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Our classroom has been turned into a castle ready for all of the Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses, Knights in shining armour and don't forget the inevitable Dragons that go hand in hand with all of that!
Having some bubbly fun !
As part of science week we decided to make a bird's nest
First of all we would like to say a BIG thank you to Jane at the Little Mouse Pottery on Main Street right here in Keyworth!
When we arrived we saw lots of the pots and ornaments that you can go and decorate.
Jane told us all about the colours she uses. She has 24 special paints and some of them even change colour when they are cooked! She has the colours she uses displayed on clay mice hung on the wall so you can choose which colour you want to use.
Last week the children found out about the Holy week of Easter.
With the Year 1 children in the Polar Bear class learning about the famous nurse Florence Nightingale we thought the F2 children could find out about other people that help us.
The Year 1 Children in the Polar Bear class are learning about a Famous Person.
Back for a new half term and what a way to start it!
This afternoon the older Polar Bear Children were set the challenge of recording a video about 'How to make a Fruit Kebab.' The younger F2 Polar Bears also got in on the act making their own fruit kebabs in the Foundation room. Take a look at their photos here
As part of our new topic about animals the Year 1 children split up into groups and made a different habitat from around the world.
A big welcome back after the holiday and a Happy New Year!
In the midst of all the Christmas festivities the children are still investigating life in space.
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