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What a busy time Year 2 have had in forest school! They have had lots of fun making mini dens, playing beetle tag, bug hunting, safely using tools and making clay animals. Well done everyone!
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Year 5 have been making mini dens and using clay to make creatures to live in their dens. They also used tools safely to cut the wood and try out some whittling. Everyone enjoyed playing the closer, closer hide and seek game and finding the blue alder beetles.
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The reception group had fun today playing 1,2,3 Where are you?, making their beautiful forest crowns and bug hunting. The children found some fantastic hiding places! Well done everyone!
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In forest school today Year 1 pretended to be bats and use their sense of hearing to find and catch the 'moths'. Then they used their sense of touch to explore the trees and find them again after their blindfolds were removed. All of the children worked well in their teams and helped each other. The children also used the hammers and leaves to make patterns on cloth which is called Hapazome. Well done everyone!
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Year 1 had a very busy time in their forest school session. They have been playing a game that involves searching for wool 'worms', making nests and animal homes. They have been climbing trees and made a new friend called Slowy the snail!
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The children in Reception had a fantastic climbing and hiding in the trees. They also decorated wood cookies to make spinners and medals for Fathers Day.
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Year 1 had a busy afternoon in forest school this week. They have been bug hunting, playing forest ranger and carrying out a scavenger hunt. Some children used some of the natural objects that they found on their scavenger hunt to make some art work. They have also been using their different senses to walk across the log walk while being blindfolded! Well done Year 1.
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The children in reception had a great time in their forest school session this week. The made some fairy houses and played 1,2,3 Where are you? They also found lots of natural objects and flowers to decorate their bracelets. Some children even made crowns and magic wands.
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The rain did not dampen the spirits of the children in Year 1. They have been making super fairy and pixie houses, looking after blue Alder Beetles and balancing on the slack line. They also enjoyed playing 123 Where are you?. I was really impressed by their teamworking skills.
Welcome to the GM Walking Festival 2022! Join in by searching for a walk near you, shorter or longer walks, easier or more challenging walks or something that takes your fancy on a particular day in May.
