St John Ogilvie Primary School

Good morning boys and girls. We hope you enjoy your task today. Remember that there is no school on Monday so your learning will start from Tuesday next week.

15.5.20 Morning Post (1)

Flower Template  Names for Mary

Video 1

Video 2

Here are the answers for the Reading Comprehension and the Word Problem tasks.

Numeracy 

Mid Division Word Problem Answers

Spicy Division Word Problem Answers

Hot Division Word Problem Answers

Literacy

Mild Answers

Spicy Answers

Hot Answers

Mrs Lea  and Mrs Morrison

Good Afternoon

I have been working on the class novel recording again, watch out on TEAMS for the link.

This afternoon…

John Muir

Complete an activity from this grid please and upload it to your PLB.

John Muir home learning grid 2020

Spanish

Spanish lesson 2

Introductions Activity Sheets-5 hot

Introductions Activity Sheets-spicy

Introductions Activity Sheets-mild

Hi again, P4A!

I am sure you have been doing amazing work in the morning tasks and I am going to post here some more for you to learn about.

This afternoon we are going to learn about something really interesting: Roman numerals and how to write any number with Roman numerals!

Roman numerals are like a code, and as all codes, you need to know how to use it.

Here you will find a clip with all the explanations about it:

Followed by a clip with a song about the Roman numerals for you to sing and sing and sing!🤣

After all that singing, it’s now time to check if you have understood your Roman numerals and if you can write any number using them. To help you a bit more, here is a table with them all that you can copy down to your jotters:

ROMAN NUMERALS 1-1000

Your task is to write the numbers of the months of the year – 1 to 12 in Roman Numerals,

followed by  

-the birthdays of the members of your family who live with you, for example:

4-11-67 would be IV-XI-LXVII

It is tricky but it is also lots of fun!😃

TASK 2 – EXPRESSIVE ARTS – WITH ROMAN NUMERALS

Your challenge is to write your birthday in Roman numerals, using bits of paper, straws, fabric, spaguetti, other kind of pasta, rice, or whatever your imagination can think of.

As long as we can see your birthday and it is not just written down with pencil or pen, that is very good already!

Be creative and have fun!

Mrs Valente

Good Afternoon P3!  We hope you had a lovely morning.

Here are the answers from this morning’s tasks:

Numeracy and Maths Answers

Here are some suggested activities for this afternoon:

P3 Thursday 14th May PM

Here are the resources you will need:

mime challenge cards

Superhero Mask Template

Here are the web links you will need:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpLQSdu4V94

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8BAEe8z89A#action=share

https://scratch.mit.edu/

www.gonoodle.com

https://twitter.com/WLPENetwork

Have a great afternoon and evening Primary 3!  Remember to check your Personal Learning Blog for comments.

Miss Stebbing and Miss Brannan

🙂

Good afternoon Primary 6,

I hope you have had a good morning.

This afternoon we are going to do some music with BBC 10 Pieces.  You’ve used some of the 10 Pieces resources before but they’ve added some special activities so you can take part at home.  We are going to try the week 2 activity as it links in with all the rhythm work we were doing in class before we had to move to learning online.  I’d love to see some short video clips of you making your own body percussion music. You may need to copy and paste the link into a browser on some devices:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/ten-pieces/watch-this-do-this-weekly-activities/zjy3382

Our other activity this afternoon is topic.  Have a read through the information about the first Jacobite Rising and try the activities on the last two pages (you won’t be able to do the first task on the last page, don’t worry).  See if you can find any other songs or poems related to the Jacobites, we will look at these next week.

Jacobite-First-Rising

Enjoy the afternoon everyone!

Mrs Morrison & Mrs Lea

Good afternoon P4. Fantastic work completed this morning, well done!
This afternoon’s tasks are:

Science

Our skin is our biggest organ and has many different functions.

1. Read each page in this link https://www.abpischools.org.uk/topic/skin-structure-and-function/ (What is skin? Structure of the skin, what does the skin do? and Skin problems)
2. Then complete the Quiz tasks on page 5.
3. Take your own fingerprints

Music

Today for music we are going to listen to and respond to a piece of music.

Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer and pianist. His hearing began to deteriorate in his late twenties, yet he continued to compose, conduct, and perform, even after becoming completely deaf.

https://youtu.be/I9KHvM4dHAY

Listen to Beethovens ‘Ninth Symphony’. Close your eyes and think about how you would describe it, what it makes you think about and how it makes you feel.

https://youtu.be/_-mvutiDRvQ

Complete the ‘Music Picture Sheet’ Music_picture

Thursday 14th May Afternoon Post