We read a story called 'Miki' by Stephen Mackey about a little Inuit girl and we also found out some information about the Inuit people on the computer.
The children have had further opportunities to make snow, observe polar bears and walruses near the research station, build igloos and help the little Inuit girl to find her lost toys.
We are also enjoying having gymnastics with Jess and in maths have started to learn our number bonds to 10 using numicon to help us.
Many thanks for all the milk cartons - please keep bringing them in - we have about 125 and need about double this amout!
Enjoy our pictures below!
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| Measuring the right amounts! |
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| Mix it up! |
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| Sticky fingers! |
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| In it goes! |
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| Making some more! |
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| In it goes! |
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| This snow appears as if by magic when water is added! |
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| Watch carefully! |
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| Just the right amount! |
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| WOW! |
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| Fascinating! |
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| Let's play! |
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| Don't waste any! |
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| Great team work - a sense of achievement! |
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| The right tools for the job! |
Another fun packed week for our children! Morgan has loved telling me about the Inuits and about the stories he has heard in class. He is thoroughly enjoying this term.
ReplyDeleteZoe (Morgan's Mummy)
Hi Zoe and Morgan,
ReplyDeleteso pleased you are enjoying all the stories about the Arctic - I've got another lovely story for next week, about an Inuit and a polar bear!
Mrs MacMorrin