Preston Lodge HS - SfL goes Global
kenyan-home-grown-foods-and-crops
Kenya is a country in East Africa. We have in previous lessons discovered that food such as bananas and coffee beans are grown there. In this lesson we will be looking at this in more detail and investigating what other food supplies may originate in Kenya - and what they need to grow healthily.
The linked [...]
where-does-our-food-come-from
In this series of lessons we will be looking at where our food comes from. The children were introduced to the idea that food stuffs come from different places (and often more than one place) on the planet using the attached worksheet.
Examples of the food stuffs were brought in for them to look at, smell [...]
This year in Social Studies the pupils will be undertaking a project called The Garden for Life. In this project we will be covering a wide range of issues and will be tying them back in to the work we did last year in Science (The life of plants) and our Gardening lessons this year.
We [...]
We have all heard the old story about apprentices being sent by their bosses to get long stands or tins of tartan paint - but the ELP pupils could have done with that very thing in the last week, as they have looked into Scottish clans and their tartans!
The Thomson Tartan (look familiar?)
Mr Samuel has [...]
Since the February half term the children have been undertaking a geography module taught by Mr Simcock and Mr Samuel.
This module has involved the children learning about
maps and how they show where places in Scotland (and the world) are
making their own maps of East Lothian (pictorial)
making their own 3D model of East Lothian (highlighting landmarks)
countries [...]
PRESTON TOWER IN PRESTONPANS
The ELP Social Studies program is delivered by SfL teacher Zoe Monaco with input from Social Studies PT Marion Morris. The S1 Enhanced Learning Provision pupils work in a discreet group with Mrs Monaco and an auxiliary.
Materials have been prepared and differentiated by Ms Morris to tie in with the overall cross [...]
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