We have looked at a range of sources to learn all about Ancient Egyptian artefacts! 📖

We are looking at Victorian style portraits this week. What wonderful photos the children took! @NewEarswickPS

This stegosaurus was independently drawn, painted and photographed. We have some fantastic independent learners.

Did you know that a T-Rex jaw was 4 foot wide and had 60 teeth? We think they could have probably swallowed us in one gulp!

Some more fantastic independent learning from last week.

We were amazed to discover that a dinosaur footprint was 25 times bigger than one of our footprints!!

Today this little group of learners told me “We’ve made a camouflaged den to hide from dinosaur predators.” What a great use of some of our juicy jargon!

What a start to the year! In our topic work, we have concentrated on how life was tough for Victorian children. Here we have some of our children role playing life in a Victorian school. 😁

Lots of smiles this morning for maths 😆😆

We used some natural resources at forest school to create some dinosaur pictures. I just love the teeth!

Last week we had a go at being palaeontologists. We searched for bones, carefully collected them and tried to piece them together. We were very excited to discover a stegosaurs skeleton.

We had a great time making a mammoth in forest schools!

Eek! The Bedtime Boxes are ready for another year! 📚 I wonder who will be the first lucky recipients..? 📚

Which sounds are we learning this half term? Here’s a handy guide!

https://youtu.be/shlSQrleibs