Dear
Mead Room families and friends,
We
were very fortunate to be able to go on an excursion to see a show, ‘Emily
Loves to Bounce’ at the Odeon theatre. The
production was amazing! It was a whimsical world of balls and boxes,
friendship, empathy and difference.
Jack – The boxes moved and Amy
went ‘AAAGGGHHH’
Jonas – Henry scared Amy
away and then she looked in the box and Amy found him!
Connor – All
the balls were on the floor
Alana – I liked the balls
Tom D – There were balls,
and a big one
Sid – The balls, lots of blue
ones.
The
big bus ride was a lot of fun too...
A big
thankyou to Lauren, Tanya and Edwina - we couldn't have done this without you!
We
have deepened our investigation into rubbish…..
We are
observing the ‘3 arrows’ EVERYWHERE! And
we are so thrilled the children are discovering the ‘3 arrows’ recycling emblem
at home too.
A few
times this week we have tossed all of our recycling, and general rubbish, onto
the floor of the Mead Room. The children
have been absolutely horrified! We tried
to imagine what it would be like if this was to happen in the street, in our
house and in our environment.
Danica – The world would be
smelly
James – The world would be
yucky and blah
We found
a book that showed rubbish in the environment – so we were determined to sort
our rubbish and make sure that only a little bit went into the ‘yucky bin’, the
rest we recycled.
Zed
found a tiny piece of rubbish in our outside environment – he quickly pointed
it out to Mrs Prest and said, “That has to go in the bin!”, so off we
went. Then later this week he spotted
another bit of rubbish, some masking tape, and alerted another teacher!! Well done Zed!
Enjoy
your weekend!
From
Melissa, Elodie and Rosalie
