On our walk through the woods we were spotting all the different wild flowers, these are called Lesser Celandine.
There were lots and lots of bluebells all around.
Wood anemone - they were very pretty.
Dandelions - we were looking for ones in seed as we are going to be collecting seeds this term.
What a lovely view.
Wood Sorrel.
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Mixing the 'paint'.
It took ages to build the tower high enough to reach the tree, but he did it!
Using dandelions to see if we can make yellow paint.
Mud painting is great fun but can be a little messy!
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Year 1 have been busy making a new boundary fence in the forest school area.
It's tricky weaving the long willow whips in and out.
Jack and Miss Walker worked really hard on the fence all afternoon.
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We had been busy in Perry Wood drawing the bluebells and had to climb a great big hill to get back!
It was such fun running up and down the hill!
Exploring the in the really long grass.
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Look what I found.
Hunting for minibeasts.
Michael is looking for his escaped woodlouse.
Having a chat.
Charlie checking his route on his laptop.
Collecting leaves and twigs to stick on sticky strips.
A tiny slug - how sweet.
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We went out and collected leaves and twigs to weave into our dreamcatchers.
Making the willow into circles was hard - but they look great!
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Climbing trees - it's easier to get up than down we discovered
Making swings - Charlie got dizzy from spinning round and round but he loved it!
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