We had a special visit from Farmer Wright (Mrs Wright). Mrs Wright has an amazing allotment where she grows her own fruit and vegetables. She kindly brought some in for us to look at and use! First she showed the children the foods as a seed, to show how small they started, then we spoke about how to care for them and what they need, such as water and sun, and then we saw how big they are now! We all had a little turn holding and looking at the vegetable. Farmer Wright also read us a lovely story about a Scarecrow.
We were very excited to make our own Scarecrow! We were provided with some great clothes to make our scarecrow, first we used straw to stuff the clothes! All the children loved doing this part, seeing who could fit the most in. We spoke about what a scarecrows job is, how he scares all the birds and crows from the crops and seeds.
As you can see, the children were really happy with their scarecrow!
Our next job was making bread! We sat at the table on the veranda, we poured the ingredients into a bowl, each having a little turn. We added some water, mixed it together and then all had a bit to kneed. The children loved this part, as we had flour everywhere they all said we looked like snowmen! The children all worked really hard to squash, squeeze and kneed the dough. Once it was the right texture, Miss Hamilton put it in the bread maker for us. You’ll all make fantastic bakers!
Time to make soup.. we used the vegetables Farmer Wright brought in as well as some extras. First we had to wash them to make them nice and clean. Then each of the children had a turn to chop the vegetables! We also added lentils and stock cubes to the soup. They showed great skills in carefully cutting them.




















































































































































