CURIOUS CREATURES IN 2/3
Beginning Term 4 with ‘Book Week’ has reminded us that reading can take us on such fascinating, powerful and mysterious adventures without even leaving our classroom. 2/3 have been discussing how books can often provoke wonders and questions about characters, their actions and feelings.
This year’s theme ‘Curious Creatures, Wild Minds!’ inspired us to appreciate what makes us curious. Here are some of the curiosities we captured using watercolour and a photo of ourselves deep in thought.
We will continue being wild about reading and feed our curiosity with books.
- The Museum makes me curious because you don’t know what’s inside. – Ryder
- I wonder what my parents are doing when I’m not at home. – Abbie
- I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow. – Maia
- Why can’t some birds fly? – Holly
- How does lightening occur? – Jack R
- I’m curious about dice and what number I will roll. – Alex D
- I’m curious about why penguins sit on their eggs. – Axton
- I wonder how many stars are in the galaxy – Bailee
- I wonder what my Mum will say? Alex W
- I’m curious how many deer are left in the world? – Jack S
- Fingerprints makes me curious because they have so many lines and waves. – Amber
- I am curious about how and who invented the world? – Charlotte
- Racing makes me curious because I wonder who will win. – Braiden
- Why are snakes and lizards called reptiles? – Ashley
- I wonder if water is heavier than milk? – Seth
- I wonder how to drive a car? – Mitchell
- Cats make me curious because I wonder why they are so shy? – Haley
- How is wind created? Freya
- How is the engine of a motorbike made? Aiden
