Another busy week in Primary 3!<\/p>\n
Sacrament of Reconciliation <\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Pupils from P2\/3 and P3 \u00a0paid a visit to St Philip\u2019s chapel on Thursday for their Sacrament of Reconciliation rehearsal. Some of the children have been a little worried about the format so it was really helpful to have the opportunity beforehand to go along. All of the children have worked really hard completing their Sacramental lessons in school as well as their homework tasks. They know their prayers and the hymns well, so we have been reassuring the children not to worry about anything at all!<\/p>\n Cameron \u2013 I liked getting the chance to go into the little room where I will make my First Confession \u2013 it means I don\u2019t need to worry about it.<\/p>\n Robbie \u2013 I liked going to St Philip\u2019s yesterday for our practice because I was able to ask Fr Kenneth questions.<\/p>\n Writing<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Niamh – in writing this week we continued to write about our Egyptian adventure with our imaginary Egyptian girl (Akila) or Egyptian boy (Abasi).<\/p>\n Teegan \u2013 we had to write about what happened in our adventure.<\/p>\n Emily \u2013 I enjoyed writing about getting lost and getting found again.<\/p>\n Emma \u2013 Our adventure had to have a problem and the problem had to get solved because that is what happens in real stories! I am very proud of my handwriting this week.<\/p>\n Sophie YM – I enjoyed thinking about the place my story started in.<\/p>\n Cameron, Michael & Richard \u2013 we liked uplevelling our sentences so they could be longer and more interesting.<\/p>\n Maths<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Richard \u2013 I worked in a group to make a jigsaw of big numbers that went up in 10s.<\/p>\n Teegan \u2013 I liked having to make my own sums that added ten to numbers. It helped me show what I have learned.<\/p>\n Sophie \u2013 I have liked skip counting in 2s, 5s and 10s. It has been fun learning to link my times tables with dividing.<\/p>\n \u00a0Topic<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n We were learning about Ancient Egyptian Gods and we had to write facts about them.<\/p>\n Roots of Empathy<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Primary 3 could see that it won\u2019t be long before Kelsey is walking on her own as she is using her baby walker!<\/p>\n Robbie asked Kelsey\u2019s mummy if she liked someone to walk with her by holding her two hands but Kelsey likes it better when she uses her baby walker.<\/p>\n Primary 3 were able to talk about all the things that Kelsey can\u2019t do yet such as talking in sentences or using a knife and fork. They noticed that Kelsey likes to make her own choices when playing. They were also amazed that Kelsey could remember where the toys had been hidden under the blanket because she looked for them later on.<\/p>\n Kelsey also likes to eat the same food as mum and dad. Eating food with her fingers is her favourite. Ethan asked if Kelsey liked toast and her mummy said yes! We got to see Kelsey\u2019s reaction to trying green peppers for the first time!<\/p>\n She likes to be cuddled by dad and then by mum, turning it into a game.<\/p>\n Cameron asked if Kelsey is able to climb up the stairs yet and her mummy said she is allowed to do one step just now but she definitely wants to climb up all of them!<\/p>\n Have a lovely weekend from Mrs Scott and Primary 3.<\/u><\/i><\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Another busy week in Primary 3! Sacrament of Reconciliation Pupils from P2\/3 and P3 \u00a0paid a visit to St Philip\u2019s chapel on Thursday for their Sacrament of Reconciliation rehearsal. Some of the children have been a little worried about the format so it was really helpful to have the opportunity beforehand to go along. 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