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Why do birds have different beaks? 🦆🦅

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 In our revisit of our classification topic, animals including humans, today we have been investigating birds further. We discovered that birds have different beaks for eating different foods. We put to the test which the best beak was for eating seeds and worms 🪱 (spaghetti) using different beans (tweezers, spoons, forks, and pincher grip). 
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Caring for our environment

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 During Forest schools this afternoon, the infants went litter picking  - helping to care for our community. help care for our community. 
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Wells dressings

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 The infants made their own wells dressings today. They started by cutting out a small piece of card then rolling out clay onto it. Then they drew their design and added the natural materials to create their artwork.                                                               
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Inukshuks 🗿

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As part of our art topic, the Tigers have been learning to model clay. This week we created our own ‘Inukshuks’, which are stone structures created by Arctic peoples in North America for navigation. We modelled the clay using our learnt techniques to create them. 
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Bernard’s Farm Visit 🐄

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 Today, the Tigers visited Bernard’s Farm in Longnor for an exciting afternoon 🐄🐷. We learnt all about hay meadows and hay making, lambing and rare breeds of pig. We met some runner ducks and Kez the sheepdog along the on the way🐶 and we even took her a walk through the meadows 🌻
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