P4/5 and P5 Home Learning 27th April 2020

Please find attached the weekly plan for the week beginning Monday 28th April.

There are suggested learning activities for each curricular area, as well as resources for maths, spelling and reading at the bottom of the pdf.

There is a message from Mrs. Denvir about your German tasks at the bottom of this post.

Mr Carson & Mrs Scott

Guten Morgen Klasse vier/fünf! 

This is a reminder of the German task that was on your home learning grid this week. I hope you have been able to play some of the games!

 I can name family members

You will need internet access to complete this task

Use the website, www.linguascope.com  – the password and username are on your German home learning sheet in your pack

Go to Level 1, meine Familie und Ich, Die Familienmitglieder ( my family and I, family members)

Go through the games as we do in class – Introduction first, then play the games in order. Please play at least 6 but you can do them all if you like!

P1 Home Learning

27.04.20 – 01.05.20

This week our theme for learning is your sense of smell. This is the first sense we develop – even before we are born! Sometimes when we catch a familiar scent, it can remind us of other times, people and places we have experienced. Try to be more conscious of all the different smells and aromas around you. Both Miss White and Mrs Thirgood said their favourite smell is freshly brewed coffee and Mrs Denvir chose the smell of freshly cut grass! What is your favourite smell?

Here is this week’s learning overview. If this doesn’t work for you, you could consider putting together a mini project on the 5 different senses, in any creative way you choose. As always, we will give you more guidance on the Literacy & Numeracy throughout the week.

We look forward to seeing your Journal updates. Have a wonderful weekend!


Primary 1 have blown us away with their home learning efforts this week. We have had children practising their writing, learning to tell the time, doing science experiments and thinking about the sense of smell, to name just a few activities. Thank you so much for updating your Journals – we really love it when you share your activities with us. And please remember, the activities we send to you are just our suggestions of the types of things you might like to try – only you will know what will work for you at home.

We miss you all dearly! Take care.

HL Grid and resources for Week beginning 27th April

Hello P6,

Here is the Home Learning grid:

P6 Week 27 April 20 HL Grid

Here are the resources you will need:

Literacy

How to write a playscript

Little Red Riding Hood Play Script Scene 1 and Scene 2

Don’t Say Said poem

Numeracy

SPMG5 – 3D shapes

SPMG 5 – 2D shapes

SPMG 5 – Types of Angles

SPMG 6 – 3D shapes

SPMG 6 and 7- Angles

HWB

mylockdowndiarydigital

Science 

Friction experiment

Food Technology

Recipes week 27

Any questions, please  e-mail admin.  We would love for you to share with us some of your work too.

Miss Dickson and Mrs Birrell

 

WB 27th April 2020 – Resources

Good afternoon,

I hope the first week back after Easter has gone well for you all. Hopefully the weekly home learning grid is helping you to plan your week and try some home learning at a time and in a way that works for you at home.

Please find the home learning grid for the week beginning Monday 27th April below. There are a few resources to choose from this week so I will organise these under subject headings to hopefully make your lives a little easier.

Please do be kind to yourselves and remember that not all learning needs to happen on a worksheet or in a jotter. I’ve loved seeing many of the different things you are trying at home including estimating measurements and making apple juice! You can send any work you would like me to see to the school admin e-mail or post it on Twitter!

Also remember that it’s okay even if you’re not learning loads of new skills like you thought you would – I’ve yet to even attempt one of those dance routines I promised you all! 

Take care,

Miss Prentice

 

Home Learning Grid:

P4 School Closure HL Grid 27th April 2020

Maths Resources:

Estimation activity

Mass sheet 1

Mass sheet 2

Reading Resources: 

Bodily Bits N Bobs – Comprehension

Digestion – Comprehension

Your Brain and You – Comprehension

Spelling Resources:

P4 Spelling wb 27 April 2020

Topic Resources:

Practical – Skull Protection

Skeleton Outdoor Activity

 

 

Friday 24 April

Hello P6.

We hope you have enjoyed your first week back. Thank you to everyone who has shared their work on Twitter or via e-mail. It has been great to see all your hard work and be able to give you some feedback.

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Here are the Maths answers for this week:

SPMG 5 – Types of Triangle ANSWERSpdf

SPMG 5 – Shape Riddle worksheet B ANSWERS

SPMG 5 – Shape Riddle worksheet ANSWERS

SPMG 6 and 7 Answers

Test your knowledge Answers

https://corbettmathsprimary.com/2018/07/15/quadrilaterals-answers/

https://corbettmathsprimary.com/2018/07/21/types-of-triangle-answers/

Have a lovely weekend. Stay healthy, keep safe and be kind to yourself and others.

Miss Dickson and Mrs Birrell

 

 

Friday 24 April -P3

Good morning P3! This week for your listening and talking task you were challenged to say 3 things about yourself – 2 that were true and 1 that was made up. 

I have written 3 facts about myself……can you guess which one is the made up fact? I will post the answer on Twitter after 3pm.

If you are looking for something to do today, why not try some handwriting? I have posted a screen shot for you to copy.

Have a great weekend!

Miss Fraser 🙂

 

ANZAC Biscuit recipe

Thanks to everyone who took part in the “Guess my ingredients” challenge this week.   My 8 ingredients were butter, golden syrup, rolled oats, flour, coconut, sugar, water and baking soda.  A special well done to Sylvie and her mum who recognised them as ANZAC biscuits and got all 8 ingredients correct! ( It clearly helped to have the same famous NZ recipe book too!)

Can you work out why I chose ANZAC biscuits as my recipe for this week?

Miss Fraser 🙂