Seafield Primary School

Why not spread a bit of hope and positivity by drawing a rainbow and putting it in your window for everyone in Seafield to see! Lets see how many rainbows we can get and help spread a little joy.

We have one in our window at home!

Good morning P2/3.  I hope you are all healthy and safe.  Why don’t you try write a recount in your jotters of what you got up to this week.  Don’t forget to use the format of title, orientation (when, who, where) sequence of events and evaluation to help you.

You could also reflect on some of the positive things in your life and ask an adult to help you think of all the good things too.

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Good Morning Primary 1, its Friday and we have all been working from home for 1 week now! Keep recording all your good work in your jotters and keep active with Jo Wicks or just get up and dance to your favourite song!

Here is a little task to reflect on your week because its important to stay positive!

Enjoy the weekend everyone!

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Try counting up the coins in your piggy bank or ask an adult if you can count some of the coins in their purse/wallet and see who has the most! (Remember to ask an adult to wash the coins first with some soap and water please)

Thursday Reading Challenge

Read another chapter of your novel. Write down 3 questions you would ask one of the characters.

Thursday Numeracy Task

Log onto Education City and select your maths group. Listen to the times tables songs before doing another page in your times table booklet.

Don’t forget your IDL today too.

Remember to log into IDL and do a literacy or numeracy task.

You can also access Education City for a range of activities across the curriculum.

Have a look at these great online safety at home resources.

Just click copy and paste the link below into your browser.

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/globalassets/thinkuknow/documents/thinkuknow/parents/pdf/thinkuknow-5-7s-home-activity-sheet-1.pdf

Write a list of instructions so that everyone in your family knows how to play your favourite game.

This could be a board game, a computer game or a game you play in the garden.  Remember to include the 4 steps of a procedure.  Title, Goal, Materials and Steps.  Try to remember your procedure writing targets e.g. number your steps and add a picture or diagram.  Also don’t forget your core targets e.g. punctuation and spelling.

Later on you could play this game with your family and see if your instructions were clear.