Primary 4 have had another busy week at St Mary’s.
Many of us completed our Roman Brooches!
The Romans wore brooches like these to fasten their clothes as they didn’t have zips or buttons.
We started working on tessellation. Tessellation is another word for tiling. We learned that the tiles need to be touching each other, not far apart or overlapping.
Here are some examples of tiling:
You can use different colours and shapes to make tessellations.
In RE, we learned facts about the Pope.
In Writing, we wrote wonderful descriptive poems called What is in the box?
In French, we learned about the weather and counting up to 40. We say the date in French every morning!
