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Funny Bones! 🦴 💀

We began our new science topic last week of Animals and Humans and the children had lots of fun creating their own skeletons - trying to find the different bones and labelling them. 

I don’t know what they enjoyed more - lying on the floor or naming the bones! 

Well done year 3 🦴 💀 






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