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| This is Chris, one of the farmers. He told us all about the cows and bulls they have at the farm and some interesting facts about them. We found out that they have passports just like us to track them when they move around farms! |
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| All of the children had the opportunity to sit in one of the tractors. |
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| The farmers told us about the different machinery they have at the farm and some of the functions of the machinery. |
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| We went in a trailer from one end of the farm to the other where we had our lunch and did a scavenger hunt. |
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| We found out about the different crops that are grown at the farm and all of the different foods that can be produced from these. |
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| The children worked together to order the crop cycle that happens through the year. |
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| We all had a go at grinding the wheat to make some flour! |
It looks like you allhad a wonderful day, Year 1, and learned so much about farming in this country. I look forward to seeing the projects you do using this experience.
ReplyDeleteMrs Andrews
Wow, that looks like an interesting and exciting trip, Year 1!
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I hope you enjoyed the day. I love the pictures at the farm. I wish i could go there!
ReplyDeleteWow I love animals and I own a farm myself. Sophie yr 5
ReplyDeleteIt looks like such a great trip. You are so lucky to have a great teacher like Miss Clarke-Lens, to organise fun trips like this one!
ReplyDeleteThe Holt Farm visit certainly did look like good fun... I'm just sorry I didn't get a chance to come along. Well done children and well done Miss Clarke-Lens for organising such a good educational visit!
ReplyDeleteThe Holt Farm trip certainly did look like a lot of fun. I'm just sorry I couldn't come along and join in. Well done, children - and well done to Miss Clarke-Lens for organising such a lovely educational visit!
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