We have had a great start to Primary 4! Please read on for more information about what we’ve been doing and what we’ve enjoyed.<\/p>\n
Daniel – I liked PE with Mr McCurdy. We played chaos tig.<\/p>\n
Marcel – I liked creating my new learning goals. I want to get better at dividing and football.<\/p>\n
Wiktoria – I liked writing a postcard about my holidays. I played Pokemon during the holidays.<\/p>\n
Abby – I liked doing maths problem solving. My favourite question was one about making 10s.<\/p>\n
Poppy and Isla – We liked smart start. We liked working with our team to earn house points.<\/p>\n
Bernice – I liked when Miss Ford told us about our new class and showed us where to find things.<\/p>\n
Rutendo and Casper – We liked sorting our class library. We sorted it in alphabetical order by the author’s surname.<\/p>\n
Rafay and Mackenzie – We liked doing the daily mile.<\/p>\n
Freda – I loved doing art. We made a picture showing all the things we are thinking about. If you visit our classroom you will be able to see it when it goes up on the wall.<\/p>\n
Abigail, Paul, Oliver and Adam – We have enjoyed everything which we’ve done in P4 so far.<\/p>\n
Mark – I liked doing a drama scene for the class charter. Our drama scenes showed us being ready, respectful and safe.<\/p>\n
Aiden and Lloyd – We liked seeing our collages which we made on the moving up day on the wall in our new classroom.<\/p>\n
Sahara and Hayley – We enjoyed RE with Mrs Howley.<\/p>\n
Nathan – I am looking forward to Fun 31 today.<\/p>\n
Have a lovely weekend!<\/p>\n
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