Pirate-tastic

Good morning everyone!

 Just take a look at what you achieved yesterday, I'm blown away. Well done for another fabulous day of learning. You're amazing.

 Ted had a stormer.....
he did a wonderful piece of writing and drawing about his weekend,

made a wrap pizza,



...and painted and tested his 'rainbow boat' using the 'treasure' from his maths activity.
What a super star you are Ted, this is wonderful.



George wrote about having a tea party with his family in the garden for the V.E celebrations. He also worked hard on writing 'qu' words.
 

Later, he made and tested his ship. This looks like a very happy sailor!


After a busy weekend helping to find the drain in the field and planting in the veg garden...

 


...Alfie did some super writing about his weekend,

played snakes and ladders with Sepp



and worked hard on his phonics and maths activity.


Elsie and Henry have been doing lots of walking looking for different animal prints, made a water slide, made flapjack and bread, made bunting for V.E. Day, which has been hung up in Taddington, drew rainbows ðŸŒˆ for the pub window to say thank you to the NHS, had a big talk and learned all about the war which Elsie was so interested in.




 






 




 


Well done Bears for your outstanding effort. I'm very proud of you all.

I hope you all have a wonderful day today, I can't wait to hear all about it.

Stay safe and look after each other.

Miss F 

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