Taylor, Bruce Aitken, Lauryn Sandilands and Megan Stevenson. Thanks to our backroom staff!!!

We enjoyed our art lesson and produced excellent work in the style of Claude  Monet. We look forward to seeing the final product.

Our new class novel, “What If They Find Us” by Kathy Clark ,is about 2 refugees and is a gripping story which we are enjoying listening to it.

Orchard Day!

We have a new date for Orchard Day!

Make a note in your diaries – Wednesday 20th February – that’s when Fruitful schools are planning to bring their team with support from News International who sponsored the Orchard Offer.   Mrs Hull’s going to try and book some dry weather for that week…

Any parents or friends who would like to help would be very welcome. Contact the school office and we’ll get in touch with details.

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