P3 Homework week beginning 2.11.20

Primary 3 

Please can all children bring a jumper or wear layers as it is a requirement that we keep windows open in the school, as advised, for ventilation. Some children have been saying they are cold as they don’t have jumpers. We do have a small selection of spare jumpers if people do forget but some children don’t like wearing other people’s things.

Can you please make sure your child has a coat, water bottle and snack every day.

Here is the reading and spelling homework for the week:

Reading:

Stripes: Dutch Adventure

Monday – page 1-8
Tuesday –  page 9-16
Wednesday – page 17-24
Thursday – page 25-32

Zigs Zags: The Motorway

Monday – page 1-8
Tuesday –  page 9-16
Wednesday – page 17 -24
Thursday – page 25-32

Spots: Mr Stofflees and the Painted Tiger

Monday – Chapter 1
Tuesday –  Chapter 2
Wednesday –Chapter 3
Thursday – Reading Task

Polka Dots: Cool Clive and the Little Pest

Monday – Chapter 2 & 3
Tuesday –  Chapter 4
Wednesday – Chapter 5
Thursday – Chapter 7

Waves: 

Sounds and words every day plus

Monday – page 4-5
Tuesday –  page 6-9
Wednesday – page 10 -12
Thursday – page 13 -15

SPELLING

The children have been split into groups for spelling. Their spelling words are stapled into the blue homework jotter. These words need to be learnt and the children should look out for other words of the same spelling pattern when they are reading.

Please use the grid to help learn the spellings or use LOOK, COVER, WRITE, CHECK.

Red Group: ‘ng’ sound at the end of words.

Spelling the /ng/ sound Lots of words end with the /ng/ sound after a vowel – ang, ong, ing, ung words. It is always written ng on the end of a word.

Yellow Group: th, ch

If the final ‘ch’ sound comes after a consonant, the ending is -ch. For example: search, church, branch, finch.

When the final ‘ch’ sound follows a one-letter vowel, it’s usually written tch. For example: fetch, catch, pitch, watch, dispatch. As so often with English, there are a few exceptions to the rule, including the words: such, which, rich

Green Group: Word lists in the homework jotter.

Numeracy:

Please complete an activity from the grid in the back of the homework jotter.

PE on Wednesday as usual – please wear comfy clothes and bring warm / waterproof jackets as PE is not allowed to be done indoors.

Many thanks

Kirsteen Ramsay

P7 – Homework & Info – Week Beg: Monday 2nd November

Hi P7,

Information

Monday – PE

Please come to school wearing appropriate clothing for outside.

Poppy Rocks – Remember to bring into school a small to medium sized rock / stone. Preferably with a smooth surface for painting.

For Remembrance Day, P7 will be painting rocks to pay our respects to those brave men and women who lost their lives serving our country during the war.

Homework

Your homework this week includes,

1. Complete your spelling tasks and learn them.
2. Maths Activity – Learn the revision sheet given to you on converting fractions into decimals. (These have already been given out to each pupil.)
3. Continue working on your pupil talk.

NOTE: I will be providing paper copies for pupils who are still having issues with accessing Google Classroom.

Fractions Friday
The work to be learnt this week as your task will be tested on Friday 6th November by Mrs Caldwell, as part of our Fractions Friday.

Thanks for your support,

C. Nelson

Parent Council

LPS PARENT COUNCIL

All parents or guardians of children at Loanhead Primary School automatically belong to our PARENT FORUM and potentially can become members.

CURRENT COMMITEE MEMBERS

Chair – Ian Carpenter

Secretary – Lynn Waight

Treasurer – Poppy Kyles

WHO ARE PARENT COUNCIL MEMBERS?

Parents who have attended an Annual General Meeting (which are usually held in September) and have chosen to become a member. Any parent can become a member of the Parent Council.  Members represent all the Parent Forum!

OUR ROLE

To support and create a welcoming environment that is inclusive of all parents and promotes relationships between the school, pupils, parents and carers. We also liaise between the council and parents when required making sure you have all the information and support needed!

FUNDRAISING – What is this for?

Fundraising has always been at the heart of our parent council – not only for the financial benefit- but as a way of engaging with our children and parents in a friendly, fun and personal way that is a fundamental part of your child’s school life.

For many years now we have managed to provide or subsidise many areas including:– Pantomime Transport, P7 Leavers Events & Gifts, Nursery Summer Outings, School Library, IT Equipment, Stationery, Class Projects, Golden Time Activities, Books, Maths Programmes, Sports Day Ice-creams, Summer Fair, Competition prizes and the list could go on…

This can only continue with ongoing support from you!

However, due to recent events fundraising must take a different approach for a while until any physical distancing restrictions are lifted; so for this reason we are very keen to try out any new ideas- for example parents might be able to host their own ‘mini fundraising events’ within their own social bubbles or on a virtual basis. This could be encouraged and supported and would be discussed on an individual basis.

More than ever we look to support our pupils and parents any way we can!

HOW CAN YOU TAKE PART?

