In Primary 3 the children chitted and then planted potatoes. We had great fun today harvesting them. The children washed and then cut them into wedges before roasting them. After break time we enjoyed a little feast in our classroom.






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In Primary 3 the children chitted and then planted potatoes. We had great fun today harvesting them. The children washed and then cut them into wedges before roasting them. After break time we enjoyed a little feast in our classroom.
As if it wasn’t fun and exciting enough running in the Meadows today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge drove by and waved at us as we were waiting to cross Melville Drive. We saw them both close up as they whizzed by! Maybe they will join us next time?!
As part of our Scotland topic, P4a made shortbread with Mx Cranston. They were very creative when decorating the biscuits but unfortunately they couldn’t be found anywhere at the end of the day! A mystery…..
We were exploring how to continue patterns and create our own, with our Student teacher, Mx Cranston. We got into all sorts of weird and wonderful shapes which allowed great discussion and helped us create our next steps in learning.
P4a are very much looking forward to spring. We planted Narcissi bulbs today and we are going to look after them at home. Thank you to Chloe’s Mummy!
Plate decorating, toga and headdress wearing before a lovely feast of flat bread, honey, humous, grapes and olives. Now for the quiz!
We were finding out how Roman soldiers would leave tracks in the ground when they were marching through strange lands. Every symbol meant a different direction.
Today we were learning how the Celts lived and how tribes would fight against each other. We then chose a tribe to join. Not sure how they ended up like this!