Seafield Primary School

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11/05/2020
by WLJoanne.Kerr@glow
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Survey for school meals

Good morning, I hope you are all well.

Here is a link to complete the West Lothian Survey for school meals.  If you can please complete this with your child.

https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/890ff1b

With great thanks,

Mrs Kerr

11/05/2020
by Mrs Denholm
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Primary 2/3 Monday 11th May 2020

Good Morning everyone, I hope you had a nice weekend at home with your families.

Literacy
Spelling – 4 letter words such as hand, band, pond, sand
or try ‘wh’ words –
when, what, whip, where, wheel, why
which, wheat, whisker
Continue to practice tricky words. Write 5 sentences.

 

Maths
Measuring look at Education city link and practice measuring some items with a ruler in cm. some weekly tasks are set up on this site for you.
https://go.educationcity.com/content/index/13318/4/2/6/null/null/false/false/null/0

 

Topic

Watch the clip above. Collect items for making a material holder for birds. They can use these items to build a nest and keep their chicks warm. Measure wool to be 5cm or 10cm. Listen to the sound of a Blue Tit, Blackbird and Great Tit, Can you hear these birds in your garden? Which birds can you see in your garden? Can you make your own nest and maybe put it in a tree – Do you think a little bird will move in?

11/05/2020
by User deactivated
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Primary 1 Monday 11th May

Good Morning Primary 1

Weekly Overview

P1 HL grid 11th May 2

Literacy 

Try some of the attached task sheets to help you work on our new sounds ‘ai’ and ‘oa’.

2 ai oa worksheets April20edit

Numeracy 

Listen to this song to help you think about your number bonds.

Now use your ten frame to practice. Ask someone at home to fire you questions. Can you practice writing the sums down? Find the answer or complete the sum. (2 + 8 =  ) or (3 +  = 10)

Music

https://youtu.be/L7m61Em4A5k

Listen to the traditional African Folk Music. Try finding and clapping along to the beat. What instruments can you hear? Try moving to the music, how does it make you feel?

Now listen to traditional Scottish fold music for a few minutes…

https://youtu.be/vEYGkU_VUGo

Can you find the beat and clap along? Can you name any of the instrument you can hear? Try moving to the music, how does it make you feel?

What were the differences between the two? Where there any similarities?

Topic

Use books or the internet to research different land animals that originate from Africa…make a list of the ones that interest you. Try listing 5. Then select the one that has caught your attention the most.

You are going to use this animal to create informative pieces of writing. Your first task is to find a good close up image of your chosen land animal and draw a detailed picture in your jotter or on paper. Then use arrows to label the main parts of the animal. (think about our labeled drawing of a plant we did in class) Remember to include the date and a title.

I hope you enjoy these learning activities. Take care and see you here again tomorrow!

Mrs Paterson

11/05/2020
by Miss Pattison
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Primary 3/4 11 May

Good morning.

 

Here are today’s activities

 

Literacy

Spelling

Nouns- ( revision words) cloud, today,crawl,dinner,burst,holiday

Adjectives- cry,fly,fry,try,dry,spy,my, sky

Verb- purse, nurse,turnip, Saturday, Thursday

 

Reading

Choose another book from Oxford owl website or one from your house.

1) Write a sentence to say who the main character is.

2) Write what happens in the story so far.

3) Where is the story set?

4) Draw a picture to go with each part

 

Numeracy

Topmarks- supermaths bowling multiplication ( or any multiplication game)

Textbook 1a- multiplying by 2 p 104-105

Textbook 1b- multiplying by 10 p25-26

Other activity

Look at all of the African flags. Choose one you like. Can you copy it. You could use pen or paint. You could also use any objects around the house like the family fun day two weeks ago. Have fun.

Also remember IDL

Have a great day

Miss Pattison

08/05/2020
by Mrs Baird
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Primary 3/4 Friday 8th May

Maths Task

Learning Intention – To develop mental maths skills

Success Criteria – I can use my knowledge of number facts to complete the questions

Task

Log onto the toytheater bingo or Topmarks Daily 10 sites and work on improving your mental maths skills. Think about a personal challenge. What is your learning gap, how can you close this? (e.g. get faster, more challenging questions)

Literacy Task

Learning Intention- To write a persuasive paragraph

Success Criteria – I can include at least 3 points of interest

I can include my core targets eg. spelling, punctuation, connectives, sentence openers etc.

Task

Read more of your Oxford Owl ebook. Write a paragraph trying to convince someone to read your book. Remember to use persuasive language. Afterwards you could email this to a classmate to recommend the book to them.

Fun Family Friday Challenge

Family Fun VE Day Challenge (1)

Extra tasks to choose from

· David Walliams storytime

· IDL

· Physical activity of your choice

· Diary/Journal

 

Well done for all your hard work this week P3/4.  We are very proud of you.  Have a good weekend!

08/05/2020
by User deactivated
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Primary 1 Friday 8th May

Hello! Its Friday again!

Here is what you will need along with the overview today:

Dictation 

He has soap in his hands.

The goats are on the road!

The boy put on his coat.

Maths

Working with 10 using our fingers and ten frames…

Instructions…Show me 10 fingers…now put down * (adult selects number) fingers…how many does that leave? What does (10 – *) make? Sow me on your fingers.

These questions can also be done using the ten frame to show and solve answers.  Once you get the hang of it see how quick you can answer questions.

Enjoy your weekend Primary 1!

See you back here on Monday!

Mrs Paterson

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