We have moved back to regular face to face meetings in the school staffroom, these are about every 4-6 weeks and last around an hour!

Dates for meetings are provided in advance on the School Newsletter, School Website, School Facebook Page or School Bulletin board.

Previous minutes can be found at the bottom of this page and are emailed out to parents.

 

ALL CONTACT DETAILS: – 

School website – http://www.Loanhead.mgfl.net

FaceBook Page – Loanhead Primary Parent Council Group

Parent Council E-mail:- loanheadpsparentcouncil@gmail.com

 

Previous Meeting Minutes

Parent Council Minutes 23.05.23

Parent Council Minutes 21.03.23

Parent Council Minutes 02.02.23

Q&A Session-ProposedCuts 03.02.23

Minutes 8.11.22

Minutes 11.10.22

AGM Minutes – 20.9.22

Minutes 7.09.22

LPS Parent Council Constitution22_23.docx

 

P3 week beginning 27/10/20

Primary 3
Please can all children bring a jumper or wear layers as it is a requirement that we keep windows open in the school, as advised, for ventilation. Some children have been saying they are cold as they don’t have jumpers. We do have a small selection of spare jumpers if people do forget but some children don’t like wearing other people’s things.
Can you please make sure your child has a coat, water bottle and snack every day.
Here is the reading and spelling homework for the week:
Reading:
Stripes: Key Trouble
Tuesday – pages 1-11
Wednesday pages 12 -22
Thursday pages – pages 23 – 32

Zigs Zags: The Willow Pattern Plot
Tuesday – pages 1-11
Wednesday pages 12 -22
Thursday pages – pages 23 – 32

Spots: Jelly Fish Shoes
Tuesday – Chapter 1 & 2
Wednesday – Chapter 3
Thursday – Chapter 4 & 5

Polka Dots: Pass the Ball Grandad
Tuesday – Chapter 1 & 2
Wednesday – Chapter 3
Thursday – Task
Waves: Black Hat Bob
Sounds and words every day plus
Tuesday – page 4-9
Wednesday – page 10 -12
Thursday – page 13 -15

SPELLING
The children have been split into groups for spelling. Their spelling words are stapled into the blue homework jotter. These words need to be learnt and the children should look out for other words of the same spelling pattern when they are reading.
Please use the grid to help learn the spellings or use LOOK, COVER, WRITE, CHECK.
Red Group: ‘ck’ sound at the end of words. The rule for this is that there is a vowel with a short sound immediately before the ‘ck’ and the word is short with one syllable.
Yellow Group: a_e, i_e, o_e and u_e (magic e)
Rule: The ‘e’ on the end makes the previous vowel say a long sound.
Green Group: Word lists in the homework jotter.
Numeracy:
Please complete an activity from the grid in the back of the homework jotter.
PE on Wednesday as usual – please wear comfy clothes and bring warm / waterproof jackets as PE is not allowed to be done indoors.
Many thanks
Lisa Cumming and Kirsteen Ramsay

🎃P1 news and info 27/10/20

I hope everyone had a very well rested time off school and are looking forward to the term ahead.  This is always my favourite term and season of the year so I look forward to some fun learning, which will take on a very 2020 twist but enjoyable all the same.

Pupils will come home again with their reading books.  I only update yellow books on a Monday but children should do reading every night

Monday – half the book

Tuesday – the other half

Wed – whole book

Thurs – Whole book with pictures covered.

I am so proud of the P1 because they have worked so hard to learn their sounds and key words in school and at home, thanks for your support with this, it really does make all the difference.

🎃

Halloween – please remember children must not bring in items from home.  We will do some Halloween activities in school this week but no fancy dress etc.

Thanks

 

Karen Hinton

🍁 P5 Info – 26.10.20

Hello!

I hope you have all had a wonderful and relaxing October holiday.

👩🏻‍💻 I will not be in school until Friday this week so I can only apologise that all the Learning Trio target sheets will be completed and given home by next Friday  (6th November) instead of this coming Friday. Apologises for this. 

🏃🏼‍♂️P.E. is on Wednesday afternoon so please come appropriately dressed for this, as the weather is ever changing.

⭐️ ZOOM Assembly on Friday at 11:30AM.

📝 This week may look a little different as I will not be in class with the children until Friday but homework should remain the same with reading and spelling.

I am still available to contact via Google Classroom or email (L.Waller@mgfl.net), if you need anything, then please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Miss Lauren Waller

Term One Targets Primary 2

I hope everyone enjoyed their October break and managed to make the most of the week off.

Getting back into the swing of things, I will be handing out the Term One Targets this week. 

This consisted of small meetings with each child and discussed what they felt they were good at and enjoyed in school.

As well as areas we felt we can work on and set as our targets. 

Some of the targets for each child, they may be able to work on them at home through games and activities. 

I have sent home a sheet at the back of the letter with some ideas of 5 to 10 minute activities that you can do at home. As well as attached some activities to this post.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me on g.peacock@mgfl.net

Spelling activities

Wellbeing Calendar

Big Maths Task Cards – P2