Yesterday I went to the farm I am almost finished with the vegtable patch. I have planted the carrots and smoothed the soil I also made markers to put in the vegtable patch so we knew what was growing there. I also sectioned it off so we will get less confused. When we had lunch Dylan saw a Hornet that was hibernating in the log, Brandon screamed and hid behind me. Mr.Fenner got this metal thing and he got it inside it, Mr.Fenner let it go in the field and it flew away. Then it was farm at the farm part we fed the lambs. They were tiny! We also let the smaller lambs in with the bigger lambs. There was one lamb with a black face and legs I named him Speedy because he was running everywhere and jumping over the other lambs. We also named the lamb with the big eyebrows Max. We didn't know why though I just thought of it on the spot. We also went to count how many there were in the field I cannot remember how many lambs there were that well, I think it was nineteen lambs and twelve sheep. We also were making a pond at the farm part.
By Lewis Wootton.
17/3/11
Riverside's Forest School curriculum is based at 2 locations. One in Suckley(Acton Mill Care Farm) and the second on the school site in Worcester. The reports are written and submitted by the children as part of a cross curricular link with literacy and ICT.
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Liam's Blog 9th March 2011
Yesterday at Mill farm I fed the lambs milk with little bottles. You put them by, inside your legs and close your legs gently and give them a drink. The weather was sunny we ate lunch in the forest schools area. I done a bit of building with mud and lit the fixe back up.
Done with L.Morrow through questioning.
Done with L.Morrow through questioning.
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