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British Science Week Launch

Hello! It is Friday 11th March and the LAUNCH of British Science Week.

Here’s what you loved last year…

So next week, get ready to do lots of different… EXPERIMENTS!

This year the theme is…

What comes to mind when you think about ‘growth‘?

Have a little prediction about what exciting activities you’ll be getting stuck in to but for now have a peek at their…

Website – https://www.britishscienceweek.org/

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ScienceWeekUK/

Twitter – https://twitter.com/ScienceWeekUK

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Primary 2 – Homework 7th March

General Homework for 7th March

Literacy – Complete the work in your child’s orange jotter.

Additionally – we have been talking about Space and things we might like to find out more about within this topic (such as astronauts, asteroids, black holes or aliens). Where you have time this week, begin to research an aspect of this topic (using books, videos etc.) and find out at least 3 facts about your chosen area. We will begin to share these facts this week in class on Friday.

Reading –  Reading books will go out on Thursday to be returned for Monday the 7th of March.

Maths – Look over your new Mental Agility Activity Sheet. Have a go at one or two activities on the sheet.
There is a Fractions Homework on Education City. Have a go at no more than two activities from the assigned homework OR try the worksheet that goes home today.

Here is a picture of the Mental Agility Activity Sheet and an an electronic copy of this file:

Download

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Primary 2 Week in Review

Welcome to another Week in Review for Primary 2!

This week in our literacy we have been looking at the oi and oy sounds alongside our Read, Write, Inc. work.

World Book Day was a highlight of the week with children sharing favourite books and enjoying a dress-down in pyjamas or a dress-up as a favourite character! We had a chance to draw a selfie of a favourite character too.

We had some visitors from the Scottish Poetry Library who read some poems to us which we enjoyed and we loved looking for hidden children’s book characters in the school and trying to name them.

In maths, we have started to look at fractions. We were reviewing halves and quarters of shapes. We’ve been working well to halve numbers too!

Lastly, a big well done and congratulations to our

Beauty

for being a Responsible Citizen and Successful Learner in her excellent efforts in all her work, her kindness to others and always trying to be helpful!

Please remember to have fun! We look forward to seeing you next week!

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Primary 2 – Homework 28th February

General Homework for 28th February

World Book Day – is our focus for our literacy homework this week. Please look below this post or at this link and complete 1 or 2 of the suggested activities.

Reading –  Reading books will go out on Thursday to be returned for Monday the 7th of March.

Additionally – we have been talking about Space and things we might like to find out more about within this topic (such as astronauts, asteroids, black holes or aliens). Where you have time this week, begin to research an aspect of this topic (using books, videos etc.) and find out at least 3 facts about your chosen area. We will begin to share these facts next week in class as part of our presentation work and this will be a focus of next week’s homework.

Maths – Look over your new Mental Agility Activity Sheet. Have a go at one or two activities on the sheet.

Here is a picture of the Mental Agility Activity Sheet and an an electronic copy of this file:

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World Book Day homework

Hello,

World Book Day is on 3.3.22 and we have some special homework this week to celebrate.

Please select 1 or 2 activities from the grid below. Bring in submissions to your class teacher and send any photos of work (e.g baking/cooking) to admin@royalmileprimary.sch.uk

Happy reading!

Mrs Rush