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![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 1]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 2]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 3]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 4]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 5]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 6]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 7]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 8]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 9]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 10]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 11]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 12]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 13]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 14]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 15]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 16]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 17]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 18]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 19]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 20]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 21]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 22]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 23]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 24]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 25]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 26]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 27]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 28]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 29]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 30]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 31]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 32]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 33]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 34]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 35]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 36]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 37]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 38]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 39]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 40]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 41]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 42]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 43]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 44]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 45]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 46]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 47]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 48]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 49]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 50]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 51]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 52]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 53]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 54]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 55]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 56]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 57]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 58]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 59]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 60]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 61]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 62]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 63]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 64]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 65]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 66]()
![Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos! 67]()
Reception Class's Stick Man Trail
Reception Class have been sharing lots of Julia Donaldson stories as part of our school author week. One of our favourites has been Stick Man. The children went on a trail through Meanwood Park, finding clues to help us to retell the story ourselves. The children built nests, had stick throwing competitions, built towers, did tree bark rubbings, had a pooh stick race and played blindfolded team games, using our senses of smell and touch . We had an amazing time exploring our local woodland area. Take a look at some of our photos!
