Year 3 had a fantastic time during their WILD Passport Day, taking part in a range of exciting, hands-on activities that developed their practical skills, creativity and teamwork!
We began by discussing the importance of tool safety and how to use equipment responsibly. The children then had the opportunity to use hammers and metal stamps to create their own unique designs, impressing patterns into leather before attaching their finished pieces to a wooden slice to make a special keepsake.
Next, we put our teamwork and problem-solving skills to the test by using tent pegs and hammers to work together to build a tent. The children showed great communication, resilience and determination as they worked together to get the job done!
Finally, we explored our creative sides by making bracelets and necklaces. This activity encouraged the children to practise their threading skills, develop hand-eye coordination and create something they could proudly take home.
It was a wonderful day full of new experiences, practical learning and lots of smiles. Well done, Year 3 – you were brilliant!
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