Our geography project this term was North America. After identifying the countries in this region, children in Y4 researched and presented all they had learnt about the population, landscape, environment, fauna and flora and climate of North America. They organised their findings in different ways and were challenged to design a travel guide and create fact files as well as to choose and find out about the life of someone that inspired them in this part of the world.
Their projects were amazing and they worked extremely hard to achieve all their goals. It was a pleasure to see them present their projects to the class so enthusiastically and clearly, and there were some a striking illustrations and models amongst them, too. I hope that you enjoy them as much as we did.
‘I loved learning about the indigenous people of North America.’ 
‘I loved drawing my ‘seven wonders’ of North America.’ 
‘I loved learning about the Ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza in Mexico.’ 
‘I enjoyed learning about North America and its people.’ 
‘I enjoyed learning about the USA and Ava DuVernay.’ 
‘I loved learning about Cuba because it is really old fashioned.’ 
‘This project was interesting and fun.’ 
‘It took lots of time but it was worth it.’ 
‘There are almost 60000 wolves in Canada!’ 
‘I did not know that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated!’ 
‘I liked learning about Barack Obama.’ 
‘I really enjoyed drawing the maps.’ 
‘I loved learning about all the animals.’ 
‘I liked learning about Canada.’ 
