Good morning P2/3! I hope you are all enjoying the sunshine. Here are some activities you can try today. Literacy: Pick a book from home and read it with an adult in your house.  Write a book report about what … Continue reading →

Morning Primary one! I hope you all enjoyed the story ‘Lost and Found’ yesterday. I look forward to seeing some of your drawings when we get back! Technology Thinking back to the story again I am setting you a technology … Continue reading →

Super link thankyou. www.royalmail.com/thumbs up. Lots of super colouring to display in Windows to thank all of the Royal Mail workers for the incredible job they are doing.

I hope you enjoyed the David Walliams story. Can you write a different ending? Have fun in the garden chalk your spelling words or times tables, design posters. Practise reciting you times tables, hopping, doing lunges, dancing etc. Have fun😁

  Design and make a bug house. You can use any materials to make it: Lego, junk, play dough or even using natural materials in the garden, Take a picture of it.

Good morning Primary 1! The sun is shining again! For your learning today try these activities: Time Try logging onto your education city, on your account you should see I have assigned two tasks to help you learn about the … Continue reading →

Maths task A good way of estimating a length is to measure it with part of your body: Try using your hand span, length of your feet, arm span or footsteps to estimate length of various items around your house … Continue reading →

Good morning everyone, another beautiful day☀️. Before you join in with Joe Wicks at nine. Why not help make your bed and tidy your room? Choose a spelling task to complete and remember to log onto IDL. For maths choose any number games … Continue reading →

Good morning everyone! You could start the day with Joe Wicks. It looks like it will be another sunny day so it would be good if we could do some outdoor learning in your garden. You could go on a … Continue reading →

Why not try some maths games on top marks? Record in your jotter all the different ways that you can make 50. And finish off by using dice to practise addition and multiplication. I know a lot of you have … Continue reading →