What do I hear during lunchtime? A rare gem-children counting to 8 outside and practising their Scottish country dancing π proud. Can you guess the dance? @MissBrdarP7b@Clovenstone
Primary 7 are really enjoying our mini Scots topic. We created our own tartan, made Scots words postcards and wrote our own comics using Scots language π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ
P6/7 and P7 started a mini Scots topic this week. We sang some funny Scots songs about Skinny Malinky and a chap called Donald whoβd lost his troosers; we began learning a traditional Scottish dance during PE; and we read and recreated our own Oor Wullie comic strips π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ
When one of the P7s @Clovenstone is gifted a lego set and decides to build and create an animation, it makes you realise they are listening. She has taken the skills learned and extended them massively. One very proud digital teacher. @DigiLearnEdin
P7 researched the ways in which different countries around the world celebrate Christmas before presenting their findings to the rest of the class. We took notes whilst listening and used these to create animations to show our learning. Thank you @DigiLearnEdin π
Primary 7 have been learning about the Jewish Festival of Light called Hanukkah which is observed for 8 nights and days beginning on the 25th of December. We learned about the significance of the menorah; what a sufganiya is; and began making dreidels to play π―οΈ
Thank you Mr Attrill @WHHS_Edin for teaching us about 2D and 3D shapes. Here are our finished Christmas cubes but Iβm unsure how many sweets actually made it back to @Clovenstone!
Primary 7 visited the @museumonmound yesterday to participate in some workshops to investigate artefacts used as money from different cultures; to explore and create our own coins; and to compare and contrast past and present banknotes. Ask us about cacao beans and seashells!
P6, P6/7 and P7 made a commitment to take action to combat climate change and its impacts. As part of our Make a Difference project, we collected hundreds of crisp packets to create artwork and promote recycling around the school.
We had a sproutacular delivery today from a special visitor who will be arriving soon! Primary 7 enjoyed using their estimation skills to make a sample count before putting forward their best educated guesses! Well done Callie, Dominic, Hanan and Ania π₯¦