Trip to Mold🏴
For geography, class 3 explored Mold in Wales. We used our map reading skills to help us walk up loggerheads. We had a great day!
LikeAt Pleasant Street Primary School we stimulate the children’s interest and understanding of the world around them. We help pupils gain knowledge and understanding of their local area and the wider world.
We teach children to locate, navigate and explore geographical features. They learn to value their own locality as well as diverse cultures from around the globe.
PHASE THREE ROAD MAP COMING SOON
For geography, class 3 explored Mold in Wales. We used our map reading skills to help us walk up loggerheads. We had a great day!
LikeWe had a fantastic afternoon at Sefton Park. We used a map to follow our planned route and a compass. We visited Sefton Park Lake, Old Nicks Cave, Sefton Palm House and The Fairy Glen. We identified human and physical features in the park.
For geography, class 3 explored Mold in Wales. We used our map reading skills to help us walk up loggerheads. We had a great day!
LikeBefore the half term Reception enjoyed exploring maps on the computer and guessing where we lived in the world, Reception then drew their houses on a map to show where they lived.
This term for Spring we explored again different places around the world using the computer, Reception let me know where they wanted to go on google earth and we discovered lots of different countries and places some children have been on holiday to and some places they have never been before. Reception also investigated some atlases.
Year 3 enjoyed a fantastic geography trip to the University of Liverpool. We learnt about different rocks and we looked at volcanos. During the session we enjoyed dressing up in lab coats and performing an experiment. 🌋
7Our EYFS garden looked like a Winter Wonderland this morning so we couldn’t resist the opportunity to explore seasonal changes to our environment………… and to have some fun 😀 ❄️ ⛄️
As part of our North America topic, we visited Birkenhead Park – did you know that this was the inspiration behind New York’s Central Park as it was the very first public park.
10We enjoyed a trip to Chester as part of our Geography topic comparing the North West and the Mediterranean. Whilst there we looked at the features of the area and completed surveys and studies on land use and the reasons why people were visiting the area on the day.
9The children used images of Brisbane, Australia and Formby to discuss similarities and differences between these two locations.
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