St John Ogilvie Primary School

Good morning,

Here is a grid with some suggested activities for Mrs Dickie’s groups. If anyone else from P2 wants to have a wee try at them, you are very welcome to do so!

26.3.20 daily tasks

Hope you are all keeping safe and looking after your families.

Mrs Dickie

Apologies if you couldn’t open this morning’s Powerpoint slide. I have uploaded it now as a PDF document. Good luck!P.3 Daily Tasks 26.3.20 ‘sh ‘ pics no13

Early Level Fitness Cards PE Circuit Recording Sheet

Good morning,

I hope you are all still working hard to complete your weekly circuit, I cannot wait to see everyone’s results tomorrow! Remember to try to push your hardest all the way to the end without giving up and show your determination to do well like I know you all do.

Good luck and keep having fun!

Mrs Lafferty

Good morning everyone!  I hope you slept well and have a super day!  Here is your learning for this morning:

Thursday 26th March am post

Set 1 sounds and Block 1 common words – For Blog

Set 2 sounds and Block 2 common words – For Blog

Hello Primary 7

Hope you have been keeping well. We have set you a little challenge today all to do with movies!

Start with a mental maths exercise – https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/daily10

You maths posted below is working out times linked to a cinema timetable.

cinema timetable (1)

Your literacy is to create a storyboard that can be turned into a movie. Use one of these plans – Word or pdf to plan out your story and what you want to film – or you can draw your own storyboard in your jotter.

SB1 or SB2  or Storyboard

Your afternoon tasks it to make a stop motion animation. You can make this using any device you want, the challenge is to film it one frame at a time (There is a really good app called Stop Motion Studio if you are allowed to download apps)

Use your storyboard from this morning to guide your filming –  this will show every frame that you are going to include in your animation. It can feature any characters you want, for example toys you have around the house.

Below is a link to a clip that will give you some helpful pointers of how to make an animation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3pzivXGMfI

Good luck and I look forward to seeing what you can create – if recorded on a phone or tablet, you should be able to post into Teams like people have posted photos of their work.

Good Morning Primary 3!

We hope you have had a good night’s sleep and are ready to start your day!

Here are your suggested activities for this morning.

Thursday Morning Activities

Here are the answers to yesterday’s literacy activity if you would like to check your own answers.

Wednesday’s Literacy Answers

(Remember, you might need to download these files to be able to access them)

Here is the link for your story from this morning’s activity page:

Carla’s Sandwich

Mrs Lafferty is also posting PE activities for you daily – we would love to hear how you are getting on with this week’s challenge!

We look forward to seeing your posts on your E-portfolios or comments on the blog.

Remember to keep your eye on sumdog for any challenges we might set for you! Maybe you could try out the spelling and reading activities on sumdog too?

Have a great morning and enjoy your break and lunch!

Take care,

Miss Brannan and Miss Stebbing 🙂

Good morning everyone, I hope you have a good day of learning and enjoy some fun time too!

Today you will need the sh or igh picture card and your Home Learning Jotter. Remember to put the title and date in your jotter. Thank you!

Mrs Green‘sh ‘ pics no13 Home Learning Tasks P3 Mrs Green ‘igh and y’ pics

Good morning Primary 2!

I hope you are all wide awake and ready to get started.

Here are your activities for this morning.

thurs 26th am

Have fun!

Good morning Primary 6,

We hope you are all well and ready for another day of learning at home.

This morning we would like you to do some maths, chill with a story read by David Walliams and have a dance with Oti.

Have fun!

Mrs Morrison & Mrs Lea

Money Word Problems

Audio Elevenses