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This is how the some of the primary 7′s feel aboutgoing to Benmore camp next week!

Olympics Assembly
Primary 6/7 have been finding out about the ancient and modern Olympics and they shared their learning with us in this fabulous assembly.

We will be putting some QR codes in P6/7 Learning Stories, linking to the clip.

Hello do you want to make a cool lava lamp? Well, we will tell you how to make one.

Here are all the ingredients  you will need :

One Bottle

A Bottle of oil

Food Colouring

Alka Seltzer Tablets

Water .

We are going to tell you how to do it step by step.

1. Get a Bottle

2. Fill 3/4 of the bottle in oil

3. Fill the rest with water

4. Pour in 10 drops of food colouring

5. Your Mum or Dad will have to put an alka seltzer tablet in the bottle for you

6. Put the lid on tightly

 7. Shake it up and watch it fizz!

Hello everybody, we will tell you how to make your very own christmas card.

 We are making a glittery christmas tree

You will need :

• blue and green card
• scissors
• 4 colours of glitter
• glue
• merry christmas  sign stickers
• sticker corners

         You start off with  a blue card and fold it in half.

         Get  a green card and fold it in half then draw half of a christmas tree on it  and then cut it    

         out.

          Stick it on to your blue card.

          Stick a merry christmas sticker anywhere on your  card.

           Take your jar or bag of glitter and then take glue and cover the edges of the christmas tree, sprinkle it with all the different colours.

   Take the  rest of your glitter mix some together and put glue in the middle of your tree, and then cover it with multi coloured glitter

         The last thing at the end take a glue spreader and do little strikes beside your tree and also stick your corners on at your left side

             Thank you for reading.  Do not use a whole tub of glitter!

                       By

                                Angela

                                                      Lewis

                                                                     Connie

This is how to make dough decorations.

You will need;

2 cups of plain flour

1 cup of water

 2 spoonfuls of salt

pencil

ribbon

mixing bowl

rolling pin

wooden spoon

1. Pour 2 cups of flour in the bowl and 2 cups of water and some salt.

2. Mix it with the wooden spooon when it gets harder use your hands. If it starts to crumble add more water, but if it’s sticking to your hands, add flour.

3. Then get a rolling pin a roll the dough on to a flat surface.

4. After that  get different shape cutters and cut out different shapes.

5. Poke a hole though the shape with a pencil.

6. Then leave them to dry.

7. Cut a  piece of ribbon and thread it through the hole and tie it at the top.

8. Then hang your dough decoration on your tree or a door handle.

 And thats your dough decoration finished!

  On Monday 15th December 2010, we got a challenge. We  had to write  and present a Blue Peter style show. The theme was Christmas. We  had to think of things that we could show and do in front of pupils and teachers at  our assembly . We  had many ideas and here are the ones that we did: Snowglobes, Lavalamps , Christmas cupcakes, Christmas dance ,Christmas cards, Dough tree decorations or door hangers.

At the end of our presentations we got asked lots of questions about how we made our Christmassy things so we have put together instructions on how to make them!

Have fun!

Primary 7  have been learning about electricity.  After lots of investigations they have been set a task – to design a game, using electricity,  just in time for Christmas!

Our games will be finished soon and we may be visiting you to try them out!Keep watching our blog for more details!