For enterprise craft this year P2/3 have made Snowman Christmas tree decorations. And, as you can see from the pictures below, these have turned out really well!
P2/3 have decided, after much deliberation, that each Snowman Christmas tree decoration will cost £2.
In the picture below, you can see that P2/3 have also made christmas cards which look like christmas puddings. These are going to be sent to the care center.
Glenurquhart Primary Virtual Chess Club
November Challenge ~ Fast Chess
Our 3 Fast Chess Champions over the last 30 days are all in P2/3!
They are:
Congratulations to each of you – your sticker is on the way!
Miss Mullin
P2/3 have recently been learning about fractions in maths. In the pictures below they were using plastic cubes to help them learn how a whole can be divided into halves and quarters. In addition, P2/3 were also drawing hedgehogs and using brightly coloured paints to draw their spikes!
Here are a selection of pictures of P2/3 during their Art and phonics lessons. In Art, P2/3 were learning about the artist Takashi Murakami. The latter founded the postmodern art movement called superflat, which is influenced by anime and manga. There is also a picture from the Children in Need dress up day!
Today P2/3 drew and coloured in some scary pictures for halloween. These included creepy pumpkins, scary witches and spooky owls. And, as you can see, they managed to make some very scary faces of their own for their class photo!
Here are a number of pictures of P2/3 during their Art lessons.
In these lessons P2/3 learnt about Henri Matisse and Frida Kahlo. And, after learning about these artists, they then created their own collages out of coloured paper and also drew self-portraits using brightly coloured pastels!
They also learnt about sculpture and created their own out of clay.
In addition, there is also a picture of the class wall where you can see what P2/3 created after learning about Vincent Van Gogh.
P2/3 have been learning about famous painters. Today they learnt about Vincent Van Gogh and had a go at painting some of the things that can be seen in his paintings.
Once the paintings dry we shall be putting them up on the wall, so check back soon to see what they have created!
To play this game, players need to divide the deck of cards evenly amongst themselves. Each player takes two cards and places them face down.
The two cards are then turned over to make a 2 digit number. The player with the largest number takes all four cards. If there is a draw then each player takes two more cards and adds that second number to the first number. The player with the largest sum takes all 8 cards. The game ends when one player has all of the cards.
