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Hello Parents and Carers,
Please find attached this term’s overview of the learning that will take place in our P3 classroom. It is great to see the children so excited and enthusiastic about it all.
Any questions, please feel free to contact me through the admin email.
Have a lovely long weekend – school will be closed to staff and pupils on Monday 19th and reopen for everyone on Tuesday 20th.
Mrs Ho
Good morning Primary 3,
Hope you all had a lovely weekend. We had lots of information given to us at the end of last week and this week has started in a different way of learning – home learning again for a couple of days.
I hope you enjoy working through some of the tasks. Do not feel you need to do everything at once and rush to finish it all. Take your time and work through each one at your own pace.
See you all back in class soon.
Mrs Ho
Hello!
It’s been great to have everyone back in school and start the year as the new Primary 3 class. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first week (and a bit) with the class and all the children have been so kind and helpful. I look forward to learning more with the children and we are excited about where our learning takes us 🙂
A reminder that we have PE with Mr Madine on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We ask that children bring in a change of clothes (T-shirt, shorts/leggings/joggers ) and indoor shoes to be kept in the classroom. Your cooperation with this would be much appreciated.
Any queries, please do not hesitate to email admin at: admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk.
Have a lovely weekend!
Mrs Ho
This week our pupil of the week is Olivia. She has shown she is a Successful Learner with enthusiasm and motivation for learning, able to link and apply different kind of learning in new situations; and a Responsible Citizen with respect for others, able to make informed choices and decisions. Well done, Olivia! 🙂
These weeks we have been revisiting the sounds we have learned along the year. We also explored the sound “ur” and different words with it. We have exercised our memory and listening skills trying to identify and remember words we learned with all the sounds, included the new one. During our RWI lessons, we exercised our letter formation, writing and reading skills, and our capacity of writing sentences which include more information and details.
We have also worked on our ability of reading and selecting specific information of non-fiction texts. They have done a fantastic job!
We revisited the previous week’s lessons, and we played some games to improve our ability to recognise some of the coins (1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p), its value and use in the real life. We also started (or continued) developing our counting money skills of coins with the same value. We played a ‘toy shop’ game to in which we had to find out if we had enough money to buy the things we would like from the shop. They have worked very hard! 🙂
We have also worked on our ability to find different dates, days and months in a calendar; and discussed the differences between the months of the year. We will continue with this activity next week too.
During these two weeks we have answered many questions that we had when we started the topic, and we learned different facts about the ocean: why the water is salted, why are there volcanic islands, how are the underwater mountains called, what tides are, what waves are.
We have also learned about the features of interesting animals that live in the different oceans, and created a poster with what we have learned with a partner. They have done a wonderful work, you can see some examples below. Next week, each group will be the teacher and present their animal to the rest of the class.
BUILDING RESILIENCE:
During this term we are working with the ‘Respect yourself’ block of the plan. We have been discussing how we are all unique, and the things we do to make the world a bit better.
RSHP Education:
We have been talking about how we all have different families, and how the different members of our family take care of us. We also discussed our role in the family, and how we help at home. Then they did a great job drawing family portraits 🙂
Problem Solving
This week we revised Tangrams and used our knowledge of shapes. Can you tell what we made?
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me through the comments or by writing to the school email and they will forward it to me.
Have a lovely weekend!
Ms Sola
Hello everyone! Today P3 will bring home final Reports for the year in a brown envelope. They will also be bringing the new activities for this week’s homework in their “Homework Bag”. Please remember:
* I would like them to bring their completed homework back to school before or on the following Monday, so I can check it and and use it as another source to identify areas in which they need support during the lessons.
**Please, check if there are books at home from previous weeks, and put them in their bags to bring them to school. Thanks!
This week there are three pieces of homework:
Reading – new book, and activities to practice vocabulary and/or develop their comprehension skills.
Spelling – this week they can practice their spelling skills using the sounds we have worked with at school with the games: “Forest Phonics” and “Phonic Finder“. Click on the words to access the games and choose the sounds you would like to play with 🙂 Have fun!
Numeracy – to practice their coin recognition and addition, they can play the “Toy Shop” game. They can also exercise their addition and subtraction abilities with the “Robot more or less” game. Enjoy 🙂
If you have any questions, or need an electronic copy of this week’s homework, please do not hesitate to contact me through the comments or by writing to the school email and they will forward it to me.
Have a great week!
Ms Sola
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