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This month we have been learning all about a poem in Scots called Twa-Lettit Mice by JK Annand.
“Some of the words are in Scots”
“The mum thinks that it is the mice who eat the chocolate biscuits and cakes” Theodora
“It wasn’t the mice, it was the boy who ate the biscuits” M.
“We learnt how to draw a shocked face, thought clouds and mice”, Khadijah
The Road Safety Team are carrying out a School Travel Plan Review across all schools in the city by cluster to be carried out over the next 18 months.
Please use the link below to access the survey. Thank you
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!
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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 ๐
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!
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