Leopards@taddy

 We have been making and adapting flatbread recipes like the Stone Age people would have eaten then this afternoon we cooked the bread over the fire like they would have done. It was delicious and we enjoyed cooking our own bread over the fire. 

 Yesterday we made simple flatbread like early Hunter gatherers would have done. Next week we are going to make the flatbread again but add some other natural ingredients to see if we can improve the recipe

 What fantastic reliance the Leopards have shown this afternoon! The children coached one another how to use the flint and steel to create a spark, lighting the cotton wool. Although this was a tricky task at times, the children were determined to keep going and not give up. The Leopards are a great team, I was impressed by how they encouraged one another and helped each other to adapt their strategy.                                  They then whittled their sticks and wrapped dough around it and roasted the bread on the fire.  Then of course we enjoyed eating the bread!                                                            I can't wait for next week Leopards!

 During collective worship this week we have been discussing hope. The children thought about their hopes and dreams and made charms that captured them. They then attached their charms to the dream catchers they made during our forest school session.