Litter Pickers

 In RE this week, Bears were looking after our planet . They went litter picking around school, as well as in the village.






Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Good morning!

Good morning Bears. I hope you’ve all had a lovely weekend. Just wanted to say how much I’m looking forward to seeing what you’ve been doing. Don’t forget to share your learning with us on here and add observations to Tapestry. Let me know if there’s anything I can help with by emailing me. Don’t forget to get out in the garden and share what learning you’ve been doing there too. I’m going to share some links to some free audio books on the home learning document for you to enjoy also. Happy home schooling! Miss Furness
Read more

Morning you bonkers Bears

Morning all! Looks like it could be a little warmer today for our forest schools, we may not need our waterproofs. What do you fancy doing? I’m going to dig up a border in my garden and plant some vegetables. What things are best to plant in April? Could you find out for me? Must dash, it’s nearly time for P.E with Joe. Robert has been joining in every day, I need to try and catch up. Have a terrific Thursday everyone, looking forward to hearing all about it. Stay safe and look after each other, Miss Furness
Read more

Unusual footprints

Image
 After break time, the children found footprints outside our classroom and a some things hidden under the mat in our classroom. There was a map, mayonnaise, a magnet, milk, and the letter 'm'. The children discovered that everything started with the 'm' and must belong to Max from our new story 'where the wild things are'.   We then sorted other objects into things that begin with 'm' and things that don't .  The Bears enjoyed making boats, like the private boat Max sailed in, and testing them in the water to see if they floated. 
Read more