An Historical Walk

Last Friday we took an historical walk around part of East Harling. We have learned a lot about Jubilee Avenue and The Crescent from our visitors and from the Harling Memories history book. 

We learned about the well, what the houses were made of and about the outside toilets. Mrs Coleman had already visited us in class, when she told us all about living here when she was a child. 

We visited her shed, which used to be the toilet. They are protected buildings now as they are part of our history.

We looked at some of the houses on our walk home, to deduce whether they are old or new. There were lots of clues.

Learning at home

Mulberries have been concentrating on East Harling buildings and maps for their homework. Look at their amazing work!

 

Eleanor's house! 

Building work at Olivia's

A home for the future and an ideal garden.

St. George's Distillery!

Do you recognise this map?

Forest school skills

The tools have been put to good use again today, to make some might fine snakes and necklaces! Look at our skilled work when whittling and sawing!

      

Inspired by The Incredible Book Eating Boy

After writing a new middle part for his Incredible Book Eating boy story, we were inspired by Oliver Jeffers to create our own collages. They have made our new classroom look very cheerful! 

Snakes!

We have been practising our skills with tools, to whittle and saw, so that we could make our snakes. We loved it! What do you think?