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You have all been stars this last week, with some enthusiastic singing and engaging with the
characters in the play. All the children have been allocated a part and so a costume appropriate to
that role is required. You should also know the song we are going to sing. In addition it provides
quick and easy access to internet sites which may be used in support of the homework tasks. All
pupils are expected to be familiar with the script and should read the complete script as their reading
homework.Could parents either sign the script or reading diary to indicate the script has been read.
All of the songs and lyrics can be found on GLOW at Numeracy and Mathematics P7 H - Have tasks
set up on the Maths website - All groups have a task working with fractions linked to class work. As
you read the book you should update your prediction. The lyrics are also available here. 'Hadrian's
Wall ' - which can be found bu Clicking here. The lyrics are also available here. 'Hadrian's Wall ' -
which can be found bu Clicking here. If you have any items which may be helpful for others to use
then please bring them into school. Label the pictures with the emotion they show - use a thesaurus
to up level the emotion. For many a simple toga tied on with a belt should be suffice. The teddy
bears were created by the knitting group who call themselves The Flock, after the minister Reverend
Cheryl McKellar-Young put the idea to them. To help you think of questions use some of the ideas
on the higher order question bookmarks - target the RED Zone. We plan to share your work with the
rest of the school during our assembly next week. Assembly. You should also know the song we are
going to sing. All the children have been allocated a part and so a costume appropriate to that role is
required. Practise your subtraction skills by looking for numbers in the everyday world and
subtracting one from the other. (Make sure if your numbers are in the same units - for example all
money in pence, all weights in grams etc). You should present your findings neatly and in an
interesting way - you could use a poster with colour, (but I'm sure you can think of others). These
words may be found at: Pupils working solely on the core list are expected to: research and find at
least another 4 words which end in this letter pattern, or. Rejoice, Rejoice Mischief magic mystery
Moonlight magic mystery Numeracy and Mathematics P7 H - Have tasks set up on the Maths
website - All groups have a task working with fractions linked to class work. Work out the answers
ready to test a partner in class. Initially the plan is to read the book in class before it is sent home -
this way the book should be read with more understanding and fluency at home and also removes
the need to bring the book into school on a daily basis. Over the coming weeks this part of the
homework will focus on learning your words - either for a part or the lyrics to a song. All pupils are
expected to be familiar with the script and should read the complete script as their reading
homework.Could parents either sign the script or reading diary to indicate the script has been read.
When our buckets are full, we feel happy and when our buckets are empty, we feel sad. Remember
you need to say what clues you have used to help you create your prediction; think of the actions of
the characters, the structure of the story - a problem and then solving the problem etc. Using
magazines, newspapers, leaflets etc you should cut out numbers and prices that you should round to
the nearest 100 and stick them on your sheet. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest.
Group X can find their 'l' silent letter pattern words at - Click-here Group Y can find their 'scr'
starting letter pattern words at - Click-here Group Z can find their useful spelling words starting with
'a' at - Click-here Personal Spelling words - Click-here - 'im' start letter pattern - also you should find
the meanings of the words You also have two personal enemy words to learn.
If you can think of more than 3 tips then add those. These words may be found at: Pupils working
solely on the core list are expected to: research and find at least another 4 words which end in this
letter pattern, or. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Share to Twitter Share to
Facebook Share to Pinterest. In addition it provides quick and easy access to internet sites which
may be used in support of the homework tasks. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to
Pinterest. Practise your subtraction skills by looking for numbers in the everyday world and
subtracting one from the other. (Make sure if your numbers are in the same units - for example all
money in pence, all weights in grams etc). Group Z can find their 'er' ending letter pattern words at -
Click-here Group Y can find their 'y' ending letter pattern words at - Click-here Group X can find
their 'scr' starting letter pattern words at - Click-here. The lyrics are also available here. 'Hadrian's
Wall ' - which can be found bu Clicking here. This week you should learn the following lyrics -
These are held in Glow (You will need a sign-on). They are a big hit with all of the children who
were happy to show them off to The Edinburgh Reporter today. Also you should think about ways
you might dip into each other's buckets. Write the numbers 300, 400 and 500 in the centre of a piece
of paper. If you are finding it difficult to find numbers which round to 300, 400 and 500 you could
always extend your one hundred digit numbers to include: 100 and 200. - 600, 700 etc Remember
your prices could be in pence or pounds. There are 2 songs to learn 'Just like a Roman ' which can be
found by Clicking here. Group X can find their 'l' silent letter pattern words at - Click-here Group Y
can find their 'scr' starting letter pattern words at - Click-here Group Z can find their useful spelling
words starting with 'a' at - Click-here Personal Spelling words - Click-here - 'im' start letter pattern -
also you should find the meanings of the words You also have two personal enemy words to learn. If
you have any items which may be helpful for others to use then please bring them into school.
