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Our Most Precious Possessions!
This week, we wrote about our most treasured possessions. For our ‘Talking Homework’ we were asked to discuss at home what one item we treasured most. We had to talk about how long we’d had it, where...
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Our Group Plays!
This week we didn’t read from our usual reading books. Instead we used group plays. Everyone in the group highlighted their parts in the play and practised them in school and at home. On Wednesday we...
View ArticleOur Digital Stories!
Last week, Primary 3 had the job of re-telling the stories in their reading books. Each group planned out the story, then made the scenes out of modelling clay. We took pictures of the scenes, recorded...
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Our Class Trip to Callendar House
Today we all went along to Callendar House to learn more about our Ancient Romans topic. It was a great trip and we learned lots of new information about the Ancient Romans when they lived in...
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Our Winter Poems
In class, we thought it would be a nice idea to use our grammar lesson to help us write Winter Poems. Here’s what we did: We thought up one thing that we see, hear and smell in winter (nouns) Next, we...
View ArticleOur Autobiographies
For homework we were asked to find out about our past. We all interviewed our mums and dads to find out about our life before we started school. We also brought in some photographs of important events...
View ArticleMerry Christmas!
We hope that everyone who visits our blog has a very lovely Christmas! Today we joined up with Primary 4D and sang ‘Away in a Manger’. Ross, Casey-Jo, Katie and Aaron played the Bell Plates while we...
View ArticleOur Animations
Today we all made animations. Here’s what we did: In pairs, we came up with an idea for a story based on ‘kindness’ We made a rough plan of what our story was going to be about in our Busy Books We...
View ArticleOur Scottish Poems
Every January we celebrate Scottish Poetry. This year Primary 3 learned the poem ‘A Dug, A Dug’ by Bill Keys. We performed it with a partner and we’ve chosen three recitals to share with you on here....
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