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Willow Class had a great day at Manchester Museum.  We saw a real mummy, Asru, and learned about her from artifacts found in her tomb.

Race for Life

Well done Willow Class. You did it!!

We have mixed grass seed into compost ready to grow our own caterpillars.

We can retell the story and know all about the days of the wek.

We have been busy making our very hungry caterpillar!

Look who has come to live at pre school- will they grow really big?

The children have been mud mixing to make a cake for the queen.  We have been working as a team to make a plan and get the job done!

We have been using natural materials to think about our timestables (multiplication).

5 x 5 = .....

We made play dough using different ingredients and then explored them in our circuits. The play dough containing salt and cream of tartare allowed electricity to flow through it as it is a conducting dough. We found the dough made with sugar to be an insulating material.

The children have been folding, bending, curling and cutting to make a 'scene' from the traditional tale.

The children have been telling Miss Brakewell where to place the loppers ready to fill a plant pot for the ladybirds to live in. 

We have been using a 'bit and brace' to make holes in some wood ready for ladybirds to visit in the summer.