We have been reading about wolves and listening to music with a wolf theme. We read Little Red, a version of the traditional tale where the wolf has his coat removed at the end. The Pioneers made wonderful story maps and wrote lots of wonderful sentences.
This week we found some wolf evidence and we did a little bit of new learning about predators and their habits.
The wolf left behind fur and ear-wax, teeth and a little bit of his burnt tail. It got sizzled when he went down the chimney of the house to try to eat the three little pigs. Some of the evidence was stinky and some of it was a bit disgusting.
We read up on different types of teeth for different jobs and we found out that different animals have different poo. We set about making some wolf-poo adding bones and teeth and feathers. The Pioneers wrote lists of what may be in the poo and we measured the poo to ensure it was realistic in size.
