Seafield Primary School

Why don’t you try make a treasure hunt for your family around your house or in your garden? You could draw a map or use your descriptive language to write clues for your treasure hunt!

Primary 3/4 can choose a page to complete in the money workbook. After that they could play some maths games on top marks. Remember to log onto IDL daily and education city is a great resource.

Home-Learning-Spelling-Activities

We would normally revise spelling daily in class choosing from various activities.  Children can choose a different square on the grid each day to learn their weekly spelling words.

Home Learning Document – SCHOOL CLOSURE

For those of you who did not manage to collect your learning pack from school, here’s a copy of the home learning grid that was included in the pack.

Please click on the following link to see some very useful websites for learning at home.

Websites to Support Learning at Home

Have a look at   themathsfactor.com

A free resource for pupils aged  4 – 11 years while the schools are closed.

Good morning primary 1!

In your pack you have a selection of literacy and numeracy tasks to practice your writing, reading, spelling and number. Remember to use your jotter to record your work so I can see all your wonderful learning when we return to school.

There are lots of challenges and activities available on line. Why not try starting your day with a fun work out with Jo Wicks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v-a_dpwhro.

Good morning P2/3! Why don’t you try “PE with Joe” on Joe Wicks’ youtube channel? There’s a new one every morning at 9am but you can watch later if you want.  Have fun and enjoy being active!

Good morning.Here are a few activities to keep you busy. At 9:00 join Joe Wicks for your daily workout. At 10:00 follow#GSCAtHome for some Science fun. At 11:00 David walliams will be sharing a story at www.worldofdavidwalliams.com.

Spelling. If you managed to practise your words yesterday try to put these words into sentences. Remember your capital letters and full stops.