Good Morning everyone, here is today’s learning. Literacy Practise your handwriting in your jotter as neatly as you can. You could write out the days of the week or months of the year in order Maths Practise counting numbers up … Continue reading →

Writing Click on the link and unscramble the sentences, try one or two of your choice. Write your sentences neatly in your jotter thinking about letter formation and finger spaces. Look for clues to help you work out the start … Continue reading →

Good Morning everyone, I hope you are all well. Here are our tasks for today. Literacy Write an imaginative story with the title: Camping in the woods Can you use your senses to describe what it is like to be … Continue reading →

Good Morning Everyone. What another lovely day. Here are today’s suggested activities. Remember to make time for fun in the sun too. Literacy Spelling from the grid Fact file or informative poster using yesterday’s research. The fact file should have … Continue reading →

Good Morning Primary 1 Today’s suggested learning activities. Literacy Read an E book of your choice or a book from home with an adult. Then use the attached document to write a review about your book. You can print it … Continue reading →

Good morning Here are some activities Spelling Verbs- river, thunder, number, never, ever, under. Adjectives- window, yellow, pillow, follow, arrow, marrow, tomorrow Nouns- cow, crowd, brown,down, town, how, now Other activities can be found on p3/4 weekly grid today. Other … Continue reading →

Good Morning I hope you are all well and had a lovely weekend. We are missing you all and have been delighted to hear about all of the hard work you have been doing when learning at home. Literacy Spelling  … Continue reading →

Our weekly learning grid. P2 /3  Home Learning Grid 25.05.20    

P1 HL grid 25th May

Good morning Primary 1, it’s the start of a new week! Here are some learning ideas for today. Literacy Read, spell write task card. Remember to take time with your letter formation and remember capital letters and full stops. Practice … Continue reading →