Remember you need to say what clues you have used to help you create your prediction; think of the
actions of the characters, the structure of the story - a problem and then solving the problem etc. You
should also know the song we are going to sing. In addition it is important to get your reading record
signed once the work has been completed. In addition it provides quick and easy access to internet
sites which may be used in support of the homework tasks. There are 2 songs to learn 'Just like a
Roman ' which can be found by Clicking here. Think how you would explain subtraction to an alien.
In addition it is important to get your reading record signed once the work has been completed.
Explain how this is tackled using partitioning (Your parents may not be familiar with this - it shows
what is really happening in the calculation compared to the 'formal' method). Over the coming weeks
this part of the homework will focus on learning your words - either for a part or the lyrics to a song.
P7 Show To support the P7 show it is important you know the script and music by heart. In addition
it is important to get your reading record signed once the work has been completed. A copy of the
sheet can be found by clicking-here. When you are familiar with your part read all the script to
someone at home so they understand all the different things we have discovered about grouping
animals.
You should complete the sheet provided, importantly adding the page number and then using a
dictionary (either hard copy or online) to find the meaning of the interesting word. You can either
create one scene or create a story board. You should make sensible and informed plot predictions to
share with your group. Write the answers on one side of the paper and the calculations on the other.
They are a big hit with all of the children who were happy to show them off to The Edinburgh
Reporter today. The teddy bears were created by the knitting group who call themselves The Flock,
after the minister Reverend Cheryl McKellar-Young put the idea to them. Share to Twitter Share to
Facebook Share to Pinterest. Using magazines, newspapers, leaflets etc you should cut out numbers
and prices that you should round to the nearest 100 and stick them on your sheet. Costumes for
Assembly We hope the creation of costumes is going well. In addition it provides quick and easy
access to internet sites which may be used in support of the homework tasks. These words may be
found at: Can you think of 4 WOW. In addition it is important to get your reading record signed
once the work has been completed. Show them in the form of a story map with at least 4 stops. You
have all been stars this last week, with some enthusiastic singing and engaging with the characters in
the play. You should present this information neatly on either an A4 sheet or A3 - they will be
displayed for others to see. All of the songs and lyrics can be found on GLOW at Numeracy and
Mathematics P7 H - Have tasks set up on the Maths website - All groups have a task working with
fractions linked to class work. We have been really pleased by the excellent work you have
completed over the holiday period. You need to return this work to school as we need to share these
in class. You should select animals which are in different vertebrate groups, either a mammal, bird,
reptile, amphibian or fish. To help your matching of the fraction wall, use the online fraction walls
Fraction-Wall-Bgfl or Fraction-Wall-Top-Marks --- select 'Build your own fraction wall'. If you have
any items which may be helpful for others to use then please bring them into school. Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Remember to look at leaving a blank digit for the thousands,
hundreds, tens and units. Group Z can find their 'er' ending letter pattern words at - Click-here
Group Y can find their 'y' ending letter pattern words at - Click-here Group X can find their 'scr'
starting letter pattern words at - Click-here. Edinburgh-born multimedia journalist and
iPhoneographer. When you are familiar with your part read all the script to someone at home so they
understand all the different things we have discovered about grouping animals. Remember you need
to say what clues you have used to help you create your prediction; think of the actions of the
characters, the structure of the story - a problem and then solving the problem etc. P7 L Please
complete 2 tasks linked to class work on Fractions Log into. In addition it is important to get your
reading record signed once the work has been completed. They should read all the book and
complete the sheet provided.
