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Please check your child's school bag for their term 1 interim report today.
It is on our records that some parent/ carers have not signed the permission slip for your child to use Seesaw. We are hoping to use this platform in term 2 for your child to share their home learning with us. This platform is the equivalent of the nursery online learning journals and Primary 4-7 ... Continue reading "Primary 1-3 Seesaw"
Primary 4 have been looking at position by using grid references to locate places on a map of the local area. We then took our learning outside to create maps using keys to show the position of specific areas and items.
As we are currently not using homework diaries your child will come home this week with a laminated sheet with the log in and passwords they require to access different online platforms. This will include Sumdog and their glow username. Due to regulations we are not able to share their glow password, children should know ... Continue reading "P4-7 Passwords for Home Learning Tasks (Homework)"
This week, Primary 3/2 were doing some investigation work in maths! We looked at how to partition the number 10 in different ways. We did this by: using drawing to make sets of 10 dots into smaller groups used knowledge of our number bonds to make pairs used cuisenaire rods to find out combinations of ... Continue reading "Primary 3/2: Maths Week Scotland"
P4/3 are proud to say that they placed in the top 1,900 classes in Scotland for Sumdog's Maths Week Scotland challenge! Well done to the whole class, over 6,000 classes entered the competition. This week in maths, we also continued to work on addition and subtraction, as well as counting in 2's. We made a ... Continue reading "P4/3 Maths Week Scotland"
This week we have been completing lots of different activities to further develop our numeracy skills. We have been practising counting, sequencing and recognising number patterns to 20. We have also been exploring addition by counting two groups of objects to find the total and practising adding one to a number. We have been looking ... Continue reading "Primary 1 Maths Week Scotland"
