Flores en Blean!

To begin our flowers project, Miss Holbrough taught us the names of the different parts of a flower in Spanish:

Primavera springLa flor the flowerEl pétalo the petal

La hoja the leafEl tallo the stem

We then had to practise writing our new Spanish words and label a daffodil (a traditional flor de

primavera en Inglaterra) using our new vocabulary.

This is a daffodil.

(See if you can spot

one later!)

“Hoja means ‘leaf’ – it was in ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’!”- Harry

“Spring is ‘primavera’ in Spanish!”

Ezra

“This flower is

‘amarillo’!”Beren

After, we went on a ‘flor’ hunt around our school – here is what we found …

“I think these are bluebells. You see them at the start of spring.” -

Polly

“You find daffodils all over the school field”- Atticus

“This blossom is very pretty!” -

Abigail

¿Dónde has visto

esto antes?

“You can make chains

from daisies”- Tommy

“We asked Year R what

they had planted – they are

hyacinths!” Martha

“I like the pink colour. Pink is ‘rosa’

in Spanish.”- charley

“These look like grapes!” - William

… even more!

“These are a nice pink colour as well!”

Lily

“I like roses!” Charlotte

… y otra vez!

¿Cómo es esto diferente a las flores españolas?

We are going to write some sentences in Spanish about our flowers after our Easter Holidays and

compare them to your flowers!

We will send you some photos of our finished pieces of writing.

¡Buena suerte!

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