Safer Internet Day
We used videos by Jessie and Friends, Digiduck and Smartie the Penguin to learn all about how to be safe while visiting the internet.
We learnt the Funny Tummy song from Jessie and Friends. This tells us that when we feel worried, sad or scared while using our devices, we should tell a grown-up.
We learnt that the internet is a place that you visit through tablets, phones, games consoles, laptops and computers. It is important to be respectful, but also apply Stranger Danger online, just as you would in person.
Senses
We learnt how our senses keep us safe
We shared ideas in 3 groups and wrote senses poems
Some people have impairments to their senses.
This means they may need help from people, animals or things to do things they want to.
Story – my brother’s wheelchair – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrKUrp3h1_k
My life in a wheelchair – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EroDTGKyi8
Wheelchair dancing – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlmbOKLdY_o
Going to school with sight loss – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pwg4xai8TuA
We focussed on exploring Braille this week. Exploring the book The Black Book of Colours
Check out the alphabet card here
We used the alphabet sheet to draw our names and then use split peas to create our names.
Diversity
Here is our wonderful display, celebrating our unique selves! We know who each self portrait belongs to because of the colour of their eyes, skin, hair and clothes. Do you?
Check out Primary 4’s recording of the book The Same But Different Too
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