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First, we baked our milk chocolate cake. While it was cooking, we looked at how Bonfire Night started, on the computer. Bonfire Night is an anniversary of the failed attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament. Then, we made a plan for my comic strip about how Bonfire Night started. Next, I drew and … Read more
Picking your own pumpkins is so much fun! Watch this space over the next couple of weeks to see what we create with our harvest …
Distance: 5.5 miles Time taken: 2 hours Terrian: Mostly flat with good paths. One steep descent to the River Don. The walk … Two beautiful brown and white fungi that we spotted on our way out of the woods. After a steep descent, we arrived at the River Don. This is the Don Bridge carrying … Read more
Harvesting crops with combine harvestersAcross fields and fields,Ready to make food.Very healthy food ready.Every pear and apple picked.Sharing great food.Tractors pulling trailers of wheat.
My Lion gets up at six.He scratches his soft head.He shouts, “Morning everyone!”And then he makes his bed. Next, he slowly walks downstairs.This lion, he has class.This animal drinks hot chocolateFrom a golden-rimmed glass. He runs to his trampolineAnd does a great big jump.He goes up, up, up, up, up.Then, he lands on his rump. … Read more
My Little Pony uses anthropomorphism (the attribution of human characteristics and behaviour) as a literary device for the characters. This leads the ponies to behave in some different ways to what you would expect in real life. The Mane Six in My Little Pony are similar to real ponies in some ways. Like ponies, they … Read more
The Campsite While we were having our snack, two jays were screeching to each other. Jays are resident meaning they don’t migrate. We found tail and wing wood pigeon feathers. It was raining acorns again. On mast years, oak and beech trees produce more fruit, so there are still acorns that can grow after the … Read more
Mum and I went for a walk at Carl Wark and Higger Tor today. We passed a rock called Toad Mouth Rock. It looks like the head of a toad, which might be how it got its name. A short distance from Toad’s Head Rock, we turned onto a grassy path. On this part of … Read more
