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Hello Friend,  Hope you all had a good week and enjoy fall outside.  As we have promised to write more, today we want to share with you something.  We visited Tatton Park where they have pumpkins and other veggies and fruits. We made a video to show you a huge growing pumpkin.  We think they must be heavy, that we probably wouldn't be able to lift them up. We also grew our own chives. How did we do it?  In a very simple way. Throw the cut off and white ends of chives that remain after eating the green part into water for about a week. The roots must be slightly put in water. And after a week, the chives grew back and we could sprinkle them on our sandwich again. We'll see in our video. You can try too. And let us    know how you did in the comments. See you next time. Spiders

Hello Friends, We want to show you how our friends, guinea pigs, grow quickly and make us smile every day. Can you share with us which animal is your friend?

Hello Friends, We had an idea to draw a dancing dolphins in the ocean on a used piece of paper. Why we did it? This idea came to our minds after we visited South Stack Beatiful Nature. We heard a story from our guider in the lighthouse about those animals. SPIDERS

  Hello Friends,  Hope you are enjoy the middle of the week, we do.    The days outside are shorter and darker, and we can't play outside for too long. That's why we will present our work here more often. We made a whale out of rubbish, but we didn't use the same type in our art. We used different packaging, cartons from cookies, chocolate bars, plastic old bags and yogurts. We glued everything to the drawn whale shape. Can you imagine that all the rubbish we use every day ends up in the seas and oceans? Our whale seems to be packed full of litters, which make us sad. Can you make your art out from rubbish? We count on you. /|\(◦.◦)/|\ Spiders  Whale made from rubbish in oceans