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Summer 2

LAST DAY ANTICS!

Thank you so much for a fabulous year Kingfisher and parents. ��

We hope you all have a good summer break �� 

summer-2

Final R.E: We looked at why Jesus came to Earth and went back to Adam and Eve. See went outside and made our own Garden of Eden. �� �� ��

History: In our final history session, we had some hexagons with different features of Roman life. We had to re-arrange them into different groups, according to how we thought they fit together. We then wrote a statement about them. ��️ �� VII

Monday 30th June 2025

Science: Kingfisher have been looking at how the parent plant disperses its seed so other plants can grow. This is seed dispersal. ��

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W/B: Monday 16th June

W/B: Monday 9th June

��️⛺️ Roman Experience Day: Year 3 and 4 had two full days of hands on history. Roman Britain was bought to life and finished with a Romans vs Celts battle, and some authentic food tasting ��

Kingfisher 'dissected' a paper flower and had to lay the pieces out on a dissection mat. Some parts were tricky because 3 pieces made up 1 part of the plant �� ��