The children had a great Halloween party this morning including lots of dancing, fun party games, party food, sweeties and prizes for all. Highlights were corners and dooking for apples.
We showed off our spooky costumes and everyone looked spectacular!
Thank you to all our lovely parents and carers for all of your support with costumes and to all staff who helped make this morning so much fun and memorable for all our children. We hope you have a great weekend.
Woodmuir had our first Curriculum Cafe of the year!
We had walk down the streets of Paris and beyond, seeing our replications of the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre to name a few.
Then we got to see some of our favourite artists work – Monet and Matisse.
Thank you to all our parents who attended to see the fabulous work carried out by the class.
Today in creativity hour we practised a different technique using various brush strokes with watercolours. We were inspired by the artist Monet and his river paintings. Once we painted the sunset we then painted the reflection using warm colours in long strikes. After our paintings dry we will paint on the city scene in dark grey with the reflection in the water. We cant wait to see the finished result ready for our showcase next week!
Primary 2/3 have been learning about 2D shapes this week. We have learned about new shapes and how we can describe their properties. We can tell you how many sides and vertices (corners) that a shape has!
Last Friday as part of our Art lessons we looked at the work of Eduardo Paolozzi. We tuned in to a live broadcast from The National Galleries of Scotland to lead this session. After exploring the artist a little we then created our own paper creations using only scissors with no glue or sellotape in sight! The creativity was exceptional with everyone helping each other, communicating politely and demonstrating critical thinking. We are going to follow this up in our creativity lesson this week using our French theme and transferring our art skills in to a new concept
Today we were very lucky to have Melissa Dunn from our council HWB team come along to talk to partners and pupils on what actions we can we can take in the local area with a focus on sustainability and climate. They met with our eco reps in school who went along to join in the collaboration and suggest their own ideas.
Today we were very lucky to have S6 from West Calder high visiting us today to explain challenge poverty week. They talked about lunches and uniforms and highlighted what actions we can take. This is a Scotland- wide campaign that challenges the stigma and discrimination often associated with poverty.
Some of the children are going to start assembling our French buildings this week. We have created our lists of what we need and cardboard boxes tops the list. We would be grateful if you could send in any tomorrow and Wednesday so that we can get started! Thank you!
Today we were creating snow globes and designed our own personal skateboards. It was messy art and we loved it!
