A Rocky start, as we are all very excited to be exploring the Rock Pools this term in Room 12 and 13.

This Term we will be exploring the Rook Pools, with a focus on the creatures who live there, and what they need to survive in their environment. We will also be looking at how we impact on their environment and what we can do to protect the creatures that live in rock pools.  The best part is that we will all be going out to Warrington to explore the rock pools as a Syndicate.

The Children are all very excited about the visit and have been sharing their ideas about what they think we might see there. 

When I go to the rock pools I am going to try and see a seahorse. I would like to see a starfish and I will smell seaweed. - By Maria

When I go to the rock pools I will see tadpoles and maybe seahorses and I will smell seaweed. I will see starfish and sand and I will hear waves. - By Dallas

When I go to the rock pools I will see seahorses. I will look in the rock pools to see starfish. I will see bits of seaweed. I will see little waves. - By Heidi

When I go to the rock pools I will see fish. I will smell salt water and seals. I will see crabs and tiny seahorses and I will see starfish. - By Mackenzie

When I go to the rock pools I will see crabs and baby fish and rocks in the water. I will hear waves move. I might smell food and seaweed. - By Lockie

We are going to the rock pools. We will see seaweed and water. We will hear seagulls and birds calling. - By Eli   

When I go to the rock pools I will go to help the starfish. I will see fish. I will hear waves crashing. - By Ellie

When I go to rock pools I can see starfish and tiny fish. At the rock pools I can smell the salty sea. When I see a starfish I will be really happy. I will be kind to the animals at the beach. - By Lily

When I go to the beach I see the waves. I also see the rock pools. They have tiny fish. I smell the seaweed. I hear the waves. - By Ben

I must admit, I am hoping to find a seahorse myself.  I am sure we will have an amazing adventure and it will be interesting to see how the children's predictions work out.