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December 10, 2021
by Mrs Russell
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P1B Weekly Highlights 10th December

It has been another very busy week in P1B.  Today we were very excited to perform our Nativity.  We all gave our best performance and we can’t wait to see the video and share it with you all.

This week we learned the sounds d and g.  We can recall words that have these sounds at the beginning of the word and we have been practising how to write them.  We made a dog and dinosaur and we used glitter to make Christmas baubles and designed winter gloves.  We sounded out cvc words on the cat boards, one of them was den so we decided to make a den.

We tried to learn about making amounts using 1p coins and then making same amounts using different coins.

We received a letter from a teddy bear asking us to help him make a jigsaw.  We worked together as a class to make the jigsaw and found that it was a toy jigsaw with lots of different toys.  We had a discussion about the jigsaw and then we discussed what we would like to learn for our new topic Toys.

We read a story about old toys and designed and wrote about a new toy.  We also sorted toys into those that are old and new talking about how we can distinguish between them.  We also made penny twist toys.  We drew a picture of our favourtie toy and wrote about it.

 

Have a lovely weekend everyone and we look forward to another great week ahead!

December 10, 2021
by Mrs Wallace
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P2B Week Beginning 6th December 2021

P2B have had a super week! We had a very exciting day today as we recorded our nativity! All of the children were fantastic and I can’t wait to see the show and share it with the children and families.

We have been busy doing lots of winter craft this week – making snow globes and snowflakes to decorate our classroom, which looks fabulous!

Highlights from the green table:

Flynn – I liked doing the snowflakes because I did lots of cutting and then put glitter on them.

Georgia – I liked doing the maths with the play dough because you get to make balls and squash them and to count them.

Vinayakarthik – I liked drawing the picture for the nativity for Mary’s house.

Alex – I liked making the snow globes because I had never seen one before and it was fun to do.

 

I hope you have a fabulous weekend and very well done to all of the children again for their nativity performance!

Miss Lawrence

December 10, 2021
by Mrs Robson
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Primary 3B – 10.12.21

Dear Parents,

It has been another busy week in Primary 3!

We started the week by designing and then building boats using junk modelling materials. We are excited to test them next week! We also designed a new toy and created posters to advertise them.

In Health and Wellbeing, we discussed what a new baby would need from their caregiver and why.  On Friday, we made final preparations for our Sacrament of Reconciliation that some of us will be making next week!  We were all so excited because we got to spend the day in the hall.

Pupil Highlights:

Matteo – I enjoyed designing our boats.

DaisyDee – I enjoyed building a boat with my friend.

Daniel – I enjoyed making the boats.

Mia – I enjoyed spending the day in the hall on Friday.

Ishani M – I liked doing our Maths on repeated addition.

 

We are all so excited for our Christmas lunch next week and getting to wear our PJ’s next Friday!

 

 

December 10, 2021
by Mrs Miller
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P6A Weekly Highlights 10th December 2021

Second week of advent we learned about the advent wreath and the meanings for each candle and the evergreen wreath which holds it together.  We continued to research our faith through the Gift of Knowledge.

In maths we continued to learn about fractions as well as the properties of 3D shapes.

We used our writing targets and picture prompts to create different types of  descriptive writing. We hope to share some of them on the blog next week with some of our lovely artwork.

In our Spanish lesson we learned the names of Spanish colours.

Have a peaceful weekend.

 

 

 

December 10, 2021
by Mrs Callaghan
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P4A Learning – 10th December 2021

This week we worked in partners and planned and budgeted for our own Christmas lunches.  Nikola said she “enjoyed working with her partner and doing the challenges”

Max “liked doing music on the laptops with Mrs Morrison”

Lucy enjoyed “arts and crafts” with Mrs McLaughlin.

Francesca particularly liked “writing stories this week about a Christmas Disaster.”  She said “I really liked getting to use my imagination and be creative”

Aarya liked doing Arrays for maths.

Everyone enjoyed solving different challenges to work out which elf stole the Golden Bells from Santa’s Sleigh.

On Tuesday we took part in a live author and illustrator session with Rob Biddulph where we drew sausage dogs with a Christmas theme.  It was super fun and we all tried our best!

We are super excited for our Christmas lunch next week and getting to wear our PJ’s next Friday!

