Our animal facts

Well, I think you'll agree that Orange Class performed our polar bear facts fantastically in church this morning! Well done to you all.

I was going to put some photos of the children's own animal facts on here, but they really don't show up too well I'm afraid.

Instead, I will share a few snippets of everyone's work. Please take the opportunity at parents' evening (1st and 2nd March) to look at your child's animal information text and their other pieces of writing in more detail. They have worked so hard and they (and we!) are proud of what they have achieved.


The beluga whale research team were...

Ruby
Cheyenne
Esme
Jake
Sophia
Grant
Ava
Niamh
Lorenzo
Ellie-Mai
Harry
Marah




Beluga Whales


Do you know much about beluga whales?
Read on and find out some amazing facts.

The mums are creamy white.
The babies are brown or grey.
Beluga whales are creamy white but baby whales can be grey or brown.
They can swim backwards so if people want to catch them they can swim out.
They have a layer of blubber to keep them warm.
They have strong tails.
They have squishy round noses.
Adults are creamy white and babies are brown and grey.
The adults are creamy white.
It keeps warm with blubber.
Strong tail helps it swim underwater.
Their noses are squishy.
Babies are brown or grey.
Adults have squishy noses.
They make funny noises.
They have got a squishy nose.
A beluga whale has a big hump on his back and their babies are brown or grey.
The mummies are creamy white.
Beluga whales have strong tails.
Beluga whales make excellent sounds.
It has flat flippers.
Adults are creamy white.






The arctic fox research team were...

Lucas
Ava-May
Kian
John
Charlie
Louis

Do you know much about arctic foxes?
Read on and you'll find out loads of facts.

In winter they are white and they turn grey.
They have lots of fur and body fat.
An arctic fox can change colour.
An arctic fox has four feet.
An arctic fox has excellent hearing.
An arctic fox is 12cm tall.
An arctic fox has a black nose so they can sniff.
An arctic fox has white fur because it is cold in the arctic.
They change colour to white and brown in winter and summer.

 

Once again, well done Orange Class. Have a restful half term and I'll look forward to seeing you all again soon.