Foundation Stage Gallery
Wild Science
It was great to meet Noah from ‘Wild Science’ and his collection of animals and creatures. The children were able to touch and stroke all of the creatures as well as learn lots of interesting facts. We found out that ‘Trunchball’ the tarantula is 3 years old and that she could live for another 57 years! Interestingly guinea pigs like to live in pairs and the children had the opportunity to stroke ‘Freddy’ the guinea pig and meet his brother ‘Max’. Next the children met ‘Barry’ the biggest snail and ‘Garry’ the smaller snail the children were fascinated to find out that snail’s eyes are located at the end of their tentacles. We discovered how ‘Sammy’ the leopard gecko can ‘camouflage’ itself to hide away from its predators. The children were fascinated to touch ‘Noodle’ the millipede and we found out that this giant millipede lives on the jungle floor eating leaves in Africa. Finally, lots of children touched or held the ‘Mars’ the royal python around their necks.
Poetry Day FSB
Poetry Day FSA
Snack 19th September
Baby Visitor
Today Mrs Patching came in to visit with her baby girl and to teach us all about babies! We talked about what babies need and how to look after them. We all really enjoyed meeting her baby. Thank you Mrs Patching.
Snack 12th September
