St John Ogilvie Primary School

Here we go again, wish me luck!

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Good afternoon Primary 6.

We hope you are managing to get outside at some point everyday to enjoy the lovely weather we’ve been having.  Maybe some of you are lucky enough to have a garden you can spend lots of time in.  If you do, you can even do some of your tasks outside.

This afternoon we’d like you to have another look at the new topic, The Jacobites.  Yesterday we asked you to do some research about who the Jacobites were.  Today we’re going to look at when the Jacobites featured in Scottish history.  There will be a picture pdf file attached and we would like you to look at it and create your own version of the timeline of Scottish history, either in your jotter or on your personal learning blog.  You don’t need to print it off, just be able to look at it.  It’s all in the correct order for you apart from pictures 2 & 3 (not sure why they’ve been mixed up I’m afraid…).  You can create your own illustrations using the pictures as guides.  The timeline is important for you to be able to understand which parts of Scottish history we are going to be looking at this term.

Sorry, I’ve had to split the pdf as it was too big to upload all at once  and my internet doesn’t want to play today – technology issues!

I’m going to post all of this and fight with my ICT issues then post the timeline, sorry you’ve all had to wait so long!

The second activity for the afternoon is a drama one.  There will be a set of cards uploaded and you have to choose a poem, rhyme or song and say the lyrics in the way the cards suggest.  If you can do this with a member of your family, it will be quite fun but if everyone is busy with their own tasks, try reciting it to a teddy bear or other soft toy.  Choose any poem or song, you can even use a Robert Burns one from last term!

say-it-another-way-drama-activity

Have fun!

Mrs Morrison & Mrs Lea

Good afternoon

Wellbeing Wednesday wk11

WW wk 11 slide        Journal week 11          Wk11 monster message

I really like this one at the moment. Tell me what you think on TEAMS.

Earth Day

A selection of ideas.  You can chose what you want to do. You DO NOT have to do them all.

Please watch the powerpoint first  Earth Day PP

Earth Day craft 2       Earth Day craft         Earth Day fact or Opinion

Earth Day Mindfulness Colouring Sheets

Have a lovely afternoon. Remember if you can’t print these activities you can copy into your jotter or design your own. I look forward to seeing it on your LP Blog.

See you tomorrow

Good afternoon P4A!  I hope that you are all having a good day and remembering to get some fresh air while we have such nice weather (while following the guidelines of course!)

Topic and Art – The Romans – Making a Mosiac

Mosaics are a type of art that are made up of hundreds and thousands of mini squares of tile or stone.  They often are laid in a pattern or make up a pictures.  To find out a little bit more about mosaics, visit

http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/romans/mosaics.html

then complete your task.

Tasks

• You could use the internet to look up other mosaic designs.
• Make your own mosaic by doing one of the following:
  • Visit http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/mosaic/easy.htm and make your own design. Either print it out or take a photograph if you can.
  • Use squared paper to colour your own design
  • Cut out small squares of coloured paper and stick down to make your own mosaic picture (ask permission before you cut anything up
  • If you have a look at the attached PDF, you should hopefully see a picture of an example of a mosaic.  22-04-20 – P4A PM tasks
• Don’t forget to add me to your personal learning blogs so that I can look at your work and give you feedback

Have a lovely afternoon!

Good Afternoon Primary 7

Hope you have been feeling inspired during your writing lesson this morning! We can’t wait to read the exciting next chapters that you have been writing.

This afternoon we are going to be doing a bit of science, looking at how important looking after our plant – particularly important today on ‘World Earth Day’

To start with why not take a breath taking (virtual) tour of some of the world’s most beautiful natural attractions. Travel from the Great Barrier Reef, to the icebergs of Alaska, to the volcanoes of Hawaii learning all about what we can do to protect these.

http://attenboroughsreef.com/experience_intro.php

https://artsandculture.withgoogle.com/en-us/national-parks-service/hawaii-volcanoes/nahuku-lava-tube

Which of these attractions did you find the most interesting? Why do you think it is important to try and save the places included in the video? Write a short summary about one of the places you studied and what you have learned about it.

