This week Primary 6\/7 have been working very hard as usual! We started our new topic about the Victorians and the P7s in our class are now joining together to work with the P7 class to learn about Democracy.\u00a0 We linked drama with our topic this week, and we looked at several photos of Victorian children and created some short scenarios. We all think we are going to love our new topic!<\/p>\n
In R.E. we have been learning about the seven sacraments: Baptism, Reconciliation, Confirmation, Communion, Marriage, Holy Orders and Sacrament of the Sick. For Maths we have started learning about decimals and fractions and we are now able to identify proper and improper fractions and convert them to mixed number. We have been learning about weather, days of the week, months, and seasons during Spanish and French.<\/p>\n
During Writing we have been describing what we think of when we listen to happy and sad music and we have also been discussing how the differences in pitch can affect our feelings. We had some really varied ideas and thoughts!<\/p>\n
We have been continuing with flight in gymnastics, making routines on our own and with partners. On Wednesday Dallas, Callum, Charlie, Alice and Aimee, along with a few more pupils from other classes stayed in after school to help Mr McCurdy with gymnastics\u00a0 with all the teachers. We really enjoyed helping out and demonstrating our fantastic gymnastic skills.<\/p>\n
By Charlie, Orla and \u00a0Dallas<\/p>\n
Have a great weekend!<\/p>\n
Primary 6\/7 and Mrs Reeves<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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