Primary 3 boys and girls have been busy creating their African Projects. Everyone had to choose a topic that interested them.
Mrs Best was looking for:
- An attractive poster
- Handwritten facts
- Some pictures which were mounted
- Labels and captions
- Careful sticking!
Mr and Mrs Priestley were our special judges. They said that they were very impressed with the high standard of all the projects and they had a difficult task choosing the winners.
Great fun was had by all - and we learnt a lot about Africa.
Have a look at our photos!
Best origami whale!
Here are the winners of the Primary 3 origami whale competition.
The judges were Cerys and Ethan from P7.
Each one of us brought a pumpkin to school. Here are some of the activities we enjoyed:
- We found out about how a pumpkin grows by learning about its life cycle.
- We tasted pumpkin seeds - some people thought they tasted like paper!
- We gave our pumpkin a name and then created name cards.
- We made faces for our pumpkin. Some were scary, some were funny!
- We estimated and then measured the height of our pumpkins. Some were very tall!
- We listened to pumpkin poems and stories.
- We thought about questions we would like to ask our pumpkins and then Mrs Best showed us how to write a question by using a capital letter at the start and a question mark at the end. We hope you enjoy looking at our pumpkin photos!