You have all been stars this last week, with some enthusiastic singing and engaging with the
characters in the play. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Share to Twitter Share
to Facebook Share to Pinterest. March. We are very excited to see how much of the forest we can
save. You can start generating more leads by starting ads campaign or offer coupons or deals. Help
us check out the new web site - link to our new Homework work Blog Page. Group Z can find their
'er' ending letter pattern words at - Click-here Group Y can find their 'y' ending letter pattern words
at - Click-here Group X can find their 'scr' starting letter pattern words at - Click-here. You may
need to adjust the numbers slightly so that you always start your subtraction from the biggest
number (whoops. You need to continue to learn the lyrics - These are held in Glow (You will need a
sign-on). If you have any items which may be helpful for others to use then please bring them into
school. You need to continue to learn the lyrics - These are held in Glow (You will need a sign-on).
Words this week are based on words ending 'ous' or 'ious'. To help you think of questions use some
of the ideas on the higher order question bookmarks - target the RED Zone. Costumes for Assembly
To help the children 'get into role' we would like them to source their own costume for the assembly
- this will help make it a truly memorable experience. You need to return this work to school as we
need to share these in class. Think how you would explain subtraction to an alien. Explain how this is
tackled using partitioning (Your parents may not be familiar with this - it shows what is really
happening in the calculation compared to the 'formal' method). You should present your findings
neatly and in an interesting way - you could use a poster with colour, (but I'm sure you can think of
others). Write the answers on one side of the paper and the calculations on the other. You should
present this information neatly on either an A4 sheet or A3 - they will be displayed for others to see.
In addition it provides quick and easy access to internet sites which may be used in support of the
homework tasks. Work out the answers ready to test a partner in class. You may need to adjust the
numbers slightly so that you always start your subtraction from the biggest number (whoops. You
need to return this work to school as we need to share these in class. As you read the book you
should update your prediction. When our buckets are full, we feel happy and when our buckets are
empty, we feel sad. Practise your subtraction skills by looking for numbers in the everyday world and
subtracting one from the other. (Make sure if your numbers are in the same units - for example all
money in pence, all weights in grams etc). In addition it enables quick and easy access to internet
sites which may be used in support of the homework tasks. The lyrics are also available here.
'Hadrian's Wall ' - which can be found bu Clicking here. Remember to look at leaving a blank digit
for the thousands, hundreds, tens and units.
We have been really pleased by the excellent work you have completed over the holiday period. You
should complete the sheet provided, importantly adding the page number and then using a dictionary
(either hard copy or online) to find the meaning of the interesting word. If you have any items which
may be helpful for others to use then please bring them into school. You need to return this work to
school as we need to share these in class. You need to continue to learn the lyrics - These are held in
Glow (You will need a sign-on). A school where good behaviour is expected and where children
enjoy growing up. P7 Show To support the P7 show it is important you know the script and music by
heart. Write the numbers 300, 400 and 500 in the centre of a piece of paper. You can either create
one scene or create a story board. The lyrics are also available here. 'Hadrian's Wall ' - which can be
found bu Clicking here. All pupils are expected to be familiar with the script and should read the
complete script as their reading homework.Could parents either sign the script or reading diary to
indicate the script has been read. If you can think of more than 3 tips then add those. To help you
think of questions use some of the ideas on the higher order question bookmarks - target the RED
Zone. In addition it is important to get your reading record signed once the work has been
completed. In addition it enables quick and easy access to internet sites which may be used in
support of the homework tasks. You should present this information neatly on either an A4 sheet or
A3 - they will be displayed for others to see. It is always a good idea to keep improving with your
Learn-Its so you can graduate to the next level. You should make sensible and informed plot
predictions to share with your group. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. The
teddy bears were created by the knitting group who call themselves The Flock, after the minister
Reverend Cheryl McKellar-Young put the idea to them. Also you should think about ways you might
dip into each other's buckets. All the children have been allocated a part and so a costume
appropriate to that role is required. You need to return this work to school as we need to share these
in class. In addition it is important to get your reading record signed once the work has been
completed. If you do not have any small change I'm sure we will be able to exchange the coins you
bring in for smaller denominations. You may need to adjust the numbers slightly so that you always
start your subtraction from the biggest number (whoops. Label the pictures with the emotion they
show - use a thesaurus to up level the emotion. Remember to look at leaving a blank digit for the
thousands, hundreds, tens and units. P4H P4H have responsibility for the assembly this week.