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Miss Sherlow 2015-16. Our Expectations  Now that the pupils are in Primary 5, there will be an expectation all children respect the environment in which.

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1 Miss Sherlow 2015-16

2 Our Expectations  Now that the pupils are in Primary 5, there will be an expectation all children respect the environment in which they are learning and respect others belongings.  We expect good behaviour and good manners at all times.  We ask the children to try their best at all times, working neatly and productively.

3 How you can help? Please support your children in preparing for school each day, your child should bring:  a sharp pencil and ruler  a rubber  a pritt stick  highlighter pens  library book  reading record  a healthy, nut free snack  a P.E kit- black shorts and white t-shirt (including jogging bottoms and outdoor P.E shoes)  water bottle Please ensure that your child’s name is on all of their belongings

4 How you can help- supporting at home Reading  Ask questions to check understanding  Ask the child to summarise what they have just read in their own words  Make flash cards of any words the child is struggling to read and practise those dailyMaths  Regular practise of number bonds, times tables, quick fire mental maths sums in real life contexts

5 How you can help- supporting at home Spelling  Practise their spelling words daily  Test them on the words  Make sure the child understands the meaning  Encourage the use of a dictionary and thesaurus  Make flash cards

6 Homework We would appreciate all homework to be signed.  Spelling – Spelling homework is set on a Monday by your child’s group teacher and should be handed in by Friday. Pupils are tested on Friday. Words are taken from the Single Word Spelling Test scheme.  Look, say, cover, write, check.  Weekly spelling should also be completed with the appropriate spelling activities (100 Point Activities) noted in spelling homework jotters.

7 Reading  Your child will take part in Ready for Reading twice weekly. Homework will be given on either a Wednesday or Thursday and due the following week. Maths  Maths homework will be set on Monday by your child’s group teacher and should be returned on Friday. This may include a challenge on Sumdog. Other Curricular Areas  This term, the children have been set a rainforest challenge to complete at least 3 rainforest themed activities by Friday 16 th October.

8 Specialist Teachers We will also have lessons throughout the year from:  Miss Kerr- Music  Mrs Mitchell – P.E.  Mrs Redmond- R.M.E Support for Learning  Mrs Kellner, Miss Kerr and Mrs Combe will provide extra support.

9  Building our class community and getting to know each other  Mini topic on our school value- Respectful  Community Contract– Class Expectations  Begun our Rainforest IDL context  Established grouping

10 The Rainforest- Literacy, Social Studies and Expressive Arts focus. Also links to technologies, ICT and Science. Maths- place value, addition and subtraction and data handling (class maths). Literacy- Ready for Reading, writing linked to the Rainforest (describing a scene, fact files, instructions, advertisement), spelling and grammar RME- water P.E- Jog Scotland and general fitness Music- Samba French- general revision of key greetings

11  The Rainforest- animal factfiles, description of the Rainforest, comparison of Mid Calder/Scotland to the Rainforest, Rainforest in a bottle, sustainability, deforestation, how we can help, Rainforest art, tree study, classification of animals etc…  Money week- We will be presenting a Rainforest Café at an open afternoon. The children will be involved in the planning, making and serving of the food and handling the money.

12  Linked to our IDL context  23 rd September and 5 th October  £7.50  Looking at Biodiversity  Tour of the Zoo  Tickets to see the pandas

13 Positive Ethos Policy  Dojo Points  Top Scorers  Living the Values  Star Writer  Star Pupil  Free Time Friday  School Blog  iAchieve  Achievement Assembly

14  Warning given  5 minutes loss of Free Time Friday- Reflection sheet to be signed and returned  Move to another seat in the class  Move to another class  Senior management

15  Quick start and registration  Daily timetable  Language task  Maths  Break  Class novel and milk  Language task then discrete subject  Lunch  Quiet time and Read Around Scotland  The Rainforest and other discrete subjects

16 1. Admin and quick start 2. Ready for Reading 3. Maths Break 4. Granny Nothing 6. Writing Lunch 7. Quiet Time 8. IDL- The Rainforest 9. Mrs Redmond

17  If there is anything you would like to discuss further, please feel free to make an appointment  Use homework jotters to communicate anything that I need to be aware of.


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