P 5 have been having more forest fun with our forest schools sessions.
In week 2 they learned some tree id skills and tried them out while blindfolded.
In week 3 they were on a bug hunt./
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P5 enjoyed their first forest school session of the year last week. They made forest Mandala’s and learned the safety rules and boundaries for the forest.
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P4/5 had a fun final forest school day at Corstorphine.
We did a halloween spider’s web challenge and then crafted our own flying broomsticks!
We also looked back over our forest time and how the forest changed. See the below sway link.
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P4 Enjoyed their final week of Forest schools this week.
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P4 were back in the woods today to find out more about the nature around them but also about safely having a campfire (with hot chocolate!).
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Waterproofs were well used this week! Everyone made Kavi and Mugil feel very special on their birthday. We also worked well as a class to make a spiders web and had great fun trying to cross it.
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Our challenge this week at forest Schools was to work as a team and build dens to keep us dry.
P5/4 did such a good job that the Primary 4 class used the shelters to eat their lunch in during a particularly heavy downpour before their lesson! Well done to everyone for working well together!
Also a special mention must go to Murtada’s amazing knot skills! All those below are his work. Well done Murtada!
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Forest Schools carried on for our fours this week, but with a Maths week Scotland flavour.
Twig compasses were built and every kind of maths was found amongst the trees. We saw twig sums, spot counting leaves and lots of lovely numbers.
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P4/5 went down to the woods for Maths Week Scotland.
They found lots of maths when we sent them on the maths hunt amongst the trees.
There was leaf symmetry, twig counting, twig sums, branch weight and mass, tree ring age counting, and counting spots on leaves.
After the hunt we built number tic tac toe games by making 5 twig bundles to build numbers 1-9.
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P4 headed to the forest again this week.
They explored, enjoyed and learned about the outdoors world.
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