Beasties and Bugs

Beasties and Bugs - Part 1

Jack has brought home his last homework assignment for this school year. And it's an AWESOME one!

Jack has chosen to make a "Bug Hotel", write about Sumatran Tigers, and have a go at making a 3D model of an insect or animal in the style of Eric Carle (of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" fame).

The first thing we looked at were the Sumatran Tigers. Jack chose these because we've seen them at Dalton Zoo, aka South Lakes Safari Zoo (a great place to visit if you're in the area).

Here are some of our pictures:

Created with flickr slideshow.

Jack and I have sat together and looked up Sumatran Tigers on Google & Wikipedia, and he has written an information book on them with photos.

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