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This week in class we have been writing poems about different emotions. We then typed them up and had to send them in an email. You can see a few of them below. 
On Thursday we learned about poems. Paige WE have been learning about money. Jessica We have been learning how to email. Josh Mr Brown helped us to get on the email and send them out. Ben Emailing was hard. Laia We were trying to make a video of our poems but that didn't work out. William WE have been talking about our friends and been writing about who our friends are and why- nice and that. Cameron C We did acrostic poems of other people. Ava WE have read some more Tom's sausage Lion. Shae WE have been doing athletics in PE. WE enjoyed doing the poems. Kirsty In money work we did change. Rebecca In art this week we were learning to draw with oil pastilles. Gareth 
There was a whole school competition to design a poster for Hunter's demolition earlier this year (see http://www.bordertelegraph.com/news/roundup/articles/2014/04/21/495117-earlston-pupils-have-a-smashing-time/ ) This Friday, William received his prize- a shot in the digger. All the class went out to cheer him on and he had great fun in the digger. Watch the video below. William in the digger! from Earlston Primary on Vimeo. We have been reading Tom's Sausage Lion. Ava
On wedensday mrs anderson came in to teach us.First we did art and in art we were making spring trees and we were just finishing the blossom. We were using the end of a paintbrush to do this with green, red, pink and white paint. In maths we were doing maths stations. We were learning our ten times tables, we were measuring lenght and were chucking toy cars and toy balls and seeing how far they would go with metre sticks. Seth and Kirsty In music different people were dancing. We sang songs like Miss Mary Mac and Everybody feel the force. 
Today we started by going to assembly. The assembly was all about the playground behaviour and explaining different rewards and consequences. When we came back, we learnt how to use the new laptops. How to turn them on and off and how to log on and off. Some of us went on Google Earth and found our houses. However, we had some problems getting onto all the laptops. Gary and Miles helped us because they were the people setting all the new computers. After that we started to make powerpoints about money. Some of us found it hard because we couldn't get pictures to paste because of the new way of pasting. Mr Brown wasn't very helpful and encouraged us to try and work stuff out for ourselves and to help each other. This is called being resillient and not given up quickly. This afternoon we were learning about money and also developing our reading skills.
Welcome back primary 3. This week is the second last of out roman topic. It should be a very exciting week also as we get our new computers and laptops! On the last day of term primary 5 shared with us some Roman games that they had made. We really enjoyed playing these games and learnt a lot from them. A huge thank you for all the help pupils have had with their homework this term. What they have been able to bring in has been fantastic. Some examples can be seen below. Last week we were busy finding out all about living things. We will continue to look at this on Monday! In art we used the moss that we collected and blended it with buttermilk, water and sugar. It smelt disgusting! We then used the mix to paint our names on a piece of cardboard. Hopefully they will grow into the shape of our name. Today in class we were in full scientist mode. We were setting up an experiment to find out if beans would grow without soil. We had lots of different hypothesises such as: After, we wrote up our experiment so that other people could try it for themselves. Welcome to the primary 3 blog page. We look forward to sharing all about our learning and experiences. 
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Primary 3Primary 3 consists of 29 pupils and are taught by Mr Brown. Our topics this year include "The Twits", "Space", "Recycling", "Romans" and "Plants and Living Things" 
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