Lights, Camera, Action

Well done to our Primary 5 movie makers!
They had a wonderful day working with a REAL movie maker, Jonathan Charles, and learned how to create and edit their own movies. They learned how to work in teams and take on a role: some were directors, others were actors and everyone was part of the editing or filming team. Their movies are fantastic and the children are so proud of themselves. WELL DONE EVERYONE!

Primary 4/3 and Primary 4 Homework Challenge

On Monday, all children in Primary 4/3 and Primary 4 were given a letter explaining their homework challenge;

‘You are being asked to complete a homework challenge!  As part of our topic, Farm to Fork, you should think about your favourite food. Next, you should think about whether your food comes from a plant or animal and the journey it takes to get to our shops.

Your task is going to be to create a 3D timeline of the processes your favourite food takes to get from Farm to Fork.

For example, if you were creating the journey for bread, it would begin with wheat growing in a field, wheat being ground into flour, the flour being made into dough, the dough being made into bread and then finally the bread being sold in our shops. You have learned lots about this in class already so you can use this knowledge to help you.

You can use a variety of materials to create your timeline, such as cardboard, wood, plastic etc. Please bring these in by Wednesday 10th May and they will be proudly displayed for other classes to see! Once we have all of the 3D timelines, you will present and explain your model to the rest of your class. We are very excited to see all of your creative designs!’

Thank you, Miss Hughes and Miss Munro

P2 – beat our heart

Today we learned how much blood our heart pumps around our body in 1 minute. Miss Butler set us the challenge of beating our heart, first we ran about to get our heart pumping. Next she gave us a huge bowl of water, an empty bowl and a tiny cup. Like our heart does with our blood we had to move the water from one basin to another… we didn’t quite manage to beat our hearts but we had great fun (and a lot of spillages) trying!

Telling time in the sun

P2 have been enjoying the sunshine and using the opportunity to get outside and play what’s the time mr wolf. P2  have been working really hard and can now easily read half past and o’clock. If your child has a wrist watch please encourage them to wear this to school, dojos will be given.