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May 1, 2020
by K Lafferty
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PE Primary 1-3 01/05/20

Good morning,

Today we are going to have a practice of some of our different types of jumping – choose your favourite tasks and challenges to do again.

P1-3 PE Home Learning Task 01-05-20

If you are looking for other ways to keep active throughout the day you can also have a look at the document below which is full of fun links to stay active.

Just for Fun

Don’t forget to check out the @WLPENetwork twitter each day for fun daily challenges!

https://twitter.com/WLPENetwork?s=20

 

Stay safe and stay active,

Mrs Lafferty

May 1, 2020
by Mrs Lea
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Primary 6B Morning Tasks 1-5-20

Good morning everyone!  I really enjoyed looking at the columns you designed as part of your STEM project. It was amazing to see how many books they could support, although I believe the record was thirty- one books in P6A !  A reminder that there will be a video chat at 10.00am on Teams so that we can catch up and check that everyone is still keeping safe and healthy. Today we are going to do some RME and Health and Wellbeing activities.

Health and Wellbeing 

It is really important to eat a healthy balanced diet but do we manage to eat five portions of fruit and vegetables every day? Sometimes it can be difficult! Do we really know what a portion size looks like? Look at the PowerPoint carefully and copy the food diary table into your jotters. Try to add at least five portions of fruit and vegetables to the menu. Now try to answer the questions on the Five A Day worksheet you will find all the answers in the PowerPoint.

5 a day presentation (1)

5 a day worksheet

 

RME

We are going to be learning about the  three parts of the Trinity. God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. It can be very confusing and even some adults find it difficult to understand !

Task 1

Read the PowerPoint carefully and do your best to understand the slides. Write a short paragraph describing to a friend what the Holy Trinity means.

Task 2

Design a new symbol helping children remember what the Holy Trinity means. There are some examples and ideas on slide three which might give you inspiration!

Holy Trinity 1.5.2020

Have a great weekend and keep safe !

Mrs Lea

 

 

April 30, 2020
by Miss Stebbing
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Primary 3 Thursday 30th April 2020 Afternoon Activities

Good Afternoon P3!

Here are some suggested activities for this afternoon:

P3 30th April PM

Here are the resources you will need:

Activity Zone Files

Who Has the Most Money Answers

Here are the weblinks you will need:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=all

https://app.gonoodle.com/activities/bubble-breath?s=Search&t=bubble%20breaths

Have a lovely afternoon and let us know in your Personal Learning Blog what you have been up to!

Miss Stebbing and Miss Brannan

April 30, 2020
by Mrs Morrison
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Primary 6 afternoon post 30-04-20

Good afternoon P6,

I hope you have all had a productive morning.

This afternoon our tasks are for STEM and music activities.  I really enjoyed seeing some videos of the music compositions you created last week using ‘found’ sounds and also the videos of rocket launches – liked like you were having so much fun with your creations.  It would be great if a few more of you could upload videos or photographs of your activities.

STEM: your challenge is to make paper columns that support weight.  This youtube link shows how to create a paper cylinder column and then test it using books – send us your estimates and actual results.

The extension activity is to try out different shapes of paper columns and see which is the best at bearing the most weight.  This clip shows you how to create different shaped paper columns:

Here’s a music food rhythm task for you:

Music 30-04-20

You may need this to help but hopefully lots of you remember your notation values from our speed challenge!

Standard Notation

Have fun!

April 30, 2020
by Mrs Ross
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P5B Thursday Afternoon

Good Afternoon.

I have already seen some of the lovely letters you have written. Good work.

This afternoon. Some Science

Lets look towards  new month. Look through this powerpoint and write 5 of the most interesting facts that you learned.

Scotland’s Wild May PowerPoint

Here are some nature based activities to choose from for today or over the weekend.

5 Senses scavenger hunt Spring Hunt checklist Minibeast hunt  ID

 

Spanish

At a time of year when the weather is extremely unpredictable. For example, warm enough here to have a water fight and Canada is still getting snow! Although it is still very chilly most days. A popular scottish phrase is ‘ Nae shed a clout, til May is oot!’

Have a look through this weather PP and choose a task to complete

Spanish weather 2         Spanish-Weather-PowerPoint

Weather word and picture hot          Weather-Word-and-Picture-Mild               Weather-Word-and-Picture-spicy

April 30, 2020
by Mrs Craig
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Primary 7 Afternoon Post – 30th April

Good Afternoon Primary 7,

I hope you are all having a good week so far.  I am missing seeing all your lovely faces on a Thursday.

Since it is Thursday afternoon, it’s time to do some art work.  I absolutely loved seeing your Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired roses last week and I’m excited to see what you all produce today.

Last week we studied a famous Scottish artist, therefore this week we will have a look at a famous artist from Canada.

The artist we are going to look at today it is called Emily Carr.  Emily Carr was a painter and writer who painted pictures of the Canadian landscape.  Why don’t you see what else you can find out about her?

Like many other artists, Emily Carr enjoyed drawing and painting things found in nature.  She is particularly famous for the work she produced featuring trees.  I have attached below an art tutorial on how to produce a painting of trees in the style of Emily Carr.  You can follow the tutorial and create a similar picture or you can be creative and create your own picture of trees in your own style.  If you can see trees from your house, you might want to try to draw/paint them?  If not, you could maybe find a picture online or in a book to inspire you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG6Wb59FOIk

Like last week, don’t worry if you don’t have the correct materials, just use whatever you have available.  Even if that’s just paper and a pencil!

Can the people who haven’t added me to their blogs yet, please add me?  I would love to see all the work you have been producing.

Thanks,

Mrs Craig

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