Primary 5
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Primary 5 children from Mrs Williamson’s and Mrs Peacocke’s classes recently embarked on an exciting Egyptian adventure. The boys and girls arrived at school dressed in a wonderful array of Egyptian costumes and were fully immersed in a day of learning and fun linked to their World Around Us topic, The Egyptians.
Throughout the day, the children took part in a variety of engaging activities that brought Ancient Egypt to life and allowed them to explore this fascinating civilisation in a memorable and interactive way.
The effort made by everyone was truly outstanding, with fantastic costumes, make-up and accessories helping to create an authentic Egyptian atmosphere. A sincere thank you to all our parents and carers for their support in making the day such a tremendous success. Your enthusiasm and creativity helped make this a special learning experience that the children will remember for years to come.
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One of our Primary 5 pupils helped bring our Ancient Egypt topic to life by sharing some family artefacts with the class. The canopic jars sparked lots of interest and discussion and provided the perfect introduction to our learning about mummification and the processes carried out in Ancient Egyptian times.
It was fascinating for the children to see these artefacts up close, helping to make our learning even more engaging and memorable. What an interesting find!
A huge thank you for sharing these special items with your class peers. They certainly enriched our learning experience and inspired plenty of curiosity and questions. Well done!
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Primary 5 have been having great fun investigating 3D shapes. We have been exploring their properties, identifying faces, edges and vertices and using our problem-solving skills to sort and compare different shapes.
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Primary 5 have been busy investigating both 2D and 3D shapes as part of their Numeracy learning. They particularly enjoyed their group work, exploring a variety of 3D shapes and identifying the different properties.
The hands on investigation allowed the children to develop their understanding through discussion, collaboration and practical learning experiences. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed working together in their groups and sharing their discoveries as they explored the world of shape.