Writing Task: Spectacular Sentences. This week, we continued learning about sentence structure. Students were taught about the seven parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions and pronouns) and then shown how to combine these into clauses and phrases. We worked on…
In Transition Jain, we are having fun learning about numbers. Learning Intention: We are learning to count. Success Criteria: I can count to 10. I can make numbers with plasticine. I can count blocks. I can draw circles to match a number. I can write numbers to 10.
In Term 1, 2019 almost 30% of Larrakeyah Primary School students will participate in the Extra-Curricular Activity Program (ECA Program); a significant increase on last term. See how the ECA Program is developing and how it continues to enhance student development.
I thought a good lesson to present for visible learning at this early stage of the year is our class lesson on ‘responsibility’.This lesson was part of the Larrakeyah Learner’s unit.Students were involved in lots of whole class and small group discussion on what responsibility looks and feels like for…
Writing Task: Students wrote a letter to their future self to express their feelings on commencing a new school year. This letter will be kept by Mrs Matthews and given to the students at the end of the year. The writing focus was for students to use the ‘table top’ strategy in their planning to develop…
As we welcome students back to Larrakeyah Primary School for Term 1, we’re pleased to update you on the expansion of our school programs leading into 2019.
The ability to support student learning through technology and provide a more robust focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) is at the core of Larrakeyah Primary’s curriculum.
To use expression to show feelings, to entertain, to create an image in the reader’s head of the wet season.
We have been learning about place value and number patterns, as well as swimming skills.
Our students, including all year levels from 2 to 6, receive Chinese lessons in Mandarin as Larrakeyah Primary School’s second language of choice. Learning a second language is an enriching experience that not only has deep learning benefits but also opens doors for future career development as student’s complete their schooling.
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