Y4 couldn’t have chosen a better day for a spot of landscape painting! They started off observing the local area for human impacts linked to their Geography topic before carrying onto Castle Dyke. There, they practised their colour matching skills before using the surrounding landscape for inspiration and creating a piece of artwork Turner style!
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As science week came to an end today, items were returned to The Ecclesall Dinosaur Museum.
This week children have been working as scientists and more specifically paleontologists, to discover more about how our world has changed over time and to classify dinoasuars. Using bones, footprints, teeth and fact files to identify different species of dinosaurs and answer the key question of "how do we know?"
Many thanks to Mrs Southern and Mrs Palmer-Young for all the time, energy and expertise putting it all together.
This week children have been working as scientists and more specifically paleontologists, to discover more about how our world has changed over time and to classify dinoasuars. Using bones, footprints, teeth and fact files to identify different species of dinosaurs and answer the key question of "how do we know?"
Many thanks to Mrs Southern and Mrs Palmer-Young for all the time, energy and expertise putting it all together.
