| We tied ourselves in a human knot to learn about communication and teamwork! | 
| It was pretty tricky! | 
| Noah's Ark Zoo Farm came in to talk to us about the question "Should animals be kept in zoos?" | 
| They showed us real life objects made from animal skin - it made us very sad! | 
| But it was pretty cool to be able to touch real zebra hair! | 
| ...and to see a tigers skull! | 
| We learnt that snake skin feels just like our finger nails | 
| Can you guess what animal this bag was made from? | 
| Some of us guessed it straight away! | 
| This snake's skin was nearly the length of our classroom when we unrolled it! | 
| We asked a lot of questions and then... | 
| ...we got to touch some LIVING animals! | 
| There was the ever so soft chinchilla... | 
| ...and a wriggly corn snake... | 
| Did you know that 50 chinchillas die every time one chinchilla fur coat is made? 😟 | 
| We sorted some pictures endangered animals to see if we knew which were the most endangered and which were the least | 
| Then we looked at real artefacts - what do you think this is? | 
| It's a tooth! (Miss Mitchell can't remember which animal so maybe you'll have to help me when we get back to school!) | 
| The next activity took a lot of bravery and a lot of us overcame our fears! You're about to see lots of silly faces! | 
| Then finally we met a leopard tortoise | 
| For our Christmas dinner at school we made (s)elfie hats. | 
| On the last day of school we played some fun games to celebrate our hard work this term | 
| and we got the treat we have all been waiting for - a class movie! | 
| Just in case the cards didn't get home - here we all are showing off our beautiful robin landscapes. | 
Above is our performance of our dance related to Buddhism - we used yoga poses and meditation music to create it. All of the positions and movements were the children's own ideas.
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