Happy Friday! Welcome to the last day of Fitness Fortnight week 1. We’ve been so impressed by how enthusiastic you’ve all been and the amazing level of participation on Twitter. Keep up the hard work!
Today I am challenging you to revise your knowledge of pattern. Below are three sequences of shapes. I’d like you to continue the pattern for three more steps. Then create your own pattern and challenge someone else to continue it!
Hello, I hope you are all well. Here is a picture of a word family flower garden that I made this week. I included a mini-beast for every flower I made. Clover the caterpillar has come to say hello to Bill the Bumblebee, Stuart the Snail, Belle the butterfly and Lulu the ladybird. Maybe they will have an adventure?
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Morning everyone! I hope you’re all having fun completing your Fitness Fortnight activities! Today’s PE challenge looks like a great one and can be found here: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/wl/simpsonps/2020/05/21/pe-daily-challenge-day-17/
I’ve got a little art challenge for you to try today. Choose an object in your house like a teddy or bottle. Split your paper into four rectangles. In each box, draw the same object in a different way.
1 – in under 20 seconds. 2 – upside down. 3 – eyes closed. 4 – with the hand you don’t write with. Here’s my attempt: 
I’ll be posting a daily challenge here and on my twitter account @missblyth1. It is not compulsory – just for a little bit of fun and variety! If you complete any of the challenges, you can tweet them to me @missblyth1 (remember not to name your child if they are in the picture) or comment on the challenge post! Today we have some subtraction questions to challenge you to use the jump and split strategies. If you need a reminder of those strategies, look at Miss McGregor’s blog post here: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/wl/simpsonps/2020/04/03/a-message-for-p3a-2/
I’ll tweet/comment the answers later!
Edited at 14:30 to add solutions below:
Hi everyone! Just a quick post to say that I’ve made the four spelling lists available to everyone as separate quizzes on Sumdog in case you would like extra practise or a little variety in your challenge!
Sumdog are running a competition across West Lothian from this Friday at 8am (15th) until next Thursday at 8pm (21st). Every class has been entered into the competition. All you need to do is log in and play the games. There is also a reward once you have answered 100 questions! Good Luck, from Miss McGregor, Miss Blyth and Mrs Dunsmore.
Hi everyone 🙂
We have used a wonderful Scottish Book Trust resource in the past called ‘Author’s Live’, where you get to meet the authors of your favourite books, online!
They are still putting on events during this time, where you can follow along with the stories and take part in some really fun activities. You can select the age range for P3 🙂 Here is the link to the schedule during this time.
https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/learning-and-resources/authors-live/authors-live-on-lockdown
and here is the link to previous events that you might enjoy
https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/authors-live-on-demand
Happy reading!
Good morning P3 classes. We hope that you are well. Here are this week’s learning activities. Just do what you can, and in whatever order you want. Remember we have also published activities on Sumdog, Education City, IDL and Active Learn. It is lovely to see your hard work, so please share by tagging @missblyth1 and @MrsLDee on Twitter.
Next week there will be some maintenance carried out on Active Learn. From 16 May the site will not remember usernames or passwords, so make sure you have them safe somewhere. When you visit Active Learn for the first time after 16 May, you’ll need to type in your username and passwords. If you have any problems, please contact the school office.
The links for this week’s numeracy activities are on the grid itself.
P3 Week 6 Literacy Activities Document
P3 Week 6 RME, Science, Social Science and French
P3-Week 6-Other Curricular Areas
Have a lovely week. Best wishes from Miss McGregor, Miss Blyth and Mrs Dunsmore.
Hi everyone! Welcome to another week of home learning. Monday and Tuesday are days you would normally be off school due to the May holiday, so do not feel pressured to do normal schoolwork on those days! However, in case you are looking for some fun activities to fill your day with, we have included some suggestions on the timetable you can do if you wish! As always, this timetable is merely a suggestion, and you can do the activities in any order you wish, whenever you get the chance.
Good morning everyone. We hope you enjoy your break this week. Here are three fun ideas you might like to try:
We’d love to hear how you get on, so please tag @missblyth1 and @MrsLDee with your updates.
Best wishes, Miss McGregor, Miss Blyth and Mrs Dunsmore.
