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Summer 2025 - Creep, Crawl and Wriggle

Throughout the term children will be given the opportunity to observe minibeasts in their natural habitat, opportunities to move like minibeasts, create their own minibeasts using a variety of different materials and look at work by different artists to enhance discussion and inspire creative responses.

As part of our topic we will be using 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' and 'The King of Tiny Things' as books that will help the children in their learning journey around life cycles and caring for 'tiny things'.

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