Category: Primary 4 Blog

This week Primary 4 have worked so hard to practice counting in multiples of 25 and sequencing numbers in many different intervals both forwards and backwards. We particularly enjoyed this game on the topmarks website – Caterpillar Ordering

Primary 4 thoroughly enjoyed their lesson this morning involving some Scottish Country Dancing. We practiced doing moves for a count of eight beats and linking different moves together. A huge thank you to Miss Kirkup for helping us to learn this and we can’t wait to see what we achieve next week!

I am so sorry to hear some of our pupils are needing to isolate at home over coming days and I’d like to reassure parents that we will do everything we can to make sure that they are supported to catch up and do not miss any important learning.

I have updated each child’s education city account with a series of activities, games and worksheets in Sequencing Numbers, as this will be our focus in class next week.

Education City can be found here. If you have any problems getting logged on please let us know.

As next week is languages week it would also be really beneficial for pupils to spend this time learning a new language! Maybe do some learning in your home language or search online for translations of key vocabulary in a new language that interests you. It would be wonderful if pupils can tell us their name, their age and how they are feeling in a different language!!

Or try translating this Spanish video!

I hope this helps to keep some of our boys and girls busy. I will add more tasks during the week. Please do remember these tasks are optional and should only be completed if children and adults are well enough to do so. Please keep safe and we look forward to seeing you feeling better very soon! Mrs Peoples 😊

We had a lovely day in Primary 4 today to celebrate the end of Scottish week.

Carla, one of the P7 house captains, visited to share some more Scots language with us after seeing our wonderful Scots language display in the school corridor outside our classroom.

We then listened to a rendition of Robert Burns’ “Address to the Haggis” and enjoyed our very own Burns Supper. Everyone tried some of it and there were lots of empty plates which was wonderful to see!