P3/4
P3/4
Session 2019/20
Tuesday 21st April – First Aid
Please see below the instructions for the First Aid sessions today.
Time Capsule
Please see below a document with all of the Time Capsule suggestions for Monday – Friday.
Monday 20th April
Here are the Power-points that you require for today.
Your Brilliant Brain P1-3 Your Brilliant Brain P4-7 Time Capsule
Our P3/4 class for session 2019-20 is taught by Mr Spicer. There are 21 pupils in the class and our classroom is in Room 1B.
Meet our teacher …
August 2018
Our P3 class for session 2018-19 is taught by Mrs Crawford. There are 15 pupils in the class and our classroom is in Room 1A.
Meet our teacher…
Week commencing Monday 27th August
Please see below a copy of our Welcome Newsletter for this session:
We Loved Learning About Egypt
Primary 3 thoroughly enjoyed their Egypt topic. They learned about the Ancient Egyptian way of life and how it differs to their own. They carried out STEM challenges, science experiments, researched different artifacts, gods and pharaohs, made Egyptian bread, replica mummies and sarcophagi, scarab beetles, amulets, pharaoh portraits, canopic jars, papyrus paper and Tutankhamen’s death masks. They learned how to write in hieroglyphs and wrote messages to each other. They also learned the story of Moses and how he rescued the slaves from Egypt. At the end of our topic we held an Egypt’s Got Talent contest where the children had to pretend to be a god of their choice and we voted for who we thought was the best – Anubis won – god of embalming and the dead.
Friday 23rd November 2018
Primary 3 have had a fantastic time learning about Ancient Egypt and were lucky to go to the University of Aberdeen today to see their Ta-Kheru exhibition. Here we got see Ta-Kheru’s mummified body and her external coffin (sarcophagus); we learned that she had two coffins; an internal coffin and an external coffin (the lid of the inner coffin is still in Germany). We also saw what she would have looked like when she was alive and a holographic projection of what was under the bandages through technology from CT scans. As well as this we handled ancient Egyptian artifacts and made our own amulet necklaces.
Susan Curran from the University shared her knowledge of Egypt and the exhibition with us.
Canopic Jar which held Ta-Kheru’s liver.
A comb and a tray (fish) for holding their eye make-up.
Ta-Kheru’s mummy.
Ta-Kheru’s sarcophagus.
Ta-Kheru was an old woman when she died.
Holographic image of Ta-Kheru’s skeleton.
The Eyes of Horus amulets.
Make-up tray.
Making amulet necklaces.