The Gingerbread Man

Why Did The Gingerbread Man Not Want To Get Wet?

Room Three have been reading the fairytale 'The Gingerbread Man' and have been wondering "Why did the gingerbread man not want to get wet?"

We have been doing science experiments with jelly, m and m's and gingernuts to explore dissolving.

We have discovered that the Gingerbread Man would get soggy and fall apart if he had tried to swim across the river.

The best part reading 'The Gingerbread Man' was making, decorating and eating our own gingerbread men!!!

Maths Week - Come And Solve Our Maths Problems...

TN - There were 10 lipsticks on the table and a person took 8 away. How many are left?

SK - There are 6 tins. There are 5 tins with something in. How many are empty?

ES - If there are 14 girls and 1 is away, how many are there?

SKC - I had 5 apples and I ate 2 apples. How many have I got left?

SC- There are three cats and two dogs. How many are there altogether?

JJ - There are 21 children on the bus. There are 8 children who went off the bus. How many are in the bus?

TH - There are 3 dogs and 2 cats and 1 pig and 1 dog ran away. How many animals were left?

CJ - There are 100 children in town. And 900 more. How many is there?

KB - There were 6 cats and 3 dogs. 2 dogs ran away and 5 cats ran away. How many are left?