Good morning everyone!
Our daily update on Seesaw has now been posted – this is for you to complete whenever is best for you and your family. Please remember the priority at the moment is to get used to our new routines and to enjoy our learning!
We loved seeing and responding to your posts yesterday – thank you.
Remember to check SeeSaw each morning for your new tasks.
Mr Lynch & Mrs Carson
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The tasks on this grid can be done more than once to consolidate your learning.
Dear Reader,
Under the current circumstances, newspaper club is taking a temporary break. We hope that you have enjoyed reading our previous posts and we will back to continue our normal news stories as soon as we can.
In the meantime, please continue to wash your hands regularly and follow NHS advice.
Thanks, Roisin, Mabel, Jayde and everyone else who has helped throughout newspaper club.
FIRE-SAFETY
A fire alarm went off and we need to make sure that everyone is obeying the fire-safety rules. These rules are.
1.do not hesitate
2.form a calm line at your class room door.
3.always stay with your class teacher.
4.go out the fire exit door.
5.if that root is blocked then your adult will get a fire extinguisher and lead you to safety.
There will never be a time where you are not protected by an adult if you have any worries about fire or how to stay safe tell a trusted adult such as parents/cardigans or teacher.
FIRE-SAFETY
A fire alarm went off and we need to make sure that everyone is obeying the fire-safety rules. These rules are.
1.do not hesitate
2.form a calm line at your class room door.
3.always stay with your class teacher.
4.go out the fire exit door.
5.if that root is blocked then your adult will get a fire extinguisher and lead you to safety.
There will never be a time where you are not protected by an adult if you have any worries about fire or how to stay safe tell a trusted adult such as parents/cardigans or teacher.
By Olivia Liddell and Abigail Closier
By Olivia Liddell and Abigail Closier
Early stages
Jerry has 14 apples Sarah buys 6 how many does Jerry have left?
Jen has 5 sweets and eats 2 then gives her friends 2 how many does she have left?
Fergen has 10 p and buys 2 sweets one is 3 p one is 5p how much change does he get?
Middle / Upper stages
Ben has 150 cans of pop at his shop 68 were bought how many cans are left for tomorrow?
Harper has 2 pairs of football boots and she gets 2 more pairs for her birthday and she wears 1 pair of her new boots to her next football match. How many pairs have never been worn?
Heath has 4 chocolate bars and gives 1 to his friend for Christmas and eats 2 and a half. How many does he have left?
A shout out!
Hi everyone, we’d like to give a quick shout out to the Burn’s finalists and semi-finalists. Well done to all of you. It can be very hard to pronounce some Scots words, so you should be very proud of yourselves. Plus, a very well done to the rest of the school who said a poem or performed for Burns day. Soon there will be an interview here with Georgina Bark the p6-7 winner so remember to come back and have a look. Thank You Again.
By Abigail Closier edited by Roisin Horseman
Hello, I’m Robyn Corbett and I would like to tell you about newspaper club. Newspaper club is on Wednesdays at lunch time in Mr Lynch’s classroom. Pupils from P6 and P7 write stories about what’s going on in Queensferry primary school and then post them on our website – just like the one you are reading right now! If you would like to share your ideas all you have to do is, ask Mr Lynch or someone in your class that already goes and then you can tell us your idea it’s as easy as that so just come along and tell us if you have anything to share.
