Christmas is underway in Primary 3. It was Christmas jumper and Christmas lunch day. It was lovely to be served by the P7s. Some of us had steak pie and others had turkey. We all agree it was delicious. We spent the afternoon turning our cattle into a Christmas wonderland. We painted Santa and his sleigh, a gingerbread house, a snowman, candy canes and Elf!
Thank you to the families who were able to come along to support our Christmas Fair this morning. Primary 3 made tasty chocolate treats and pretty Christmas light jars. A great day was had by all…
It has been another very productive week in P3. Nativity rehearsals are well and truly underway. We have been on the stage, learning our lines and singing the songs. We have all worked very hard.
We have also made a Christmas poster which will be displayed on the wall in the dinner hall.
Ellie – I made winter trees for the poster
Luke – I made a snowflake
Cody – I used paint to make the snowy mountains
Karlie – I made the golden ticket
Iza and Bella – we made glittery snowflakes
Primary 3 have had another busy week! It’s been all go with Nativity practice well underway, Scottish Book Week, Catholic Education Week, Lunchtime & After school clubs and lots, lots more!
As always, our teachers are very proud of the hard work and commitment we have been showing to our learning and Miss Pritchard popped in to class to say how proud she was of the amazing progress we are making. She was looking through our jotters and was blown away at the high quality of our work!
As a whole school we are focusing on ‘Wonderful Walking‘ throughout the school when transitioning from the classroom to different areas in the school and we are trying really hard to do this every time we leave the classroom.
Here are some photos of our Book Week Scotland and Catholic Education Week activities and Information Report Writing pieces…
This week P3 were very inspired by the P6 class and their assembly all about Remembrance Day. We really enjoyed learning all about the Poppies that people wear as a symbol for all the soldiers who fought in the war to keep us safe. We decided to make our own wall display. We wrote acrostic poems for the word POPPY and we thought of some very interesting and moving vocabulary. We also made some pinwheel Poppies and added this altogether to make a beautiful display.
Continuing with our IDL topic of Homes and Castles we looked at ways in which a castle was built for defence. The battlements, portcullis, drawbridhe and moat were all important in keeping those inside the castle safe. We made our own catapults using lolly sticks and elastic bands. We could fire a Pom Pom half way across the classroom.
This term we have had a big focus on our use of IT to support our learning. Most of us are very confident in logging on and getting started independently. We have been using our skills to search for information. We investigated the different jobs people did whilst living in a castle. Our favourite is the Gong Farmer. Ask us what he does. We have also got our sumdog logins working and we enjoyed completing numeracy tasks on the iPads and laptops.
Happy Halloween from all the children in P3! They look brilliant in their amazing costumes, and so far they are having a fun morning – roll on the Halloween party after playtime!
We have a birthday boy in P3 today too, a big happy birthday from all of your friends!
This week we have studied the work of the artist Paul Klee. We were particularly interested in his painting called Castle and Sun. We noticed that he used 2D shapes to create this picture and we discussed the colours he used. We then made a picture of our own. We used oil pastels and water coloured paint.
Well done to Primary 3 for working well together in groups to create posters to celebrate Maths Week Scotland! We spoke about what we think about Maths and how we use it in our every day lives. Children spoke about what they enjoy and what they find tricky. We spoke about the different resources we can use to help us with our Maths learning.
Thank you to all the parents for coming along on Friday morning to our Sharing the Learning event. I am sure you will agree, our children are shining stars! Your support is always very much appreciated, and it was lovely to see such a great turn out.
Well done to the children for working so well on homework tasks on Seesaw. We appreciate the time and effort going into all homework tasks and it is wonderful for us to see children engaging so eagerly in their homework!
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