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Sharing Wider Achievements

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We are continuing to collect, share and celebrate the wider achievements of our learners at Royal Mile. These are displayed in our open area so all learners, staff and visitors can see the achievements of our amazing learners.

If you would like to share your child’s achievement please click here.

Thanks,

Mr McPheely

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Share Your Child’s Success

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At Royal Mile we are keen to share our learners’ wider achievements, whether they be big or small. Please use the form below via the link or scan the QR code to tell us about what your child has achieved. We will then display the achievements in our open area and present your child with a certificate in assembly.

Mr McPheely

Click here

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Mental Agility

Ms.Brunner

Welcome back! We hope you had a lovely holiday and are feeling motivated for the new term! 🙂

We will begin this term with the red level of Mental Agility and

Please find attached activities we will be covering in class!

As always this will also be our Numeracy homework!

Thank you for all your support at home!

PRIMARY 1:

Early Level 1 Red Counting forwards and backDownload

PRIMARY 2,3 and 4:

First Level 1 Red Counting forwards and backwardsDownload

PRIMARY 5, 6 and 7:

Second Level 1 Red Counting forwards and backwardsDownload

One of the most important skills in numeracy is to be able to count forward and backward.

It is vital to not always start at 1:

  • Can you count in 1s starting from 3?
  • Can you skip count in 10s starting from 50?
  • Can you count backwards in1s from 98?

Lots of games, taking turns counting or passing an object can make it fun and part of your daily routine!

Catchy songs can help fluency too:

Times tables practice is also crucial:

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/arithmetic/latest/arithmetic_en.html

BITESIZE is an excellent website to help understanding and test your knowledge:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zcfrcmn#znncg7h

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zgn7wnb#zkjb8p3

Please remember to see MsBrunner anytime if you have any questions or would like further support!

for photos from the classroom soon! 🙂