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Scottish Book Week Quiz and Drawing Winners.

Mrs Leslie

Scottish Book Week was a great success in school and I am finally able to confirm the winners of the Early Years – Draw Your Favourite Character, the P3 and P4 Book Quiz and the P5- 7 Book Quiz.

Draw your Favourite Character Winner is Charlie in P2.

P3 and 4 Quiz winner – P3 Mason P4 Ragad and Samar

P5- 7 Quiz Winners P5 Jack P6 Gumana P7 Louie and Dixie

Prizes will be sent to the classrooms and Well Done!

Find attached the answers to the quizzes.

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Primary 5 Blog

Home Learning Week Commencing 27/11/23

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Spelling

Core Words 

Haul 

Haunt 

Taunt 

Cause 

Pause 

Launch 

Mild Words 

Because 

Sauce 

Saucer 

Trauma 

Hot Words 

Applause 

Laundry 

Augment 

Caution 

Maths and Numeracy

Create and draw nets for common 3D shapes including triangular based pyramid, square based pyramid, cube and cuboid. Can you do a cyllinder?

Learning Across the Curriculum

Think about the SHANARRI indicators, can you write an example of what each of them mean to you.

Safe, healthy, active, nurtured, achieving, respected, responsible and included.

Primary 5 Blog

Home Learning Week Commencing 20/11/23

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Spelling

Core words

enjoy, toys, boys, convoy, employ, destroy

Mild Words

annoy, oyster, loyal, cowboy

Hot words

coyote, employment, joyful, flamboyant

Maths and Numeracy

This week in maths we will be looking at multiplying two-digit numbers together using both the grid method and formal written method.

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Use the top marks daily ten to answer a range of times tables questions. You could also challenge yourself to come up with other numbers facts using multiples of 10 and 100.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/daily10
(Level 3, multiplication)		Write down the following questions in your jotter and then find the solution using a method of your choice.
23×45=
56×34=
23×67=
67×34=
94×64=
75×32=
Write down the following number sentences and mark them correct or incorrect. If they are wrong please write the correct answer.
1. 45×34= 1530
2. 67×35= 2347
3. 55×34= 1870
4. 73×22= 1608
5. 67×26= 1742
Follow the link below to complete this week’s extend challenge.
https://nrich.maths.org/5576

Learning Across the Curriculum

Choose an environment or habitat you find interesting. Come up with three different examples of food chains from that environment. There is a video below if you would like some extra help.