What a fantastic first session we had this week. The children were brilliant at listening to the Forest School rules and all joined in fabulously with our team games. Everyone worked well to fill their colour wheels and we had a great discussion about which colours were the easiest to find and which were the most difficult.
In explore time (free play) the children came up with some wonderful activities such as rolling down the hill, building dens, creating a blindfold trail and bug hunting.
Well done Year 2!
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