Category: Little Chicks

Little Chicks this year decided to retell one of their favourite stories, 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'. All the children performed brilliantly! We could hear every word, they remembered where to go and weren't phased by the large audience! Well done Little Chicks we are all very proud of…

After our bug parade the children enjoyed a puppet show. The puppetier did two stories, The Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood. The children really enjoyed the performances and the ice lollies at the end.

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We had some fantastic mini-beasts come to school this morning! Butterflies, spiders and busy bees.

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This week we are ordering things according to length. We have used the language, longest, shortest, longer, shorter as we ordered caterpillars and lengths of guttering. 

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Little Chicks dressed up for the re-opening of the library. The children were captivated by the story author Dan Worsley told us and as we walked back to class Dan commented on their excellent behaviour. Well done Little Chicks! we are very proud of you!

Over the last few weeks we have watched our caterpillars grow and form cacoons. On our return to school on Monday we found 4 beautiful butterflies.

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This morning we had a visit from Hands on Animals. They brought in minibeasts and other animals for the children to look at, such as a giant snail, snake, stick insect and even a tarantula! The children had the opportunity to touch and even hold each creature. We learnt about where they live, what…

Our new topic of minibeast's has certainly captured the interest of a few children! This morning we went investigating the bugs that we could find in the garden. We found bees, woodlice, and a snail. We enjoyed letting the snail crawl on our hands, watching to see how it moved and learning about…

Well the soup went down a treat! Everybody tried some for snack, (even some very fussy eaters!) we were very impressed!

We enjoyed dipping some bread in and wiping the bowl clean with it! So no more excuses that they don't like vegetables!! We have photo evidence to prove…

As part of our topic, this morning we made some vegetable soup. We used ingredients that we had read about in our story 'Oliver's Vegetables'. After washing our hands we helped prepare carrots, potatoes, peas, beetroot, cabbage, and spinach. We even had chance to taste a few of our raw…

Mrs Richardson brought in two lambs from her families farm for the children to name and feed. The children chose the names Robbie and Rosie for the 3 week old lambs. The children enjoyed stroking and learning about the lambs and then helped Mrs Richardson to bottle feed them. 

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This morning we went on a walk to the Plant Place Garden Centre. Before we set off we talked about the importance of road safety and what we needed to do to be careful around the road and cars. Then with our adults we set off. The children were exceptionally well behaved and very sensible. As…