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I'm a survivor

Our topic this half term is     I'm a survivor!

 

We will be looking at the wonderful world of mini beasts, animals and humans! We will be learning what different species need to be able to survive and focusing on how different habitats affect this.

For our WOW Starter Ranger Rob came in to show us a variety of different animals - we saw and held a baby bull frog, a creepy crawly tarantula and even a Burmese Python!

 

In our maths work we will be learning all about fractions and how we can link fractions, multiplication and division together.

 

In our Science work we will be investigating a variety of micro habitats and creating a range of food chains!

 

So let's have another wonderful half term!

Important SPRING 2 Documents

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Ranger Rob's Visit

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