Welcome to our final Primary 4 blog of 2018! Here is what we\u2019ve been up to this week \u2026<\/p>\n
Leo, Madison and Lennon \u2013 We liked going to Crusader Court with the community links committee and the school choir to sing.<\/p>\n
Alan, Harry, Marcus, Alishba, Annayah and James \u2013 We liked our Christmas party. Alan\u2019s favourite part was playing Pass the Parcel. Annayah\u2019s favourite part was doing Scottish dancing.<\/p>\n
Julia, Aaron, Elenta, Kayden and Zoe \u2013 We liked watching Arthur Christmas.<\/p>\n
Alice and Ana \u2013 We liked practising our song for the Christmas Sing-a-long. We are singing \u2018Feliz Navidad\u2019 which means Merry Christmas in Spanish.<\/p>\n
Oma \u2013 I liked comparing Scottish artists and Spanish artists. We found out about an artist called Remedios Varo.<\/p>\n
Maeve and Chloe \u2013 We liked watching Angela\u2019s Christmas in RE. Angela took the baby Jesus from the crib in the church because she wanted to care for him and keep him warm. The message in this was that we should also show care and love and that Jesus is always with us.<\/p>\n
Matthew \u2013 I liked watching The Polar Express at assembly.<\/p>\n
Yaroslav \u2013 I liked doing Number Talks with Mrs Heather.<\/p>\n
Lilly \u2013 I liked singing the 12 Days of Christmas. Every class gets a line to sing. We are singing \u20186 geese-a-laying\u2019.<\/p>\n
Filip, Ryan and Ahmad \u2013 We liked doing a drama script about baby Jesus in RE with Mrs Howley.<\/p>\n
Have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy new year.<\/p>\n
Primary 4 and Miss Ford<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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