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<\/a><\/p>\nWe have learned that a leaf is not just a leaf!\u00a0 They all look different.\u00a0 We learned\u00a0 that some are called simple leaves (they have a very smooth edge), some compound (lots of leaves on one stalk), some serrated (have little teeth round the edge)\u00a0and some lanceolate (look a bit like a lance).<\/p>\n
We collected leaves from each group, we were careful not to damage plants.<\/p>\n In our groups we sorted the leaves according to the groups we had learned about and then as a group decided which one\u00a0was the best example.<\/p>\n We stuck our leaves and labelled\u00a0their type\u00a0on the sheets of paper.<\/p>\n We went for a walk around the school grounds and learned how to tell if a blossom tree was cherry or apple.\u00a0 We learned how to recognise a horse chestnut tree, a sycamore tree, a silver birch tree and a fir tree.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We went for a walk and learned the names of lots of\u00a0 plants, like dock, clover, dandelion, daisy, hawthorn, rhododendron, nettle and daffodil.\u00a0 We learned how to recognise them. We have learned that a leaf is not just a leaf!\u00a0 They all look different.\u00a0 We learned\u00a0 that some are called simple leaves (they have a … Continue reading P2J Outdoor Learning<\/span> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n