P5 Homework 24/05/16

Hope everyone enjoyed their long weekend.  As it is a short week homework will be a different format.

I am asking everyone to re-read one of their chapters in their class book or read onto the next chapter (don’t read any further than one extra chapter so the group can stay together).

Tomorrow in class there will be a Summary sheet for you take home as your homework.

Due to the fact you are not being issued this piece until a Wednesday it will not be due in until Tuesday, 31st May.  Feel free to hand it in earlier than this if you would like to.

If you would like extra practise on Maths concepts try out this web page which has links to a wide variety of games, you could blog a comment as to which game you chose and if you thought it helped you.

http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/ordering-and-sequencing-numbers

Well done to all those who have already completed their presentation, the standard has been very high. 🙂

Mrs Currie

 

P5 are tired but healthy!

We have had a fantastic week!  There has been such a wide variety of activities to participate in and everyone entered into the spirit of the week.  Here are photograph highlights from some activities…

Basketball Skills

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Football Skills

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Cricket Skills

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Food Technology Skills

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Fitness Skills

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I need a lie down after all this!  The children were all amazing with some demonstrating outstanding levels of fitness and stamina, such good role models.

Well done P5.

Mrs Currie

Primary 5/6 News

Wow, what an exciting week we have had!

Here are a few comments about Health Week from our class:

“It was exhausting”- Jessica                                     “It was fun”- Joshua

“My team won the football tournament and this made my week”- Kaden

“My favourite activity was the assault course because it was interesting and fun”- Danielle,

This is what we got up to;

Monday – basketball & body combat

Tuesday – football, boxing, buddies & hockey

Wednesday- boot-camp, gymnastics & capture the flag

Thursday – cricket, assault course, Snergy & flex and buddies

Friday – fun run, netball, football tournament and tug of war

 

We already can’t wait for Health Week next year!!!!

By Primary 5/6

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P5 Homework recap

Hi there,

As we have not had our homework diaries home this week some children have asked if I could blog the criteria for our presentation homework due on Tuesday 24th.  Please see below.

IDL and Maths – To be prepared for week beginning Tuesday 24th May

Research a food product or company and create a presentation about it.  Your presentation can include a powerpoint to support it or props etc.  You should aim to speak for 4 minutes.

Some ideas for your presentation,

  • What is the logo and/or slogan for the product?
  • What is the history of the product (what it looked like years ago)?
  • Include sales figures or numerical facts and any relevant graphs or charts.
  • What does the future hold for your chosen product.

I will score your presentation out of ten using the following criteria,

3 points – preparation of presentation (notes/props/powerpoint/content)

3 points – confidence of your voice and how clearly you speak

3 points – eye contact with audience

1 point – your talk lasts between 3 and 5 minutes.

Hope this helps.

Mrs Currie

 

P5 (a-day)

This week in our Food Glorious Food topic we have been looking at the benefits of fruit and vegetables and why it is so important to establish healthy eating habits in young children.  It astonished us when we learned that 56% of children at Primary schools in Scotland do not eat enough fruit or vegetables in a day and this rises to 80% for Secondary aged pupils.  This led us to write a mock letter to West Lothian Council explaining that we think it would be a good idea for all P1 and 2 children to be given a piece of fruit to eat during their milk time.  In our letter we expressed our opinions and backed it up with some facts that we learned.  The were some excellent examples of fact and persuasion on show, perhaps there are future politicians among us or even a future First Minister!

In maths we have started a new method of developing our mental maths strategies.  It is called “Numbertalks”.  For this we have been focusing on strategies for doubling and halving a 3-digit number as well as X10 and /10.  During these lessons we do not put our hands up instead we hold our closed fist against our chest and raise our thumb if we have worked out the answer.  We can show how many different maths strategies we can use to get the answer by straightening our fingers.

Next week is our school Health Week and everyone has a letter home with them today explaining that they have to come to school dressed in sports wear for the week, be prepared in be indoors and outdoors.  I cannot wait, this is my most favourite week in the school calendar!!  My trainers have been washed and my leg warmers are looked out…

Loads of photos to come next week!

Make sure you are well rested over the weekend ready for our week of activity next week.

Mrs Currie

Primary 5/6 News

This week in PE we worked on our running and jumping skills by doing hurdle jumps, we are all enjoying our athletics block. In writing we wrote an informative, formal letter giving advice on how to have a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet. The P6’s started to help their buddies at break and lunch. They have enjoyed starting to build a relationship with them. P6 had another tobacco session and learned what is inside cigarettes and what it can do to you. In the sunshine we enjoyed working in groups to think about as many ways as we could to have a healthy lifestyle for our topic wall. In maths we learned how to divide 2+3 digits by 1 digit and how to solve division problems.

We are all very excited about Health Week next week!

Have a great weekend!

Billie & Lianne

P5 Blog

Work on our new wall display about our “Food Glorious Food” topic is well underway.  We have decided our “Ninian’s Nutritious Num Nums” will cost 50p and we have created our own posters to advertise this product.  We have been creating catchy slogans to help sell this product, some examples are

“The flavours are tropically explosive!” (Krzysztof)

“Have a short break, have a num num!” (Edwin)

“So milky, forget about the UDDERS!” (Reece)

In maths we have been revising our written methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.  We had to make sure that we lined up our place values correctly when we were writing our vertical calculations.

We are also listening to the story of “The Magician’s Nephew” which is the first book in the Chronicles of Narnia.  We are at the exciting moment when the characters Polly and Digory are about to visit Narnia for the first time!!!!!

To link with our Health topic we are learning the body parts in spanish, this is the youtube video clip we are currently watching to help us,

Hasta la vista.

Mrs Currie

Primary 5/6 short news

This week in primary 5/6 we have been learning to multiply 2 digits by 2 digits. We have learned two multiplication strategies that can help us solve these problems.

In topic we were investigating which foods contain carbohydrates, protein, fat and fibre. The Primary six children also had visitors in to teach them about tobacco.

At assembly the P6 children who went on the skiing and snowboarding trip got there certificate from Low Port for achieving different levels in skiing and snowboarding.

 

Have a good weekend

By Mark and Aaron

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