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Got to crawl. To the ugly bug ball.

We have been doing lots of investigating, observing and looking for minibeasts this week, we have had lots of fun in the mud as well!

We have also been focusing on our physical development to strengthen our wrists and hands which will help with our letter formation.

We are getting very good at balancing as well as judging the risks for ourselves.
How long can you stand on one leg?

We are also getting very good at climbing.

"It's wiggling on my hand!"

We collected worms for our wormary. We have to remember to feed them.

We observe the worms and how they move.
See how many different types of minibeasts you can find next time when you go for a walk.

Our pencil grip is very good now and we use our imaginations to draw.
Children are encouraged to write their names on their work.
At home practise writing your name.

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