Confidence

Children are set the challenge of working as a team to solve the problem of crossing the ‘river’ by only using stepping stones (A4 pieces of paper).

Children are set the challenge of working as a team to solve the problem of crossing the ‘river’ by only using stepping stones (A4 pieces of paper).

Use this template to refer to the rules of the 'river crossing' challenge.

Use this presentation to set the waterproof shelter challenge, providing the brief and evaluation questions.

Children to follow their smoothie designs from the previous lesson, using their methods and list of ingredients. Create and sample other groups' smoothies, use the evaluation sheets to review each other's projects. What was good and what improvements could be made?

Use the evaluation sheet for the children to explain what they liked about their peers smoothies. Thinking about what went well? What were the challenges? What would they change?

Use the evaluation sheet for the children to explain what they liked about their peers smoothies. Use the tick boxes to decide if the smoothie was healthy and if there is anything that you would change.

A terrible storm is on its way to Honeywood, and the minibeasts are worried about their families and their homes. Will they survive this next disaster? And if they do, will they have any homes to return to?

 Storm Suzy batters Honeywood, but the minibeasts find shelter in an Ark designed by Betsy and built by the Bumble bees. All the minibeasts work as a team to make the structure safe and cosy for each minibeast family. Will Honeywood be destroyed? What will they find when the storm leaves?