Category: Primary 3 Blog

 

with more

work from P3!

There is a new KING in town!

HEAR, HEAR! Finding cures, creating jobs and sheltering homeless – all

suggestion! Well done KING TJ!

Got to love a street party too! More hard work from TJ coming right up:

SUPER-HOT angles work! I can’t quite believe it! Fantastic number bonds and time practice too! Impressive!

Amelie is working her socks off:

Amelie has been working on nouns (even her sister is a noun!), carroll diagram and consolidated lots of learning with online games! What a busy !

 

 

One of last week’s Health Week tasks was to make a puppet and film a show using an app such as iMovie or Magisto (lots of video apps are available).

Here is a lovely video made by Casey in P3, Frankie in P1 and Bryce who is joining us in P1 next year. A lovely family effort.

Mrs Brunner, Miss Copeland, Jake and Oreo are very proud of your work!

Welcome to our newest addition to the Royal Mile community!

Big brother Patrick introducing his new baby 

for sharing!

Despite all this excitement Patrick completed all this work too!

Great addition & subtraction to 100! Thank you for finding my mistakes and creating your own Carroll diagram! I wonder if Patrick made any mistakes???

A NEW KING!

Long live the king! I wish you were king & made your wishes come true!

Beautiful presentation, Patrick!

Patrick enjoyed learning about animal classification this week and created his favourite mammal – a cat – out of !

I know lots of P3 children LOVE Lego –

PLEASE YOUR CREATIONS TOO!

Amelie really enjoyed all the BITESIZE clips and created this fabulous poster!

on Amelie’s ‘BACK UP TEAM’ too:

Here is Casey’s fabulous puppet show:

An amazing production, and what great collaboration with your siblings!

PLEASE remember to and send in your happy words from your home:

if you ALREADY casted your vote for our NON-FICTION reading!

SOR FAR…

DOES CHOCOLATE GROW ON TREES?

…is in the lead!

Time for YOU to

After some more Poetry we are going to focus on

would you rather read about:

What is the most UNUSUAL PLACE in the world to live?

Let’s read another interactive eBook, finding information and exploring the layout of non-fiction texts. We are going to imagine living in unusual places and write a postcard based on a model

OR

Would you rather find out about…

Does CHOCOLATE grow on trees?

With an interactive eBook we will find information and explore the layout of explanation texts. We will write our own explanation to answer the big question.

PLEASE cast your vote by clicking on LEAVE A REPLY at the top of this post or email to

admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

again! I hope you are keeping well and staying positive!

We have another ‘Queen of the day’

Chocolate for breakfast and play time on Fridays sounds just amazing! So kind to think about homeless people too!   Just look at the super as well!

I bet you are giving loads of people ideas! Thanks again for all your hard work and for sharing!

Amelie had a brilliant idea to tackle the tricky additions this week –

12 + ? = 20

She counted out 20 Lego pieces first. She put 12 in the first tub and checked how many were in the second tub to get the answer to her question!

Casey has also been super busy and definitely got the hang of

I am so glad BITESIZE was so helpful!

More of Casey’s fantastic work:

Super spelling & addition! Great picture of a balanced diet! Thank you for following the link on the learning grid for food technology games! Lovely picture of your ‘back up team’ too!

I wonder if anyone can spot Casey’s (deliberate) mistakes in this CARROLL DIAGRAM?