Week 4
May 2020
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We have been Busy Bees this week
We have been Busy Bees this week
A Bee's Favourite Recipe
A Bee's Favourite Recipe
This Outdoor Explorer shows us how to make delicious honey scones.
Honey Scones
Honey Scones
What they should look like when they come out of the oven.
"Don't worry, 'bee' happy!"
"Don't worry, 'bee' happy!"
Ms Bills explains some mindfulness techniques and helps us to think about some of the things that we can feel grateful for.
Buzzing
Buzzing
World Wide
World Wide
Sometimes we don't always feel like buzzing and that's OK too.
Sometimes we don't always feel like buzzing and that's OK too.
Culloden Woods
An acrostic Poem by Mrs BellCulloden Woods
Clouds rolling in heavy north rainUnder the trees we shelter awayLeaves rustling, so we look upLittle lives beginning in the nests up above Oak trees beginning to grow and spreadDeer and their babies bounding aroundExcitedly exploring their new found groundNature beginning to flourish and grow
Woodland carpets of bluebells and snowdropsOver the stepping stones we try not to stopOther dog walkers and cyclists aboutDistantly gesturing with a smile and a waveStaying safe in this new life, until we can be together again.
Mrs Bell - Lockdown 2020
Woodland carpets of bluebells and snowdropsOver the stepping stones we try not to stopOther dog walkers and cyclists aboutDistantly gesturing with a smile and a waveStaying safe in this new life, until we can be together again.
Mrs Bell - Lockdown 2020
Acrostic Poems
Acrostic Poems
Can you write an acrostic poem like Mrs Bell?
An acrostic poem can be read downwards as well as across. The initial letters should make up the title of the poem, which is why Mrs Bell's poem is called 'Culloden Woods'. When I read this poem I thought of this beautiful picture of Otis sitting in Culloden Woods surrounded by bluebells and trees.
Buzzing about Play
Buzzing about Play
Football
Football
Play is Powerful. Whether it is playing with a football on the pitch or free playing in the forest.
Forest
Forest
When children are able to freely choose how they play, it is a rich learning experience.
Bees are builders, mathematicians.
Bees are builders, mathematicians.
Mrs Mackay loves to buzz around the school, making sure we are all behaving ourselves (and that's the adults!) What we didn't realise is that she is also buzzing about bees.
And Collectors
And Collectors
Watch these two short videos that Mrs Mackay found showing us just a couple of reasons as to why we should have so much respect for bees. See why they build their hives using the hexagon shape and how bees bodies are designed to be pollen collectors.
Buzzing about Nature
Buzzing about Nature
Buzzing about new life
Buzzing about new life
Lambs at Culloden and Cygnets at UHI
Lambs at Culloden and Cygnets at UHI
Mrs MacMillan and Mrs Stevenson have enjoyed seeing new life spring up in our local Smithton community.
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