This week we visited the Dover Museum to look at how different settlements through time have used their available resources to change how they live. We learned that the technological advances which early humans made were because they communicated and shared ideas with other people, who already knew how to use bronze and then iron to create tools. We looked at real artefacts from different times and made our own woolly mammoths!  We have worked in groups to begin planning and building a diorama of a stone age settlement, thinking about what resources they will have needed in their settlements then and what resources we have available now to build. 

In maths we are ordering numbers to 1000 and counting in 50s. In music we have  continued learning our songs and how all the parts of the ukulele are used to create sound.