We have been using our research skills to find relevant and interesting facts about the Rainforest. Then we have been recording these facts in our own words to create a factfile. Did you learn anything new from our factfiles?
The shop that sells the multi-coloured parka jackets stands behind the huge clock face that lies within the grand train station we call St.Pancras.
The young man was sitting comfortably accompanied by a circular shaped girl who was watching a blurred, faded image on a huge screen.
There was a young boy wearing a huge, blue parka who took out his phone which had a blurry image on it.
A young English woman with a green parka appeared on the grainy, faded image looking overhead the shop selling magician costumes.
As part of our language work leading up to Christmas, we looked at the poem ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas’ by Clement Clark Moore. In pairs, we highlighted unusual words or phrases that were used and identified the rhyming pattern as 1 1 2 2 . As a class, we discussed what the [...]
As a class we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of school uniform, we then wrote a report giving our personal opinion. Here are a few for you to read.
School Uniform by Calum Mc
At Dunipace Primary School we have been having a debate about our yellow, white and black school uniform. We have been discussing the [...]
We have been making sequence stories for our Primary 1 buddies. We based them on traditional nursery rhymes such as Three Little Pig, Incy Wincy Spider, Cinderella, the Three Bears and lots more. We made them to celebrate national book week. Our buddies had to decide how they wanted the story to continue and make [...]
We’ve been learning about a Japanese form of poetry called Haiku. A traditional Haiku consists of 3 lines and 17 syllables, 5 on the first, 7 on the second and 5 on the third line.
Here are some of our Autumn Haiku poems:
Look at all the trees
Admire all of their colours
Hear the leaves falling
By Calum [...]
Over the week we have been working on a story called Flight to the sun. On Tuesday afternoon after Mrs C told us the story, we were put into groups of 4 to retell the story in our own way, even though we heard the story we still thought it was SCARY in front of [...]
