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Well done to everyone who took part in the helmet design competition led by the Junior Road Safety Officers. We had an AMAZING 92 entries! Thanks for all the email entries and ones completed in school too. Julian and Alya have been taking the judging very seriously.
A massive congratulations to our very creative winners:
Sonny, Felix, Rayan, Arwa, Kimmie, Seth and Mairi.
We’ve included a selection of designs below for you to enjoy…
Be safe!
Please enjoy this 1 minute video which Primary 1 made for the JRSO set class task!
Primary 1 designed some wonderful helmets and you will see in the JRSO’s post soon who won the competition. Check out these road safe superstars with their snazzy helmets!
Hello!
It is the end of Book Week Scotland and that means you have taken home your P1 Bookbug Bag! How Exciting! These are yours to keep 😊
In your bags you have 3 books, a pack of pencils, an activity book, a magnetic whiteboard and magnetic numbers!
Watch the book being read aloud
We used the instructions in the back of the book to draw Brenda and her sheep friends!
The dog in This is a Dog will not let others have their turn! Primary 1 are very good at taking turns. We know this is important because it is fair and means that everyone is happy.
Watch the book being read aloud
Watch the book being read aloud
We spread peanut butter or lard on to our kitchen roll tube and rolled it in seeds. We then threaded string through it so we could hang it on the trees.
We then took 4 of our bird feeders into the park and had to sit as quiet as a ninja to listen and look for birds.
We had a go at inventing a new bird! We picked our own colours for the feathers and eggs. Some of us even drew what the bird likes to eat.
We used the voting slip at the back of the activity booklet to vote for our favourite book, then posted them when we went to the Book Box!
Click reply to this post and share your ideas below for others to try!
We have been applying our knowledge of our senses and forces to help keep us safe!
Test your LOOKING skills by playing this road safety game
Test your LISTENING skills by playing this road safety game.
We know that wearing bright clothes helps us to be seen. We used a highlighter pen to colour our fluorescent yellow high visibility jackets. Well done Soraya, Eyad, Khadijah and George for these beautiful road safety pictures.
Can you remember the road safety words? Play this game to find out
After learning about how it is important that cars go slowly to keep us safe, we made posters reminding drivers that there is NO NEED TO SPEED! We included road signs, people wearing high visibility jackets, roads, cars, traffic lights, lollipop people, zebra crossings, emergency vehicles. Wow! Primary 1 did such a brilliant job. Scroll through to see them all ⭐
Watch this clip about forces then take the quiz to check if you are a super scientist!
The cars on the street outside school sometimes go too fast. This is because our school is on a slope. We tested this with cars and benches.
We’ve had so much fun this week playing on our road! We have been drivers, emergency vehicles, lollipop people and pedestrians. Pushing a car and crawling at speed is great for gross-motor skills and fantastic exercise!
We had a big discussion about the different places we like to go to and the people who we could speak to if we were sad. Remember, we want you to be safe and happy! ❤️️
Hello, we are the Junior Road Safety Officers. We need your help! We are trying to spread awareness about cycle safety and wearing helmets.
We have created a class challenge for you to take part in. There are four parts, can you complete them all? This will be discussed at assembly on Thursday 19th November. You have one week to complete the tasks. We wonder who will win the prizes… Good luck!
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