Our theme for World Book Day this year was ‘Equality.’
Primary P3 explored a wide range of new books centred around the theme of Equalities. In pairs, they carried out some shared reading. The children really enjoyed being read a story by their friend 🙂
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Exactly a month ago today P3 had a braw time celebrating Scots Week and the life of poet Robert Burns.
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P3 had two winners in the Love Gorgie Farm poster competition.
Well done Samskrita and Loden!
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P3 had an epic Thursday last week taking part in the Dalry Christmas craft day and enjoying Christmas lunch.
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Below is a CEOP guide for parents and carers about child safety when using Netflix.
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Samskrita in P3 has been doing classical singing at Edinburgh Cultural centre in recent weeks.
She has also been doing something unusual, feeding alpacas!
Well done Sanskrita!
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Primary 3 celebrated Diwali by making clay Diyas, colouring Rangoli patterns, making Rangoli patterns with chalk in the playground and making Diwali cards for their family.
Primary 3 had a great time celebrating Halloween this week across the curriculum. To finish the week, we created Halloween themed acrostic poems which were full of imagination and spooky words and phrases! BOO!
P3 have really been enjoying taking part in our whole school LOVE Gorgie Farm project. Here are some pictures from our visit to the farm where we had the opportunity to find out about the wide variety of plants, fruits and vegetables grown there. We also took part in an exciting scavenger hunt and finally got to have a sneaky visit to see the animals before walking home. Thanks to Gorgie Farm for making it a very fun trip for our first school excursion in 2 years!
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Primary 3 have been focusing on their French language skills this year and after learning lots about French culture, took part in a STEM activity whereby they had to build an Eiffel Tower using only paper straws, scissors and sellotape. After much group discussion and trial and error, I think they were very successful at creating towers which stood up on their tables without support!
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