16.5.17
On Tuesday
year 3 had an outdoor learning day. Mrs Shelton came in and taught us how bugs
live and where to find them. First Mrs Shelton took us down to the pond where we did
water dipping in the splashy pond. She told us not to be really close to the
pond because we could hurt the animals in the pond and we could get dirty. Mrs
Shelton and Mrs Marshall scooped up lots of tadpoles and other creatures. Then
we went back to class to look at the creatures there was Tadpoles, Newts, Water
boatman, Dragonfly nymph and a fresh water shrimp and a pond snail. We each had
a magnifying glass on each table. The animals were very interesting and
tadpoles were wriggling a lot.
Next we
whacked blossom on the bushes for finding bugs it was really pretty when the
blossom came down. We found a lot of bugs. We found ladybirds, beetles, caterpillars,
centipedes and a bee but the bee flew away sadly. We came back to our class
room and we told the class what we found to each other. It was a bit tricky to
find really hard bugs.
After that
we went on a tree trail around our school. We had to find these orange ribbons
with numbers on. It was pretty tricky. At the end of the hunt we got told which
tree was which and we found out a lot of surprising things about holly. Then we
had our yummy lunch.
After lunch
we had Forest School! Forest school is where we get to play and build and climb
and be safe and have fun for three hours! Some of us discovered how to climb a
tree with no adult and some of us discovered how to build a swing and a
tent/base. After three hours we lit up a fire and ate cooked bread it was
yummy. Then we had tidy up time. Finally it was home time we got our stuff for
home we also said thank you to Mrs Shelton and told her we had a great time!
By
Ava and LorenzoBefore we went on our walk we listened to Mrs Shelton tell us all about the pond. We then collected a sample to observe the wildlife.
We are on a Tree Trail, trying to identify the tree from its
leaves.
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Hunting for bugs.
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Looking at what we collected. |
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