Category: Primary 4 Blog

Hello everyone,

How are we all? How did you find yesterday’s learning? Too easy, too hard, just right? Please do let me know as I keep saying, I am still getting to know you all so hopefully what I have put on the plan is ok.

The link for today’s learning:

May I ask you to complete the Headteacher’s task in the Mother Language learning grid by Thursday afternoon and emailed in so that I can collate all our class work.

Many thanks and happy learning!

Mrs Ho

Hello Primary 4!

Remember me? Mrs Ho who taught you in P3 for some days last year? I will be with you for a month whilst Mr Madine is at home looking after his family and keeping busy with their new little baby girl 🙂

I hope you all had a lovely February break and managed to have some fun in the snow! My children and I sure had some fun days out.

I hope you enjoy today’s activities and as I’ve not taught you since last year, some of the tasks today will let me get to know you all a little better. Please remember to send in some of your work.

All the best and I will be chatting to some of you really soon.

Mrs Ho

Here’s the link to today’s plan:

On this Fantastic Friday there is a person that deserves a special mention.

Can you all give a big virtual clap to our star of the week…

Casey!

Congratulations Casey!

Casey has been working so hard everyday on her work and persevering when things have been challenging. She had kindly shared lots of her work with me and i have been so impressed.

Keep up the excellent work!

Mr. Madine and all of Primary 4

UPDATED – Friday’s Plan now attached. (Apologies for the mistake in the upload.)

Hello everyone,

It is our last day before the holidays. Today is a JASS day focusing on the “Me and My World” and “Adventure” sections.

We are trying to make this a screen free day across all classes in the school. After you read through the lessons for today plan your activities so that you don’t need a laptop, tablet or phone screen.

You’re aim is to only use a screen once during today’s school day – for Joe Wicks at 9:00.

Top tip – Write out anything you think you’ll forget on a piece of paper.

Share how you’ve gotten on, if you can.

Plan

Thank you,

Mr. Madine