We are all getting ready for Sports Day with a bit of Zumba!!
In Science we have been exploring animal habitats and found lots of evidence of habitats in our Woodland this Spring.
Did you know that animals and insects who live in forest and woodland habitats rely on the trees to give them what they need – shelter, food, and protection from other creatures?
Look at what we found living in our Woodland.
What other living things did we find? Have a look in your gardens and please leave me a comment if you find any habitats. Thank you, Mrs McCabe x.
Our new topic for Summer term is Under the Sea.
I am really looking forward to sharing some lovely stories and finding out facts about creatures that live in the sea.
Do you have a favourite sea creature?
Please post your favourite creatures on our blog, I can’t wait to read them.
Have a look at our egg-ceptional entries to Highfield’s Easter Egg Competition 2018.
You all put lots of effort into your designs, I was egg-static.
Unfortunately, there could only be 1 winner and 2 runners up.
Congratulations to Liam, Faran and Charlie-Mae.
Thank you 1F for all your hard work and effort this week. I have loved doing The Day The Crayons Quit with you.
You all looked amazing on World Book Day. Mrs Millett and I were blown away by your fantastic costumes.
We are celebrating World Book Day on Friday 2nd March.
Please come to school dressed as your favourite book character and bring your favourite book to school too. We can share them together in class.
Who will you come as?
Well done 1F! Mrs Millett and I were amazed by your Dino-tastic models. Thank you for all your hard work and effort. You have been very busy.
Can you write a sentence or two to describe the Stegosaurus below? Write your sentences by leaving me a comment.
Remember our writing targets ~ capital letters, fingers spaces, Fred talk, adjectives and full stops.
I look forward to reading your dino-terrific sentences!
I love turtles and was exceptionally lucky to swim with them last Summer. They are beautiful. gentle and graceful. Turtles have existed for 220 million years, lay their eggs on land and have a hard shell that protects them like a shield.
