Links: Archive |Entryassembly: green flag
On Friday me and Natasha took some pictures of a discussion about an assembly we would have on Friday 2nd May to tell the school what had happened to the school garden and we needed to think of scripts and slogans for it.Here is an example of one of the slogans: be a good sport and throw out and recycle that rubbish fort.
It was fun and it was interesting to listen to other ideas.
brandon
Links: Archive |EntryDying and Weaving
Last term we did weaving and dying the entire class enjoyed it. The first thing we did was paper weaving we used two different colours of paper.
Then we cut big strips of the second piece it was very simple to do.
The picture shows just some of our work we used cardboard looms for the weaving stuck to paper.
We also built our own looms with wood.
Click on the wee picture to see a big version.
Brandon and Lee
Links: Archive |EntryGraham Dorrans the ex Sandaig pupil
Graham Dorrans ex Sandaig pupil has won the First Division Player of the Year at the SPFA awards night. The 20-year-old, who will move to West Bromich Albion in the summer, has scored 12 goals so far this season. 15 years ago he was in primary 3 and he was the youngest child to play for Sandaig’s football team.To read more about Graham Dorran winning the First Division Player of the Year go to the BBC Site.
Stephanie
Links: Archive |EntrySandaig Primary Eco Code
The Eco Committee were working hard right up to the last day of term. This is the Sandaig Primary Eco code:
You can download an A4 pdf version
Links: Archive |EntryBow Ties
You need to get 2 bits of paper. You cut big lines down the middle. With the other piece you cut lines out and put them through the slits. You selotape the back.
You have to make sure no edges are sticking out.
Me and Andrew made a loom. When we started the loom we used the colours blue, green, red, blue, green, red, blue green and red. When we got to the middle was small, then we started to weave again it got bigger and we made it into a little tie and a bowtie.
Links: Archive |Entrydying
1. Heat some water until it boils.
2. Add the onion skins to one pot of boiling water the beetroot to another and the turmeric in another.
3.Add the wool and wait 1min, 3min, 5min.
Our results
| onion | beetroot | turmeric | |
| 1 min | Not dark | not dark | very dark |
| 3 mins | bit dark | not dark | not a lot darker |
| 5 mins | Dark orange | not dark at all | just the same |
Abbie and Andrew
Links: Archive |EntryFaries in Danger
Primary One have been visiting the Enchanted Forest.
We helped Brambleberry to save the faries and hedgehogs.
This video is about the terrible storm in the Enchanted Forest.
Look out for more news on the enchanted Forest soon.
Links: Archive |EntryThe Garden
Hi this is Chelsea and I am going to tell you about the work being done on the Garden. The garden looked a mess before, as you can see below.
However the kind people from Glasgow City Council Land Services Helped Clean it up and this is what itlooks like now!
But it wasn't only the workmen that did the work. The Primary 1's helped plant seeds in the pots and they have already started growing!
The workmen worked very hard through all the bad weather and we would like to give a big Sandaig THANK YOU! To them.
Links: Archive |EntryRocky Robot
We are learning about symmetry in maths I made Rocky the Robot.
Leon