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“So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” Genesis 1:27
Today’s challenge: Learn about a different faith or culture. You could even learn a few words in a different language.
#LentChallenge
Let’s start the week off by inspiring others! #LentChallenge
Leave your inspirational messages on post-it notes or on our blog / Twitter/ Facebook or Dojo pages.
Let’s call it #Mondaymotivation !
In the words of Pope Francis :
Let us strive to fast during Lent with a smile, rather than a long face.
Today’s Challenge – choose one or more of the things below to fast from.
Don’t forget to follow Pope Francis on Twitter! @Pontifex
#LentChallenge
Good afternoon.
Thank you so much for coming along to our Egyptian Assembly, it was wonderful to see that so many of you were able to come along and share in our learning. I’m sure you will agree that the children were fantastic in remembering all the important facts about Mummification. Here are some pictures:
Here are some more of our highlights from this busy week.
Maths – Division
Cameron – We completed tests to see if we have been practising our tables – it was quite hard.
Emily – I enjoyed it because it showed what we are working on.
Money
Sophie YM – I really enjoyed adding on the money and finding out the change.
Alexis – I liked the counting out the real money and working out change from 20p.
Writing – To an imaginary friend in Egypt
Kate – I enjoyed it because we got to write about anything we wanted.
Niamh – I enjoyed choosing a girl or a boy to write to.
Richard – I liked writing where my friend was in Egypt.
Reading
Robbie – I enjoyed reading with Mrs Chirinos and looking for adjectives.
Bartosz – I enjoyed reading my book about the lost treasure.
Egyptian Assembly.
Emma – I enjoyed it because we all got to speak and we had a fun dance at the end.
Teegan – I enjoyed doing the mummy dance.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to everyone and have a lovely weekend, thanks again for coming along 🙂
What a busy week it has been in Primary 2/3!!
One of the highlights of our week has been the West Lothian Sumdog Challenge. Everyone has worked so hard to achieve a great score. We’ve been working at home, working in school and even had to set up a relay team in class. We were delighted to achieve 34th place out of 211 classes.
The children would also like to share some more highlights:
Oma – I liked our maths carousel because we get to self-assess our work and this helps me learn.
Harry – I liked doing PE because we were working on tennis skills.
Maya Kasia and Annayah – I liked Sumdog because you can play games at the same time as you learn.
Michelle and Dominic – I liked working on ‘green for growth’ because it helps me learn.
Maeve – I liked researching the history of the Egyptian Pharaohs. We used Google to help our research.
Brooke and Andrew – I liked watching the P3 assembly today.
Kuba and Pawel – I liked the literacy carousel because I worked on handwriting, spelling, reflective reading and guided reading.
Levente – I liked working on writing subtraction sums and subtracting tens and units. It was hard at first but it got easier.
Chloe – I liked spelling today because it helps me learn words to use in my story writing on Thursdays.
Alishba – I liked handwriting because it helps me join letters and I get better and better.
Carly – I liked when we wrote about our friends in Big Writing.
Angel – I liked my learning conversation because we talked about my learning and mummies and pyramids.
The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross, is normally prayed each Friday during Lent.
Today’s challenge – watch this video of Children’s Stations of the Cross.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dT8BBlk1pko
Finish your challenge by saying The Our Father.
#LentChallenge
Almsgiving is a way of showing love to the people around you.
Choose at least one of the following almsgiving tasks for today’s challenge:
What did you choose to do today? #LentChallenge
Today’s challenge –
Write a list of 10 things you are thankful to God for. Then tell Him!
Today’s challenge – Make or send a card for someone who needs extra love.
Don’t forget to tell us how you get on!
It has been another busy week in Primary 2/3 with lots and lots of learning going on! Some of our highlights are:
Andrew – I liked designing a coffin for a mummy. We had to do lots of research first.
Michelle- I liked using the new Heinemann textbooks because I’m getting better at numbers.
Matthew – I liked taking away numbers this week. I used a number square to help me.
Carly – I liked doing our spelling test because it helps me learn words. We keep learning from our mistakes.
Brooke – I liked doing chimney sums in maths. We’re getting really good at them!
Jakub, Annayah, Pawel, Levente, James and Harry – I liked Big Writing when we wrote book reviews for the Killer Cat
Rachel – I liked today’s assembly because pupils from St Margaret’s came to talk to us about SCIAF.
Alishba – I liked when we were doing music with Mrs Steele. We got to dance!
Dominic – I liked doing Sumdog and I’m excited about the West Lothian contest.
Chloe and Maeve – I liked doing art when we made pictures of camels and pyramids.
Maya – I liked working in pairs on Heinemann Active Maths. Its fun working in pairs and it helps you learn.
Zuzanna and Kasia – I liked PE because we were learning tennis skills.
Oma – I liked investigating mummies in Ancient Egypt.
Calvin – I liked working in teams to make posters showing a healthy school in health and well-being.
Have a great weekend!
from Primary 2/3, Mrs Howley and Mrs Keegan
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