Lent Challenge – Saturday 18th

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

 

 

 

 

 

Primary 5 Weekly News

This week has been very exciting as our classroom has been freshly painted and it looks fantastic! We have all worked very hard and here are some of our comments:

Rebecca: This week we were working in the Hub because our classroom was getting painted dark purple and grey.

Bea: On Monday we met our new Deputy Head teacher and her name is Mrs Smith.  We love her very much and we will welcome her into our St. Ninian’s family!

Bea: In P.E. on Thursday people came in from The James Young high School to teach us basketball in preparation for the tournament.

Gaby: Our basketball tournament is coming up and we are very excited!

Vanessa: On Thursday we had our P.E with two basketball players and it was really fun because we played lots of fun games with them!!!!

Grace: Yesterday we made little balls the size of marbles for science.

Maxx: On Thursday we designed and created boats out of tin foil and we got playdough balls and put them inside the boats to see if they would sink or float.

Taylor: On Thursday we did a science experiment where we made boats out of tin foil and we used play dough and shaped them into marble- shapes and we had to see if the boat would sink and how much play dough we could put in. It was sooooo fun!!!!!!!

Louise: During the week we were in the hub doing Science and we were learning about rust. Into four separate jars we put tap water, boiled water, salty water, dry air and silica gel to see which ones would rust.

Kerrigan: Next week we will be doing spontaneous talks but we will not have to research in order to prepare for the talk because they are about topics we already know about.  For example, we could talk about animals or about our family.

Isla: We’re in the middle of reading our Class novel called The Desperate Journey, it’s a really interesting book!

Chi-Chi: In Drama we were doing a game called Hot Seating where you had to act like a character from The Desperate Journey and express their feelings.

Rebecca: We were preparing ourselves for the Young Writer of the Year competition and we all chose our best piece of written work.

 

Lorena and Beth: For our topic we have been making Black houses from shoe boxes it was a lot of fun.

Have a great weekend!

Primary 5 and Mrs Reeves

A tasty week in P4/5

Louise – “This week we did food technology and made awesome oatcakes. We made these because the Vikings ate them.”

Lewis – “We used apricots, butter, oats, honey and cinnamon. I thought they tasted really nice.”

Krystian – “I thought it was great fun making the cookies. They were delicious.”

Mirren – “On Tuesday we did football with P4. We were practising our skills for the world cup next week. My team is Portugal!”

Lukasz – “On Monday we welcomed our new Depute Head Teacher Mrs Smith.”

Oliwia – “In IDL we have been learning what the Vikings ate. We learned that carrots used to be purple and white. WoW!”

Charlie – “We worked in trios to create a power point about Viking food. We learned how to put a background on the power point, insert pictures from clipart and the internet and change font size and style. I look forward to presenting my groups power point next week.”

Harley – “In Maths we have been learning about the properties of 2D and 3D shapes. We learned that 3D shapes had edges, vertices and faces. I know that a cylinder has 3 faces, 2 edges and no vertices.”

Daniel – “In literacy we have been learning how to use speech marks in our writing.”

Finlay – “In reading this week we focused on inference questions. We looked at pictures and had to think about what was happening in the picture.”

Have a wonderful weekend.

Mrs Wassell and P4/5

 

Lent Challenge – Friday 17th March

 

 

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

 

Lent Challenge – Thursday 16th March

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:

  1. Give someone at school or at home a compliment today.
  2. Call someone and tell them you are thinking about them.
  3. Take a treat or meal to someone.
  4. Donate food to a local foodbank or clothes to a charity shop/clothing bank.
  5. Tidy your room without being reminded!

What did you choose to do today? #LentChallenge

Primary 5 Weekly News

We have had another busy week as usual! Here are some of our highlights:

Bea: We have been continuing our learning about the Highland Clearances in the 1800’s.

Rachel: We have been making little cottages from the 1800’s called Black houses using shoeboxes.

Vanessa and Taylor: In Writing we were developing a character and we were writing about characters from our class novel The Desperate Journey.

Beth: In Drama we were Hot-Seating and trying to get into role as different characters from our class novel.

Lorena: In Spanish we have been learning how to tell the time and in Maths we have been looking at 12 hour and 24 hour time.

Brandon: In P.E. we playing indoor hockey.

Charlie: We were making games in P.E. with Mr McCurdy.

Chloe: I really enjoyed the assembly today when pupils from St. Margaret’s came in to talk to us about SCIAF.

Have a great weekend!

From Primary 5 and Mrs Reeves

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