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Here are the CLIC targets for this week.
C – CORE Numbers (Step 2): I can understand numbers to 20.
Remember to use your ‘counting to 20’ to check you are right.
L – Practise these facts: 3+8, 3+9, 4+7, 4+8, 4+9.
I – Fact Families (Step 2): I can turn 1 digit + 1 digit facts into multiples of 10.
Remember to copy the fact and write the switcher. Then bring the total (sum) to the front, change the symbol and write the 2 switchers.
For example: 20+10=30, 10+20=30, 30-10=20 and 30-20=10
C – Subtraction (Step 12): I can take a 1 digit number from a number to 20.
Remember to find the starting number, count back the right amount (one jump for each number) and see where you have landed.
You can practise these targets each day. See Google Classroom for questions to answer or try writing some questions of your own.
Source: Primary 3
Well done to Victor, our first pupil of the week for the new year. He has engaged in all our online learning activities this week and shared lots of his learning on our Google Classroom.
Source: Primary 1
We are onto out second week of home learning. After a fantastic week last week I know P7 are ready to be successful learners and tackle the week ahead with positivity! 
Please see below an overview of our upcoming week. As always any questions/concerns please get in touch.
Source: Primary 7
This weeks CLIC Targets
C- I can recognise fraction and understand what they mean
L- Times tables challenge- booklet.
I- I understand square numbers. I can solve problems with square numbers
C- I can solve subtraction sums. I can solve subtraction word problems
Source: Primary 7
Hello everyone, I hope you all had a nice weekend.
Today I have two things for you. The first is another story about how we fill our buckets.
Are you managing to keep your buckets filled at home? or have you had some bucket dipping happening? Don’t forget to get a grown up to write on your bucket all the lovely and kind things you are doing to keep buckets filled.
The other job I have for you today is to practice your days of the week. I know some of you have messaged us and told us that you have been practicing these. You can learn these lots of different ways. The song we use in nursery is the one that is set to the Adams Family tune.
Have a great day and stay safe.
Source: Nursery
It’s Sienna’s Birthday! We hope you have a wonderful day!
Happy birthday to you,
On this your special day.
We’re so glad to share it with you,
To bring gifts, eat cake and play.
We hope you have a great time,
And that all your wishes come true.
Because we don’t know anyone who deserves
A happier birthday than you!
Source: Primary 2
Our Pupils of the Week are
Morning
Evie for fantastic number work
and Afternoon
Maria for engaging in and completing work on ILD
Source: Nursery
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