St John Ogilvie Primary School

Good morning,

Today we are going to continue to develop our jumping with a small challenge.  I have posted your worksheet below.

P1-3 PE Home Learning Task 23-04-20

If you are looking for other ways to keep active throughout the day you can also continue to take part in the Joe Wicks Body Coach PE Lessons which are posted on his YouTube Channel each day.  I have posted the link to today’s workout below.

Joe Wicks PE

Have a good day,

Mrs Lafferty

Good morning everyone! Here are this morning’s tasks!

Thursday Challenge: Watch today’s Newsround Episode https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround

Literacy – Writing – Instructions for Making a Roman Shield

• Using the planning template.
• Write instructions for making your roman shield (if you have not managed to do this, you could do this first or just think about what you would do)
• Remember to include all of the steps so it makes sense.
• Check it over – would someone else be able to make this by following your instructions?
• Making a Roman Shield – Writing

Numeracy and Maths – Money – Word Problems

• Complete the worksheet – you can choose from Mild, Spicy or Hot!
• Choose any of the money games we have played this week that you enjoyed.
• Finish your banknote or 50p design if you have not already completed this.
• Maths – Hot
• Maths – Spicy
• Maths – Mild

Upload your work or photos to your Personal Learning Blog please.

Good morning my lovely boys and girls!  I hope you slept well and are ready for your day ahead.  Here are your morning tasks:

Thursday 23rd April am post

Thursday 23rd April Capital Letters – Tick or Cross

100 Square

Number Talks Week 1 Rekenreks with the Number 3

https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/number-rack/ (cut and paste into search engine as link is not functioning)

Time Matching Game for The Three Bears

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Spicy-Maths-Answers-22-04-20

Mild-Maths-Answers-22-04-20

And finally…….

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Scottish-History-Timeline-Display-Fact-Cards-9-12-4

Hooray!  I hope you can see them all now!

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Scottish-History-Timeline-Display-Fact-Cards-5-8-2

Scottish-History-Timeline-Display-Fact-Cards-5-8-3

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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!