The following diary is a team effort from some of our youngest diary writers - The Rabbits Class...

First we found the animals in the barn. We could stroke them. We loved the rabbits best because we are in rabbit’s class.

 

We liked the ducks and the pigs loved Alex.

The butterfly tunnel was hot but we were interested in the butterflies as we have caterpillars in our class.

We had great fun in the woods after lunch.

We had a super time in the play park.

After our busy day at The Rare Breeds we were as tired as this rabbit.

Rabbit’s class Diary  (The ideas and comments from the children.)

We got on the coach, we were happy and excited. We were safe because we put our seat belts on.

We got to the Rare Breeds and we had a biscuit and a drink. We got a sticker so we could get through the gates.

We went to see the little animals in the barn. We could stroke the animals and feed them. We liked the piglets because we got into their pen, it was funny cos they were trying to undo Alex’s shoe and lick him. We saw the goats, chicks, we thought it was going to peck Reggie’s nose. The rabbit called George loved Logan. The rooster felt very soft and like a pillow. The guinea pigs kept running away and they didn’t like stroking.

We then went to the creepy crawlie world there was two big, big, big gigantic snakes they were awesome cos they had wide mouths. There was a lizard that had sharp prickles and a big tail. We saw a big tortoise.

We washed our hands and had lunch at the play park. It was yummy, delicious lunch and fantastic.

We went to the butterfly tunnel and the chickens. Taia spotted a little egg.

We LOVED the mysterious woods and Lenni went SPLASH into the water from the rope swing. Tommy did the monkey bars with his mummy but they were really hard.

We had a walk to see the giant chairs, some of us were worried there would be a REAL giant!

We went to the play park. Sophie-May loved it best when Mrs Baker pushed her on the swing, Eden loved the water fountain but it sprayed in her face and got her wet.

Before we left we said goodbye to the animals. Nine rabbits fell asleep on the coach on the way home. It was a GGGGGGRRRRRREEEEEAT day