Primary 1 2018-19 Archive
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As part of our Farm Topic, Primary One went to the village butchers to investigate what meat comes from a pig. Trader D showed the children various pork cuts including a pig's trotter! We brought some cocktail sausages back to school to cook and eat - they were delicious!
Thank you Trader D and thank you also to Mr McKittrick who accompanied us on our walk to ensure we crossed the road safely. We enjoyed every part of this investigation!
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Primary 1 had great fun performing in their first school assembly. Their assembly was based on World Book Day and gave a great message to all the boys and girls that the best book to read is the BIBLE. Everyone came to school dressed as their favourite book character. Primary 1 performed fantastically and remembered their lines brilliantly, as well as singing and dancing. Well done Primary 1!
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This week, Primary 1 have been learning all about baby animals. On Friday we had a surprise visit from Mrs Gordon and her puppy, Bonnie. Bonnie is a Llapso-poo and is only 10 weeks old! We were able to prepare questions so as we could ask Mrs Gordon all about Bonnie. One of our questions was, “What does she like to eat?” and another “Does she have a favourite toy?”. We all got a chance to pet Bonnie and she even tried to lick some of our fingers!! Mrs Gordon also brought lots of things that Bonnie needs and we saw her sitting, giving her paw and getting some treats.
Thank you Mrs Gordon and Bonnie for coming to visit us, we really enjoyed ourselves and learnt so much.
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Take a look at Mrs Brown’s special helpers. Primary 1 Mrs Brown's children had great fun making their Christmas crafts for supper with Santa. They each got to decorate a ‘Rudolph Chocolate Bar’. They used their numeracy skills and counted out 8 stars to put into our special Christmas bags.
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Mr McKittrick recently visited the Primary 1 children in their classroom. They looked at his uniform and learnt how his coat is fluorescent so he can be seen in the dark and that it has reflectors to help the cars see him.
The children went outside to practice how to cross the road safely with his help. They know to hold an adult’s hand, wait until Mr McKittrick calls them and to walk in front of him.
We remember to always say ‘thank you’ as he helps us to cross the road.