December 10, 2021
by Mr McGurn
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Primary 7a Weekly Update

 

Dear Parents,

P7A has had a great time this week, and we will tell you all about it 🙂

In numeracy, wE are focusing on division, so we started off the week with maths. Then on Tuesday we planned some writing, and then we played games with our music teacher, Mrs Morrison.

On Wednesday, we wrote stories and continued working on maths, shortly after, P7 played Christmas corners and dodgeball for P.E.

Then, on Thursday, we studied science, learning about forces, gravity and friction.  In the afternoon we watched a movie corresponding to our class novel, Millions.

Friday morning we held an Advent Service in the Upper Area sharing it with P7b through Teams. We lit the third advent candle, which is Pink for joy.

By Lead Learner Mya

December 10, 2021
by Mrs Lea
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Primary 4B Highlights 10/12/21

We have had another busy week in Primary 4B !

Here are some of the activities that our class has really enjoyed .

Emma – I enjoyed reading and discussing the Christmas Story.

Eoghan- I liked working with a partner to complete our Christmas party budgeting task.

Natalia- I enjoyed learning about multiplication in Numeracy.

Jude- I liked reading our passage about winter and completing our clozed procedure activity.

Joy- I had fun learning about Christmas traditions in other parts of the world.

Ibrahim- It was good to learn about local Livingston charities and the amazing work they do. We created our own food bank parcel in class.

Congratulations to Saujus on receiving our hot chocolate award this week !

We hope you have a super weekend.

Mrs Lea and Primary 4B

 

December 10, 2021
by Miss Smith
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P5A Learning Highlights Week Beginning 6.12.21

Pupil Highlights:

Olivier: I liked making the origami bears in technology.

Ronan: I liked learning about negative numbers.

Sam: I liked doing the origami because we got to use the Ipads giving us the instructions for how to do it.

Josh N: I liked doing music when we got to play all the music games.  I also liked learning about the connectives ‘Furthermore, In addition, On the other hand’ that we had to use in our main section of our discussion text.

Aoife: I liked learning the dances in P.E.

Marriyah: I liked using the new Nelson spelling books and finding out what the words mean.

Daisy: I liked reading our class novel.

Teacher Highlights:

I have been very impressed with how well the class have been able to contribute the arguments for, and arguments against an issue, and, apply them in their writing.  We have all been discussing that if we cannot say it, we cannot write it.  The learning is in the talking.  I have also enjoyed giving one to one feedback to the pupils on their writing and seeing the improvements and corrections they are then able to make on the same day.

December 6, 2021
by Mr McGurn
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Primary 7a Update

Dear Parents,

We had a busy week this week with P7a holding a St. Andrew’s Day Assembly for the school.

Over Teams we told the story of the life of St. Andrew and how it was he became Patron Saint of Scotland.

We were also able to share some of Scotland’s culture through songs and poems and Mrs McKissack provided

the whole school with a taste of Scotland with a treat of Irn-Bru and Shortbread.

We once again used Sumdog for our maths homework and 19 of us managed to complete ALL 1000 sums which

was enough to take us, comfortably, to first place and this time no one came in at the last moment to beat us.

It also means Mr McGurn owes us a reward for our hard work!

And on Friday we got to go to the hall with our P1 buddies for the blessing of the crib, it was lovely to hear them singing!

 

By Lead Learners Erin and Samuel

December 3, 2021
by Mrs Wallace
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P2B Week Beginning 29th November 2021

This week in P2B we started our new topic – Local Jobs and Places to Work. We discussed jobs that people in our families have and went for a walk around the local area to see what businesses are near by and the jobs that people do in each place. The children were all really excited to be out on a walk and some were pointing out their house nearby!

We had fun making some thistles and Scotland flags for St Andrew’s day and enjoyed our treat of tasting irn bru and shortbread, whilst watching some ceilidh dancing, when we returned from our walk.

Highlights from the blue table:

Rowan – “going for a walk to see what I want to be when I am older for my job.”

Daniel – “the walk because we got to see all of the places for the different jobs.”

Nicolas – “learning about ‘Uncle Ed’ for verbs to put the ed at the end of words.”

Sean – “trying the irn bru and the shortbread for St Andrew’s day – I loved them!”

Olek – “making a snowman for the window because it was fun to colour and stick.”

Moeez – “trying the irn bru and shortbread because it was so tasty and the treats are Scottish.”

 

Have a lovely weekend,

Miss Lawrence

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