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on August 17, 2020

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August 24th - 28th 2020

This week Primary 1 T have been looking at the hungry caterpillar. We have practised our days of the week, have been looking at health foods and making caterpillar patterns. We have learned the sounds ‘m’ and ‘g’ and have started to blend some words together using robot speak. In Numeracy we have extended our knowledge of numbers by looking at the numbers 6 and 7. Next week we will count all the way from 0-10 and continue to look at these numbers over the coming weeks. Counting games at home can help with this.

November 2nd - 6th

This was a really fun week and a busy week. We have learned some new sounds ( 'f' 'l' 'ff' and 'll'). It was also writing assessment week and I cannot believe how well the class have done. Some wrote the whole story by themselves sounding out words and trying to use full stops and finger spaces in their work. I am super proud of all of them and cannot wait to see the progress they make in the coming months. Well done P1T!

First Week at School

Welcome to our class blog! Each week myself or Mrs Thomson will post a selection of pictures so you can see what your child and their friends have been learning. It’s been a very different start to P1 but the pupils in 1T have settled in nicely. We have been learning some new sounds this week and the actions to help us remember each one. S - make a snake motion with your hands and make the “sss” sound A - ants crawling up the arm making the “aaa” sound T - head moves side to side like you are watching tennis making the “t” sound P - blowing out a candle ( Index finger to lips) Making the “p” I - Inky the mouse (mimic making whiskers) making the “i” sound N - arms out like an aeroplane and make the ‘nnn’ We drew stripes on the tiger for T and made a curly snake for S. On Tuesday we learned about how germs can be spread and that the best way to scare them away (get rid of them) is to wash our hands. We do this when we come into the room and before/after every playtime. We love maki

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