Week 2 in P4

We have enjoyed our first full week back although there were some sleepyheads spotted today! Our maths is now in full swing and we’ve been counting and comparing numbers up to 1000. Our literacy sessions have begun and some of us are enjoying the challenge of novels. We planned our first piece of descriptive writing on a rather unpleasant creature called the wolf spider and we are hoping that we never get the chance to meet one! One task that was particularly enjoyed this week was Building Thinking Classrooms where we work together as a team to solve problems. Have a good weekend all.

 

What a busy week in Primary 2

 

We’ve been as busy as ever and have had lots of fun learning together!

🎨 Art: On Monday, we enjoyed a special art lesson with Mrs Ferguson, where we explored self-portraits and thought carefully about the features that make each of us unique.

📚 Read Write Inc.: We officially began our phonics and reading programme! We’ve been enjoying learning new sounds, practising our reading skills and getting stuck into lots of exciting stories.

🔢 Numeracy: great excitement this week as we started using our Maths No Problem book. We have been counting forwards and backwards from 10, recognising the number 0 and using concrete materials to help us develop our understanding. We’ve been on a real quest for numeracy success!

🧠 Health & Wellbeing: We talked about things that can help our minds when we are feeling worried or anxious. We enjoyed stories such as The Invisible String and explored different strategies we can use to help ourselves feel calm and safe. We have also reintroduced brushing our teeth after lunch, helping us develop healthy habits.

🇫🇷 French: We revised our French greetings and practised saying bonjour and greeting one another.

👮‍♀️👩‍⚕️We have begun our new topic ‘People Who Help Us’! We shared our ideas about the different people who help us in our community and started thinking of lots of wonderful questions we would like to find the answers to such as “do farmers sleep outside?”, “do fire fighters get scared?” and “do dentists take out their own teeth?”

What a fantastic second week! Stay tuned to see what we get up to next week!

A busy week in Ness…

We are all so proud of our Ness pupils! They were ready for so much new learning this week and we were so pleased to try and keep up with them.

In Number we have been working on Place Value. We are loving our songs, games, written learning and using our counters.

In Literacy we explored new sounds, words and had a big focus on our Handwriting.

In Food Technology we explored textures of toasted bread and focussed on making sure we use clean hands when working with food.

One of our pupils even won Hot Chocolate treat with Miss Pritchard.

 

Outdoor Learning was a Nature Walk and we tried to identify many sights,  smells, sounds and textures.

We hope everyone has a well deserved rest over the weekend.

Primary 1

Primary 1 have completed their first full week of school and completed  lots of learning.
on Monday our buddies read us stories, we love spending time with our buddies.

During PE our buddies also joined us, we had lots of fun and got to use the giant parachute.

We have all enjoyed lots of arts and craft as well as some messy play.

Our class topic is All About Me and we created lovely family portraits which are now on the class wall. Everyone loved talking about their families.

We have also been learning sounds and numbers this week and Miss Stenhouse is very proud of everyone’s efforts.

we are looking forward to another week of learning. Have a lovely weekend ☺️

 

Primary 3 – Friday 21st August

Our first full week in Primary 3 has been another busy one. We are beginning to find our feet with class jobs being allocated where we have the opportunity to demonstrate being responsible citizens around the school.

We have completed our Class Charter, our “Recipe for a Rights Respecting Classroom”, which helps us to connect pupil actions to our rights in the classroom and focuses on mutual respect, kindness and inclusion.

RWI has been successfully launched across Primary 1 – 4  and all children have worked hard in their respective groups with staff delighted with what a fantastic start the children have made to their Literacy this term.

Other highlights this week include Building Thinking Classrooms where pupils worked collaboratively in random groups on problem solving strategies as well as having a super introduction to outdoor learning with Mrs Ferguson.

Welcome to Primary 3!

Primary 3 have had a busy week settling into their new classroom, creating a safe and welcoming environment and becoming familiar with new routines. It has been a  super week focusing on building relationships and community and setting expectations for the year ahead.  It has been fantastic to see all of the children back in school, ready to learn, wearing school uniform and big smiles! Lots of learning has taken place across all areas and it is great to be back together. We are all looking forward to lots of exciting learning opportunities in the coming session.

Welcome back P4!

Welcome back to our new P4s.  We have had a busy first week back.  We have learned new routines, explored our new classroom, had fun and dipped our toes into some areas of the curriculum.  We have enjoyed being upstairs with the older classes but are not so keen on waiting longer for lunch! Well done to you all.  You have been so smart in your uniforms and so enthusiastic about all your tasks.  It’s going to be a great year.

Nurture class

We’ve had a fantastic first week back in Nurture! 🌟 We have been busy settling into our routines, getting comfortable in our learning environment and getting to know each other. We explored our likes, dislikes and interests through a range of fun activities, using visuals, choices and different forms of communication to help everyone share their ideas. We also began learning about our rights, using visual supports to help us understand and explore what our rights mean. To celebrate our Nurture community, we created colourful painted handprints, showing that every individual is unique and an important part of our class. It has been a lovely week of learning, building relationships and getting settled, and we are excited for all the fun and learning still to come! 💛

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