Children in need!

We has a funtastic Friday this week! To raise money for children in need we dressed in our onesies and pyjamas, coloured in fun pictures of Pudsey Bear, decorated a Pudsey cake and made a Pudsey mask! Thank you everyone for your kind donations! 

Happy Diwali!

This week we have celebrated the Hindu festival of Diwali- Festival of Lights. We watched a DVD of Sharm and his family celebrating Diwali, made 'Happy Diwali' cards, moulded and painted Diva lamps, coloured rangoli patterns on the playground and tasted a range of Indian food - it was delicious!

Making soup!

We have been very busy in class tasting, chopping and cutting vegetables for our very own soup. We tasted the vegetables raw and cooked and we also had chunky and smooth soup to taste. We are very proud of all our 'little chefs'!

Our bird visitors!

Last week we had unusual feathery visitors to school! They were birds of prey and a range of other birds too, which included some owls, a small American kestrel and a kookaburra! We all had a chance to see the birds, to ask questions and to handle one of the birds! It was really fun! 

Our autumn walk!

This week we have been looking for signs that autumn is here. We went on an autumn walk around the school grounds including our fabulous nature reserve.We found lots of red, brown, yellow and orange leaves! We also discovered fallen apples and blackberries! In class we coloured our autumn leaves and cut them out!

Our pyjama day!

We all had lots of fun last Thursday when we all arrived to school in our pyjamas! We talked about our favourite bedtime soft toy and looked at our favourite bedtime stories. We even listened to soft, calming lullabies!

Pool Party

Look at the fun we are having! We wish it was the end of term every week!

Snail Biscuits!

Today, we have been busy making snail biscuits. They tasted scrummy!

Snails!!

Yesterday, we went for a walk to look for snails. We then brought some snails back to class with us. Next, we all had a chance to hold them. Robbie said " the snails tickled my hands", Brandon said "they were slimy", Mary-Kate said "I didn't like the feel of them", Cassie said "the little one looked cute", Ffion Still said "they have a shell as a house which has a pattern on it", Ffion Talbot said " when it went up my arm it left a trail". We also observed them closely using magnifying glasses. Finally, we drew the snails. We had lots of fun.