Children return to school Mon 8th April

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3 Red-SOLE Superstars!

The children were set a challenge today. They were given some initial ideas on how they could showcase their learning but had to choose the resources required and research their chosen Topic. We followed SOLE…

Self Organized Learning Environment (SOLE) is a program designed to support self-directed education.

I have got to say the children in 3 Red definitely rose to the challenge today. I have witnessed some great teamwork, use of materials and resilience.

Can you name some endangered species?

What is climate change?

17 responses to “3 Red-SOLE Superstars!”

  1. Mohammed A.

    Do do birds
    Golden eagles
    Perogon Falcon

  2. Saffiyah K.

    well done

  3. Arina A.

    The rhinos are extinct but some is not.
    Climate change means it changes the weather

  4. Umar H.

    Tigers
    Rhinos
    Arangatangs
    Pandas

  5. Saanvi S.

    Rhinos are extinct.
    When the weather changes from a long period of time

  6. Harroop S.

    Pandas
    Rhino
    Tigers
    A climate change is when the weather changes always.

  7. Muhammed A.

    A rhinos is endangered and Bengal Tiger
    Climate change is when the weather changes

  8. Aayan M.

    Rhino are extinct so that means there are some left in the world
    It means climate changes in a long period of time

  9. Afsana K.

    (1) Tigers are endangered.

    (2) It’s how the will change.

  10. Xavier M.

    We was doing a poster about animals

  11. Hamza A.

    Tigers
    Rhino
    A weather that changes over along period of time

  12. Steven N.

    Endangered animals
    pandas
    Tigers
    Polar bears
    Lion

  13. Saffiyah K.

    The extinct animals are tigers and pandas.

  14. Bayleigh M.

    I AM A SUPERSTAR !🤗. 🤤

  15. Safwan U.

    I like the Fuse video Because Is has a good Fax’s about Tigers

  16. Saira S.

    Tigers and pandas.
    A climate change is when the weather changes.

  17. Ravi J.

    Well done everyone keep up the good work

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