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Funnybones Maths!
Our book of the week is Allan Ahlberg's Funnybones.We have learnt all sorts of things about skeletons, our bones and even written our own versions of Funnybones!Here we are measuring the big skeleton using unifix cubes. His leg bones were the longest and his foot was the shortest.
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