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An exciting blog from the pupils of Cedars School of Excellence
Curriculum for Excellence
Above many of the posts I have included the relevant Curriculum for Excellence 'experience and outcomes'.
For more information on 'Curriculum for Excellence' go to
http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/curriculumforexcellence/index.asp
Trips
Tuesday 20th April - Healthy Walk, Greenock Esplande
Monday 26th April - Dip 'n' Doodle
Tuesday 27th April - Healthy Walk, Lunderston Bay
Tuesday 4th May - Healthy Walk, Parklea
Tuesday 11th May - Healthy Walk, Daff Glen, Inverkip
Tuesday 18th May - Healthy Walk, Greenock Cut
Tuesday 1st June - Healthy Walk, Finlaystone Estate
Tuesday 8th June - TBC
Tuesday 15th June - TBC
Monday 21st June - Healthy Walk - Kelburn Country Park
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- Computing
- Personal Writing
- Civil Rights Movement
- Pupil of the Week
- Glasgow Science Centre and iMax Cinema
- Monday Trip
- Rosa Parks
- Transport Museum
- Pupil of the Week
- Writing Lesson - 'The Key'
- Fantastic Reading
- Class Challenge
- The People's Palace
- Pupil of the Week
- Creating Exciting Stories
- An Arty Start!
- Winning Group
- 1960s Wall Display
- Library Visit
- Pupil of the Week
- Writing Lesson
- JFK
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About Me
- Primary 2/3 Class Blog
- This is new blog for the excellent Primary2/3 class of Cedars School of Excellence. Please feel free to leave a comment on any of the posts.
7 comments:
Thank you mr A
jack p6
You're welcome! :0)
Library trip.
I think the trip was good because we got to see a lot about our local library and it was quite interesting. I really liked the tour because we saw all the books and sections. we also went on the computer which was interesting.
Lyle
Wilberforce(1759-1833) wanted to reform society.
He wanted to abolish slavery. It took
him 18 years in parliament to do it.
Wilberforce retired in 1825 and died in 1833.
The bicycle exhibition was very interesting. I liked seeing all the cars, trams and trains. I enjoyed the industrial history of Glasgaw. I think the trip was a success.
Today we went to the Science Centre.
Where we watching under the ocean it was very exciting. It is amazing to Think there is so much life in the see.
Miss you loads Mr.A
congrats on your baby
P.S you need to give p6/7 more homework
xxx Erin Cain
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