igloos

As part of their RE work the children are looking at the Inuit community. They are looking at how the Inuit lifestyle is different to their own. They have looked at how they get their food, how they move around and what kind of homes they live in. This week they had a go at making their own igloos using cups and cotton wool. 







 



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