Hi everyone! Thank you so much for the great questions for my Aquarist friend, Andrew. He was so pleased with them that he filmed a video for us to give us lots of information!
The video is in three parts and can be found at the link below:
Hi, Primary 3! I contacted Andrew, an Aquarist at Deep Sea World, and asked some of your questions about the ocean, sea creatures and how plastics can affect them. He was kind enough to fil…
We can’t believe this is your last week in Primary 1. Be proud of how much you have achieved this year, we are all very proud of each and every one of you.
This week, we’ve added a grid with lots of activities related to bears! We hope you can try lots of these activities and have fun. At the end of the week, we would like you to celebrate the end of term by having your own Teddy Bear’s Picnic. Post your pictures, we would love to see them.
I just wanted to take this opportunity to say that I have enjoyed getting to know you all this year and I am so proud of your hard work in Primary 3! I know that you are going to love Primary 4! Here is a poem from me to you:
And here is our final Virtual Classroom – I hope you have enjoyed exploring them as much as I have enjoyed making them for you 🙂 As always download the PDF link below and click on the different pictures. Click Miss McGregor for a direct link to the final P3 Blog post!
We can’t believe that we have reached the final week of Primary 3! Miss McGregor, Miss Blyth and Mrs Dunsmore would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of your hard work and determination this year and we wish you all the best for Primary 4!
Here is the Final Home Learning Grid of P3 linked below along with the resources 🙂
I have organised a virtual trip for everyone in P3. There is a Powerpoint and a matching booklet that you can work through at your leisure. Have fun!! 🙂
P.S Look out for a post later in the week giving you some ideas of things you could do during the Summer Holidays.
Good morning P3C. I hope that you are all well. I cannot believe this is the final week of term. You have worked so hard and I have really enjoyed seeing your Tweets. Remember the Sumdog competition is still going! Reports will be available tomorrow from 1:00-1:30pm. It will be fantastic to see you if you are able to come along.
I can’t believe that it is our final week together in P2A! I am so proud of all your hard work this year. I have uploaded a video to my Twitter page of some of our amazing P2A memories together. I have tried to upload it to the blog, however the file size is too big. I will be there tomorrow for report hand-outs at 1.30-2pm to say a goodbye. Pupils attending this is up to parent/carer discretion, however I would love to see you all there before the end of term. I have also collected pupils work together in individual folders, and any P.E bags or things left in trays which will be there to be collected tomorrow too.
Wow, I can’t believe it is the final week of term. I am so sorry we didn’t get to spend this past term together but your work from home has been amazing! Thank you all for your hard work. You truly are a bunch of superstars!
Here is your grid for the week ahead but please have as much fun as possible! week-11
I will in in school for the report distribution tomorrow (Tuesday) at 1:30, I would love to see as many of you as possible – if you are able to come please bring a carrier bag as the children’s jotters and work from p2 will be available for collection tomorrow as well.
I can’t believe we have reached the final week of our P2/1 journey. It’s been a great year with lots of fun moments even although latterly we faced a few challenges.
P2 – you have some last week fun activities to try on your grid week 11
P1 – Your activities will be a little different this week but will still be uploaded by the P1 teachers.
I am hoping to see as many of you collecting your end of year reports from school tomorrow (Tuesday 23rd June). Remember you have an allocated time to collect.
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