In P5 students watched this video. In this unit, we are talking about sea animals.

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A stamp!

Explanation: An envelope can go anywhere in the world which is very big and the stamp goes everywhere with the envelope. But an envelope is very small and the stamp never moves from the corner of the envelope. Got it? 🙂

What travels all around the world and stays in a corner?

In 4th grade, we played a game called ‘Who’s at Home’!

• Who’s talking on the phone?
• My uncle
• Who’s washing up?
• My cousin
• Who’s reading comics?
• My auntie
• Who’s eating biscuits?
• My granny
• Who’s tidying up?
• My grandad
• That’s right!

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The answer of the last riddle is……  “C”!!!

Res millor per fer passar aquests dies de fred que un poema ben calentó!!

The perfect cup of cocoa
Is rich and chocolatey,
And always warm, but not too hot –
A steaming chocolate sea.

The surface is enclosed beneath
A thick marshmallow mound,
Which melts into a gooey cloud
Without the slightest sound.

A whipped cream swirl extends beyond
The surface of the cup,
And chocolate sprinkles add
The perfect touch to dress it up.

The perfect cup of cocoa
Is like an old best friend –
It’s warm, it’s sweet, it’s such a treat,
And yummy till the end.

. Which letter of the alphabet has the most water?

The answers of the riddles are…….. A CLOCK AND A BOTTLE !!!

Second of primary is currently making their very own “All About Me” booklets this month. Students will write about their favorite things such as favorite colors, foods, and who is in their family. Students will also illustrate each page in order to show their understanding of the English vocabulary. We are also playing fun games in order to practice farm vocabulary such as “cow”, “cat”, and many more important words that you can find below!

Milk

Duck

Farmer

Horse

Pig

Chicken

Can you guess this new riddle?

. What has a neck but not a head?