Today was our Christmas party! We danced, played games and even met Santa! We sang Jingle Bells and Santa appeared on the stage. We all got to meet him, have a photo taken and he gave us a gift. We had party food and yummy ice-cream. Everyone looked very smart in their party clothes.
We were very lucky today to take part in Christmas STEM activities which were organised by the young STEM leaders. We built a Christmas village using Lego, did a scavenger hunt, rolled a dice to do some robot moves and we threw disks in to a hoop. Thank-you to the STEM leaders for planning and organising such a fun session.
Here’s what we said…..
Oonagh- I was having fun playing with everyone
Ailsa- I liked the one with hoops
Jorja- I liked when we were doing the robot
Lucy – I liked doing the hoops
Ariana – I liked the Lego
Riley – I liked the Lego
Lilly – I liked building the Lego
Freya – I liked doing the scavenger hunt
George – I liked the scavenger hunt
Our amazing P4-7 choir were out and about last week, spreading some festive cheer around the community at Asda, Dickson Court and the Five Sisters Zoo. We are so proud of you all!
What a busy week we have had. We loved going to the panto to see Mother Goose.
Yesterday we had our Christmas dinner which we really enjoyed we really enjoyed the pie and ice cream.
Today was our Nativity we hope you all enjoyed it we think we were fantastic! You will find a picture of each of us on our seesaw.
We have also loved having the snow to play in this week and like to make snow angels in it, even if it is a bit cold.
We have had a very exciting week in Primary 1. On Tuesday we went on the bus to Howden Park Centre to watch the Pantomime, Mother Goose. We thought it was very funny and we booed the baddy who kept calling us losers! We loved the happy ending.
On Wednesday we put on our warm winter clothes, waterproof trousers and boots and we went out to play in the snow. The snow was very soft so we couldn’t build any snowmen but we had lots of fun making snow angels, rolling in the snow and sliding down the hill on a sledge.
This week the P6 choristers joined the school choir to sing around the community. First they went to bring festive joy to the shoppers at Asda Livingstone. Next it was off to Dickson Court to meet some of our elderly community. Tonight it’s off to the zoo park for another performance! Well done everyone!
It has been a super busy few weeks in Primary 3, packed with lots of fun!
We have learned our 2, 5 and 10 times tables and have been using digital resources to help us consolidate this.
We had our family join us for a cosy campfire. We had written our own book for Scottish Book Week and we were able to read these with our family. We enjoyed some hot chocolate, smores and some play time.
As we approach the festive season, we’ve been practicing mindfulness and meditation to calm and regulate our waves of excitement.
We’ve been learning about the story of the nativity and have been rehearsing for our performance later this week.
P6 are really getting into the Christmas spirit this week! On Tuesday we enjoyed a festive trip to the panto at Howden which was great fun! We’ve also started to rehearse for our Christmas carol concert next week. We are also finishing some Christmas crafts.
We’re still squeezing in as much of our usual timetable as we can, including reading, spelling and numeracy, so we’re very busy, but having lots of fun too!
What a lovely trip we all had to see Mother Goose in Panto yesterday. For some of us it was our first experience of a Christmas Panto.
We had lots of fun and provided lots of audience participation. Everyone was a bit exhausted afterwords so to wake up we had a quick play in the snow before it was time to go home.
What a fantastic last week of Christmas craft club. This week we made calendars and spiral decorations. We enjoyed building, drawing and playing with play dough too.
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