Dear Edgerley parents,
We have had another busy week in Edgerley, continuing to
explore shadows and rainbows. We would like to create our own rainbows with
prisms so if any families have prisms that they would like to share with us we
would love to experiment with them. We also continued our discussions around
spring and winter flowers.
“Blossoms are weak and daffodils are strong so daffodils can
come out in winter” said Priyanka
“Uh oh! There maybe won’t be enough blossoms for the other
days in spring!” suggested Lily, thinking ahead about possible consequences
“Daffodils are so strong so the wind can’t blow the petals
away . Actually blossoms have to grow out of a tree but daffodils can grow one
by one out of the ground” said Fletcher
We covered our windows in our beautiful blossom pictures and
then set to work observing some bright yellow and orange daffodils. We felt
them, they did have stronger petals!
We said goodbye to our crabs this week and sent them back to
the nature Education Centre and next week we are looking forward to further
exploring another round home for an animal. Can you guess what it is? We are
also looking forward to welcoming Mr Wagenfellars brother-in-law who is coming
to speak to us about bee’s homes. Maybe he can explain to us why the bees in
our garden won’t make any honey in the hive we built for them using blocks?
Kind Regards
Mel, Pip and Coney
