Wow, have we been working hard on our Literacy skills. As always, we have been developing our Reading fluency by reading every day. We have completed tasks related to our reading books too. Primary 4 are really enjoying their Novel Study 'Spy Dog. 

The past few weeks we have been working on using connectives and conjunctions correctly. We are beginning to link our sentences more frequently during throughout our writing. Miss M is very proud of us. 

Finally, you might have noticed that we're REALLY good at persuading people. We've been working on using different writing techniques to persuade our reader. One day, we arrived and our chairs had quit! They were tired of us treating them badly. We decided to write them a letter to persuade them that we'll be much kinder to them. Thankfully, they came back! Most of us didn't enjoy having to work without a chair. 

This month, we've all been working on different things. We're all working very hard! 

Primary 4 have been working on some very tricky calculations following the DMAS rule. We found this hard at first but now, we feel like DMAS experts! Miss M is very proud of us for persevering. As well as this, we've been working on developing our knowledge of measure by estimating the length, height and weight of objects. 

Primary 3 have been developing their knowldge of multiplication and division. We now understand how we can use concrete materials to support us when working with these calculations. Some of us are even confident enough to answer word problems. Finally, a lot of us have also been working on our knowledge of money. We can identify coins and notes up to £50 and are beginning to calculate how much change we should receive. 

During our Health and Well-being time, we have been focusing on what makes us unique and special. We understand that everyone is different. We even said that this makes life more exciting! We started to identify the things that make us special and what we love about ourselves. 

During P.E, we have been developing our Hockey skills. We now know how to correctly hold the stick and pass the ball. Some of us are beginning to use these skills to dribble the ball too. 

Finally, our Primary 6/7 pupils worked very hard to deliver a set of lessons to us about Anti-Bullying. We really enjoyed being taught by the older children and we think they did a great job!