Next week is National Book Week Scotland and we will be discussing our favourite books. Please could the children bring in their favourite book for a show and tell opportunity on Tuesday 16th November.
Many thanks,
Mrs Lynch
Next week is National Book Week Scotland and we will be discussing our favourite books. Please could the children bring in their favourite book for a show and tell opportunity on Tuesday 16th November.
Many thanks,
Mrs Lynch
This information will be sent home in paper form on Wednesday 12th of November. We appreciate the tight timing but for Christmas orders this is the deadline.
Payment and order forms should be returned to teachers or office by Wednesday 17th November, in a sealed and labelled envelope.
You can always print the form below and hand into the office with payment and in a sealed envelope.
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Dear Parents/Guardians,
As part of the Parent Council’s fundraising this term, the children are designing brilliant tea towels showing a collage of self-portraits. It will make a great present for family and friends or for you to hold on to as a keepsake! Due to numbers, there will be a choice to order an upper atrium towel (P5-7 children) or a lower atrium one (P1-4).
The product is 45% cotton and 55% linen and is high quality. The cost of each tea towel is £5. As the towels will be printed to order, please complete the order form below and hand it in to the office with your payment in cash (exact change), and in a clearly labelled, sealed envelope, by Wednesday 17th of November to ensure that we beat the Christmas rush!
Thanks very much and we hope you like them!
The Parent Council
Hello,
The spelling words for this week are:
red win drum off cliff
stiff cuff said here chaffinch
The sound we are focusing on is ‘ff’.
I have set up a sumdog challenge which the children have until the 15th November to complete.
Many thanks,
Mrs Lynch
Hello,
The spelling words for this week are:
up man crab Friday Saturday
Sunday today come some weekend
As there was less opportunity to read in class last week I have kept the groups on the same book, to allow for more time to practise together. This week I have also included a worksheet on coin recognition so that the children can consolidate some of their learning from primary one as we begin our money topic in maths.
I am looking forward to the learning trio appointments this week and next. To comply with covid guidelines please could just one parent/ guardian attend with their child for the face to face meetings and enter through the classroom door. Appointments are 15 minutes long. Please feel free to email myself or call the office with any queries regarding this.
Many thanks,
Mrs Lynch
Hello,
I hope everyone had a lovely October break.
The spelling words for this week are:
it dog bran Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday you your yesterday
The reading books have gone out today and will be practised in class tomorrow as well as Tuesday to Thursday next week.
Next week we have the opportunity for either a face to face learning trio conversation on Wednesday 3rd/ Friday 5th November OR a telephone consultation which I will arrange separately. Please could all forms be returned by Friday 29th October letting me know your preference.
Thank you for your support,
Mrs Lynch
Please find this week’s newsletter attached. Well done to primary 2 for working so hard this term! I hope everyone has a lovely week off and I am looking forward to seeing them back on Tuesday 26th October.
Many thanks for all your support,
Mrs Lynch
Hello,
Our sound of the week is ‘ar’ and the class have come up with an impressive word-bank of words containing the sound ‘ar’.
The spelling words to practise at home this week are:
at yes slug arm hard
scarf card all are farmyard
Many thanks,
Mrs Lynch