Research negative and positive impacts that humans can have on habitats

https://www.worldwildlife.org/pages/which-everyday-products-contain-palm-oil

https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/geography/general-geography/what-is-palm-oil/

Hedgehogs

It is estimated there were 30 million hedgehogs in the UK in the 1950s.

A recent survey suggests there are now between 1 and 1.5 million hedgehogs.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0119pfv

https://ptes.org/campaigns/hedgehogs/

https://peoplestrust.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Hedgehog-Fact-File-2022.pdf

https://ptes.org/campaigns/hedgehogs/help-hedgehogs-in-your-neighbourhood/

King Kong by Ethan

King Kong mounted the spire of the Empire State Building. How old was he? It’s a mystery. How tall was he? It’s a mystery. Where was he born? It’s a mystery.

Taller than a double decker bus, Kong gripped onto a ledge on the Empire State Building in the enchanted moonlight, searching for his true love. The stars glared at King Kong’s piercing, aqua blue eyes. His titanic fangs, which were shaped like katanas, gleamed in the chaos. His triangular nose twitched in the gust. His jaw gaped open, letting out an earsplitting roar.

The moonlight consumed his sharp vision. The blinded ape stumbled over a corner of the skyscraper. And his immense head dived over the brink of the tower into the vast abyss.

BOOM!

Glass ghost! By Greta

The rain cackled through a cracked window. The glass ghost’s dark, cutout eyes, which were shaped like shiny marbles, searched through creaky doors and windows. Her transparent, cracked glass skin shattered through walls. Shattered, then reformed. Shattered then reformed. Shattered then reformed. She was searching for her menacing sister. She was the reason she was dead.

King Kong by Olivia

The wind danced on King Kong’ s black fur. His immense fists, which were as big as basketballs, hit his fierce, strong chest. His bloody, powerful fangs bit into the Empire State Building. His red, raging eyes blinked with anger.

 

 

 

Missing pens

Our elf has been inspired by some of the greatest women in history – to be the first elf to fly to the moon. Unfortunately, he decided to take our whiteboard pens with him!

Elf Mischief

Our elf on a bookshelf is busy recommending books and causing mischief.

Elfino – now wants to be known as Arrr-fino as he enjoyed reading pocket pirates and wants to swap a sleigh for a pirate ship!