Telling the Time

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In Maths this week, we have been looking at time.  Some of us have been telling the time to o'clock and half past, some of us have been looking at quarter past and quarter to.  We have looked at analogue and digital times and completed games on the computer to help us in our learning.  Miss Wones said that telling the time is not an easy thing to learn, but we did brilliantly!  




 We also started our 30 days wild challenge in support of The Wildlife Trusts.  We are thinking of things we can do for 30 days to enjoy, learn about or protect nature.  Here are some photos from our forest school session this week.  Can you guess which things we chose to enjoy?



 

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