If you are able to take a (social distanced) walk with an adult why don’t you look around and see what local plants of wildlife you can see. With permission you could snap a few pictures and then research when you get home to find out the name of the plants and animals. Perhaps you could design an informative poster showing your findings.

If you are unable to get out a walk then the following website will give you lots on information about plants and animals native to Scotland

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/about-us/where-we-work/scotland/

Your task for music today is to learn the Canadian Anthem. In English and French!  This website has the lyrics in both languages and a audio file on the page that has the tune.

https://kids.niehs.nih.gov/games/songs/patriotic/o-canada/index.htm

You can listen to the anthem here first:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwDvF0NtgdU

And then sing along to the instrumental track that has the lyrics here:

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

If you like you could record yourself and post it to your Personal Learning Blog

Just a heads up Primary 7, we will not be posting at 9.15 on Friday morning, instead Mr McGurn and I will both be available to our own classes for a chat. If you log on to your own Team there will be the opportunity to join the chat and say hello to your friends and to us. Work will then be posted after the chat has ended.

Good Afternoon Primary 3!

We hope you have had a great morning and that you are managing to get outside and enjoy the good weather!

First of all, here are the answers for your word problems from this morning:

Earth Day Word Problem Answers

Here are some activities for you to complete this afternoon:

P3 Wednesday 22nd April PM

These are the resources you might need for activity zones – remember you can complete the colouring sheets on your device.

Activity Zone Resources

Links from the activity page:

https://scratch.mit.edu/

We have heard from a lot of you this morning saying you are having trouble logging into the Active Learn website. Here is a help sheet that hopefully answers any questions you may have. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you are still having problems.

Mrs Green’s groups should continue to use the username and password that was set up for you by Mrs Green.

Active Reading Pupil Log in sheet

We look forward to hearing from you through your personal learning blogs. Look out for comments from us on your posts!

Enjoy the rest of your day P3. We hope you can get outside and enjoy the sunshine.

Take care!

Miss Brannan and Miss Stebbing

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Good afternoon P2!

I hope you enjoyed our morning activities.  Don’t forget that you can upload your work to your online learning journal – or simply to upload a picture of you enjoying the sunshine and a message to let us know how you are!  You can also ask us any questions that you might have.  It has been lovely to see some pictures of your smiling faces to cheer us up – especially those that have lost some teeth since we last saw you and have been able to share their big gappy grins!

Today is our big topic afternoon and you have some research and an art activity to keep you busy.  We are looking at the fantastic minibeast – the ant!  These fascinating little creatures are quite amazing and so much fun to find out about.

Here is the activity sheet:

Home Learning Tasks P2 22 April PM

These are the links that you will need:

Ant Video

Ant Research 1

Ant Research 2

How to draw an ant

Here is the fact sheet template if you want to print it off.  If you cant print then you can draw your own fact sheet out!

ant fact sheet

I hope you have lots of fun and enjoy some of the amazing facts!

If you are looking for extra activities to keep you busy then don’t forget that you can use sumdog.  I have set up challenges for maths, spelling and grammar all about our learning this week.

Have a super afternoon and evening!

Mrs Callaghan

Good afternoon P4.

Well done for the great work this morning. Remember if you would like to share your work with me and receive feedback, please upload onto your Personal Learning Blog.

This afternoon’s tasks are:

H&WB

This term we are going to be thinking about nutrition and healthy eating. At each stage of our lives we are going to have different nutritional needs, these are outlined in the PowerPoint ‘The Human Life Cycle’.

Follow up task is to draw a human life cycle on paper or in your jotter.

Powerpoint – The Human Life Cycle

National Earth Day

Today, is National Earth Day. Earth Day is about raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet and taking action.

As part of your daily exercise, go for a nature walk around your garden or along a forest trail. Do a ‘Nature Scavenger Hunt’ or collect objects to make a picture.

Earth Day Scavenger Hunt

Good morning P2,

Here are some activities for anyone in P2 that wants to try them. I hope you all have a great day!

Mrs Dickie

22.4.20 daily tasks

Here are the web links you will need:

https://www.doorwayonline.org.uk/activities/firstphonics/

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/12985.html

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/13009.html