Blog Author: Lyndsey Faulkner

We are trying to create our own 3D interpretation of the famous St Lucia artists 'Sound of  the Morning' using recycled bottle tops.

Ruby was quite concerned that we might leave Mr Punctuation in Year One ( as if we would) so insisted in creating her own!

We used our snakes and found out their length in cm then we worked out how many more cm were required to make a 100 cm snake and a 200 cm snake using our knowledge of number bonds and place value.

We have created our own chain link snakes to support our maths challenge during orientation.

Next stage the paint and then the ironing! Can't wait!

Independent split pin African animals.

The focus from Year One was awe inspiring and many are drummers in the making, with a keen ear for the beat and rhythm of the hypnotic drums.

Time to rehydrate with an ice pop after a morning of hunting animals, code breaking, African inspired dances and  traditional African drumming!

With 32 authentic African drums!

The girls were the first to spot all fifteen African animals and decode the hidden message by recording their findings in a chart. Great team work by all teams.