Bugs everywhere!

The warm, damp weather brought the bugs out to play today! Red Class discovered what a diverse habitat our forest area is. We enjoyed finding and observing a range of creepy crawly creatures. We thought about why bugs might like living in a particular habitat such as under a log and we sure to gently return them to their natural habitats. 







 

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