We were treated to a fun visit from W5 this week. We found out all about travel, transportation and inventions. You can see from the pictures below it was an enjoyable morning for everyone!
Well done to all the children who dressed up & got involved in the competition. Some fabulous outfits & great ideas for decorating the potatoes & toilet roll tubes. 👏🏼🤩👍🏻👌🏻
Below are the competition winners for P1-3. 😍😄
Well done to all children and families for making such an effort for World Book Day 2023. Congratulations to our Prizewinner and those who were highly commended.
The world belongs to those who read! 🌎📚
Today we were very excited to have a visit from Ian Paterson and his barn owls. Ian gave a very interesting and interactive talk to our class. The children (and adults!) even had an opportunity to hold “Loni” and “Fluffy”, the long-eared barn owl.
A great way to start our Term2b Topic- Birds. 🦅 🦢 🐦
January has been a busy month in P3! As you can see from the images below, P3F have thoroughly embraced the Pirate topic! We have followed compass directions, discovered full, quarter and half turns and even counted pirates treasure! In literacy, we have written facts about famous pirates, designed a wanted poster, composed and performed a sea shanty and had an afternoon speaking like pirates!!! Arrrrrh!
We worked on computers and the iPads during ICT. We discovered our pirate names, designed a pirate and used Chatterpix app to make them talk! We hope you enjoy looking through our photographs.
P3F Mathletics Certificate Winners for Term 1. Well done boys and girls!
Here we are enjoying our IZAK9 numeracy lesson. Children demonstrated great cooperation and problem solving skills. We love having fun with numeracy in P3!
This month we welcomed visitors from Oxford Island, the PSNI and the Amazing Journing Experience from Baptist Youth. We worked together problem solving with IZAK9. Primary 3F had lots of practise reading, following and writing instructions. We are very good at being bossy! We also undertook a science experiment in order to show how pollination occurs- this included lots of nectar (disguised as cheesy wotsits!).
In literacy, we have been learning all about instructions. We followed instructions in order to cross the road safely. Later in the week, we had a chance to write our own instructions.
We used acrylic paints to paint our clay minibeasts. We enjoyed learning about layering and brush technique, in order to achieve different outcomes.
We explored art and design in digital form and created ladybird pictures on the iPads.
Primary 3F also welcomed Sandra and Kathryn from Oxford Island today. We went on a minibeast hunt and learnt lots of interesting facts about mini beasts in our school environment.
A little snippet of our learning. We hope you enjoy looking through our photographs and get a flavour of P3F!
A little snippet of our learning so far. We hope you enjoy looking through our photographs and get a flavour of Primary Three. ⭐️🌎✏️
