Friday, 5 June 2015

Wrens' Surprise!

We have been reading the story Handa's Surprise as part of our Food and Farming topic. After we had read the story, we tried some of the different fruits that Handa put in her basket...



Some of the fruits were very tasty...


...some were not!


We thought of adjectives to describe what the fruits looked like, smelt like, felt like and how they tasted.
















Which was your favourite fruit?


Friday, 8 May 2015

A gift from Thailand

Sophie's nanny went to Thailand recently and knew that we had been learning about Thailand just before Easter.

Whilst she was there she bought us some pencils. Here is Sophie telling us about who they are from and where they came from:




Sophie got to give everyone their pencil.


These are the ones that the Wrens got to take home:


These are special colouring pencils for us to use in school.



What a very special gift. Thank you to Sophie's nanny for thinking of us on her holiday!!!

Footprints in the sand

The Wrens have been experimenting with how to create dinosaur footprints!

First they created an impression in some sand.

What kind of dinosaurs had footprints like these?!







Then Plaster of Paris was poured in. This was a job for a grown up!




The footprints took quite a long time to dry. We think this was because the sand had to be wet.



Now came the really exciting bit - the reveal! We had to carefully brush the sand away.




Watch out for some photos of our finished footprints coming soon!

Friday, 17 April 2015

Albert the snail

Earlier today we were invited into Robins' class to see Mrs Durling's Giant African Land Snail.

A note was written so that we didn't forget!


This is where Albert lives:


Mrs Durling and the Robins taught us lots about Albert including what he likes to eat.



Albert decided to come out of his shell!


We could hold Albert if we wanted to...some of did want to and some of us didn't!!!






We described what Albert felt like to hold. Can you remember what it felt like?













Thank you Mrs Durling, Robins and Albert!!!