Welcome to our website
Well done to everyone who took part in the helmet design competition led by the Junior Road Safety Officers. We had an AMAZING 92 entries! Thanks for all the email entries and ones completed in school too. Julian and Alya have been taking the judging very seriously.
A massive congratulations to our very creative winners:
Sonny, Felix, Rayan, Arwa, Kimmie, Seth and Mairi.
We’ve included a selection of designs below for you to enjoy…
Be safe!
Spelling
Please see the spelling patterns for this week. Choose an activity from the grid to complete at home. Remember, you can also upload photos or documents onto TEAMS for you homework instead of using the folders.
This week in Primary 7, we shall be looking at the challenges set by the Junior Road Safety Officers in P5. Instead of the reading comprehension task, have a look at the home tasks on the grid below. There is also a template that you can use to help you to design the helmet. You can email your entries to the office or upload on TEAMS.
Mental Maths
We are continuing our focus on mental maths in class. Please choose an option from those highlighted on the document attached.
Below is a summary of some of the aspects of learning we have been doing in class this week and suggestions for ways you may wish to continue the conversation at home. These suggestions are optional but if you would like to share anything you have been doing, please email admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk or share them with me on P7 class TEAMS.
Hello, we are the Junior Road Safety Officers. We need your help! We are trying to spread awareness about cycle safety and wearing helmets.
We have created a class challenge for you to take part in. There are four parts, can you complete them all? This will be discussed at assembly on Thursday 19th November. You have one week to complete the tasks. We wonder who will win the prizes… Good luck!
Spelling
Please see the spelling words below for this week. Choose an activity from the spelling grid to complete in your folders.
Reading Comprehension
Read Screen 5 of the ebook Blood on Active Learn Primary. Create a flowchart showing the steps of how blood is made in the body. It can be as colourful and visual as you like! You can do it on paper or on a device. A picture of a flowchart is below to give you some ideas to get started.
Example of how to draw a flowchart
Numeracy
We are bringing our focus back to mental agility in numeracy. Below is the P7 grid for this week. Choose a mild, spicy or hot option from the highlighted squares to practise at home. We will consolidate this in class on Thursday or Friday.
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