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British Science Week Launch

03/11/202203/10/2022 Miss Copeland

Hello! It is Friday 11th March and the LAUNCH of British Science Week.

Here’s what you loved last year…

So next week, get ready to do lots of different… EXPERIMENTS!

This year the theme is…

What comes to mind when you think about ‘growth‘?

Have a little prediction about what exciting activities you’ll be getting stuck in to but for now have a peek at their…

Website – https://www.britishscienceweek.org/

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ScienceWeekUK/

Twitter – https://twitter.com/ScienceWeekUK

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Primary 4 have started to make their contributions to one of the pieces for the 2022 Art Gallery. The theme this year is ‘Our Diverse Community’ and we are going to make these into some representations of the special buildings in our city – keep your eyes peeled for more very soon!!

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World Book Day homework

02/28/202202/27/2022 mrsrushesb

Hello,

World Book Day is on 3.3.22 and we have some special homework this week to celebrate.

Please select 1 or 2 activities from the grid below. Bring in submissions to your class teacher and send any photos of work (e.g baking/cooking) to admin@royalmileprimary.sch.uk

wbd-homework-grid-1 Download

Happy reading!

Mrs Rush

Primary 4 Blog

Our City

02/25/2022 mrspeoples

Primary 4 spent their Friday with Miss Kirkup exploring the Royal Mile… we looked carefully for spires, arched doorways, gargoyles, stained glass, clocks, weather vanes and some of the other features of the many special buildings our city has!!!

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Split E

02/22/202202/22/2022 mrspeoples

This week Primary 4 are learning about “split e”. Adults may know this spelling rule as “magic e” or “silent e”. Split e is when the letter “e” sits at the end of the word, it is usually silent and the split e tells the first vowel or the preceding vowel to say its name or long sound. The split e vowels are as follows: a_e, i_e, o_e and u_e. This week we are focusing on identifying, reading and writing a_e words and have enjoyed reading nonsense alien words to help us learn to read these confidently.