Recently, Primary 4 got the opportunity to attend a “Roman Explorer” workshop at the Museum of Scotland. They had a tour around the Early People Gallery, exploring Roman objects and investigating what they revealed about life in a Roman home.
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Mental Agility Second level
Welcome back everyone! 🙂
We are starting this year with
the blue section of the rainbow:
Combining and Partitioning Numbers and PLACE VALUE
The value of each digit in a number:
This video gives an excellent overview and examples:
Please find attached the activities we are working on in Primary 5, 6 and Primary 7:
The activity sheet above are the same examples that will be covered in the class.
The chilli indication will help you to choose your level of difficulty.
Lots of practice on this will help our learners to become confident and gain a good understanding of number!
We would really appreciate your support and regular revision at home too.
LITTLE and OFTEN
such as
What numbers can you make with these 5 digits:
012345
What’s the smallest/biggest number you can make using these 5 digits?
Here are more fun games and activities:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zsjqtfr/articles/z9w3g82
Please feel free to let us know about any questions or concerns you may have!
Primary 2 Old Town trip
Primary 2 went on a touristic trip up the Royal Mile. We saw some traditional Scottish bagpipers and discovered the history behind the Mercat Cross and the Heart of Midlothian.
more science fun
2nd time lucky…
connection between mentos and diet coke –
Did you know:
The many small pores on the surface of the mento speed up the release of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas from the soda as they give a larger surface area for the reaction to occur over, causing foam to erupt at a super fast rate.
Science week fun in P6
Look how exciting
MAKING CONNECTIONS
has been:
learning about the human body:
connection between
+ colours, water and paper towel as well as
coloured water celery and flowers:
connections between handwashing and growing mould:
connections between yeast and temperature:
Did you know:
What temperature should yeast be at C?
It’s important to note that, when mixing the yeast with water, the temperature shouldn’t be too high or it will kill the yeast. The optimum temperature is 38C/100F.
Connection between Coca-Cola and mentos spearmint:
We hope you come back soon to check out this year’s
