The Polar Bear class has been learning about historic inventions like the penny farthing bicycle, the first car, and the hot air balloon. They learned that the first hot air balloon was invented in 1783 by two French brothers and carried a duck, sheep, and rooster as passengers. The children invented their own imaginary vehicles for purposes like transporting superheroes or animals. They enjoy learning by using different colored "thinking hats" that help approach problems from various perspectives.
The Polar Bear class has been learning about historic inventions like the penny farthing bicycle, the first car, and the hot air balloon. They learned that the first hot air balloon was invented in 1783 by two French brothers and carried a duck, sheep, and rooster as passengers. The children invented their own imaginary vehicles for purposes like transporting superheroes or animals. They enjoy learning by using different colored "thinking hats" that help approach problems from various perspectives.
The Polar Bear class has been learning about historic inventions like the penny farthing bicycle, the first car, and the hot air balloon. They learned that the first hot air balloon was invented in 1783 by two French brothers and carried a duck, sheep, and rooster as passengers. The children invented their own imaginary vehicles for purposes like transporting superheroes or animals. They enjoy learning by using different colored "thinking hats" that help approach problems from various perspectives.
Polar Bear class have been learning about inventors and
inventions. We have learnt about the Penny Farthing, the first
car and the very first hot air balloon.
The children invented their
own vehicles that had a purpose.
Some children invented a car for
a Super Hero.
Some invented cars for animals
When we were researching the invention of the first hot air balloon using the internet, the children found out some really interesting facts.
Did you know that the first hot air
balloon was invented in 1783 by two brothers from France called Joseph Michel and Jacques Etienne Montgolfiere. The first passengers were a duck, a sheep and a rooster!
The children in Polar Bear class love learning using
‘Thinking Hats’. We have different coloured hats that help us think in different ways. The hats help us solve problems and understand our work.
A Book of Vintage Designs and Instructions for Making Children's Toys and Models - Including a Toy Counter and Scales, a Child's Pedal Toy Motor Car, a Four Wheeled Toy Truck and a Model Garage