As part of our Superhero topic, we looked at a super ‘woman’ this week called Amelia Earhart and learned about how things fly. This tied in nicely with International Woman’s Day on Monday.To commemorate her, we followed instructions to make our own paper planes then tested them outside afterwards 😃 ✈️
Help to support parents back into the workplace.
The information for the latest Incredible Years parenting workshop is linked below for families of 3-6 year olds.
Rishon in P7 has had yet more success in chess tournaments. Well done Rishon.
P2 were enjoying their Friday last week.
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New Parental Project – WORKSPACE – from Space & Broomhouse Hub.
Space & Broomhouse Hub’s Training Academy has some new employability support for parents living in South West Edinburgh!
2 new free parenting courses for parents of P7+ are about to start, delivered on teams.
To find out more check out the posters linked below for the morning and early evening time slots.
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Please click the link below to access the lateset Newsletter from Mrs Honeyman.
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Here’s your last Tech Tuesday!
If you want to learn about tech and how to make your own apps and games this is the place to learn the skills!
All of these tasks are extra, fun, things to do, not must complete tasks, so only attempt it if you fancy it after your other work.
This Friday is the P4-P7 Clan Quiz.
We’ll be using forms to answer this quiz.
But did you know you can create your own quizes in forms?
Here’s a video about how to do that. Ignore the bit at the end for teachers about posting to assignments.
So why not try it yourself?
Maybe you could set a quiz on your favourtie subject for your class and post it using the share link feature onto your class playground/kids chat or tech channel.
Another interesting feature of forms is branching. This is when the answer you give to a question leads decides which is the next question.
Maybe you could use this idea to create a quiz that gets harder if you are finding it too easy and easier if you are finsing it too hard?
(TOP FACT: This is actually how Sumdog Works, If you are getting questions right it gives you harder questions. If you get them wrong it gives you easier questions.)
Have fun coding and building Digital Dalry!
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