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June 2, 2020
by Mrs McLaughlin
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P7 Afternoon Task 2.6

Hope you are continuing to enjoy the sunny weather.

Here are the answers to today’s maths

Mild Decimals Tues Answers

Spicy Decimals Tues Answers

Hot Decimals Tues Answers

Here are the answers to today’s literacy 

Mo Farah Mild Answers

Mo Farah Spicy Answers

Mo Farah Hot Answers

This afternoon we are continuing on with our HWB fortnight focus, so please remember to work on the challenge set by Mrs Lafferty.

We are also  going to be looking at how professional athletes eat on a day to day basis. The link below takes you an article all about different athletes and what they eat on a daily basis. Have a read about the importance of eating healthy and then create an example of a meal plan, for the whole day – breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, there is an example menu below. You can create the menu for any athlete of your choice, it could be you favourite footballer, respected rugby player, greatest golfer! There is an example menu included below to give you some ideas.

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/eat-athlete-hub

Healthy Eating Menu Example

 

Remember to post to you PLB!

June 2, 2020
by wlbeth.wong@glow
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P4a- Tuesday 2nd June- Afternoon Activities

Good afternoon P4a.

Here are your afternoon Activities:

TASK 1 – RME – THE HISTORY OF THE POPE – PART 1

As you will hopefully remember, our last lesson was about The Pentecost, the 50th day after Jesus’ resurrection and the 10th day after His ascension to Heaven. This year the feast of the Pentecost was celebrated last Sunday, the 31st of May and it is so important because on that date, we also celebrate the birth or beginning of the Catholic Church.

As some of you may be aware, the Pope is the leader or chief of the Catholic Church and believed to be blessed by God when chosen.

So, today your work is to find out more about the History of the Popes and for that here is The History of the Pope – Part 1  Power point:

The history-of-the-pope-powerpoint Part 1

Now watch this: https://youtu.be/_QlXx8u1eL4

Choose one worksheet to complete. The mild challenge has less questions compared to the hot challenge.

The History of the Pope – Part 1 – MILD

The History of the Pope – Part 1 – HOT

Task 2- Virtual Sports Fortnight

Remember to complete the challenge.

June 2, 2020
by wlsofia.valente@glow
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02.06.20 – P4B – AFTERNOON POST

Good afternoon boys and girls!

I hope you have had a good working morning.😃

Here are your tasks for the afternoon:

TASK 1 – RME – THE HISTORY OF THE POPE – PART 1

As you will hopefully remember, our last lesson was about The Pentecost, the 50th day after Jesus’ resurrection and the 10th day after His ascension to Heaven. This year the feast of the Pentecost was celebrated last Sunday, the 31st of May and it is so important because on that date, we also celebrate the birth or beginning of the Catholic Church.

As some of you may be aware, the Pope is the leader or chief of the Catholic Church and believed to be blessed by God when chosen.

So, today your work is to find out more about the History of the Popes and for that here is The History of the Pope – Part 1  Power point:

The history-of-the-pope-powerpoint Part 1

When you finish off and are absolutely sure of how well you know everything, choose a worksheet between these 2 levels of challenge to complete:

The History of the Pope – Part 1 – MILD

The History of the Pope – Part 1 – HOT

I hope you can learn a lot from this!😉

TASK 2 – TAKING PART IN THE VIRTUAL SPORT’S CHALLENGE!😃DON’T FORGET!

Mrs Valente

 

June 2, 2020
by Miss Smith
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P1 2.6.20 Afternoon Post

Good afternoon Primary 1.  We hope you enjoyed making the true statements false in our fairy tale Cinderella.  We really hope you enjoy your afternoon activity planned for today!  Did you know that the UK has had the sunniest spring ever recorded.  We have had 613 hours of sunshine from March to May this year.  Remember to put your sun cream on!

2.6.20 Afternoon Post

 

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