Monday, 7 December 2020
Friday, 27 November 2020
What Now
On Sunday we went to Shantytown for What Now when we got there we handed in our permission slips and we waited in one of the buildings for about 20 minutes when the What Now crew came they introduced themselves and then we were told to get on the train for a shot of us walking out of the train.
After we had done that we walked over to the big shed and played Say it don't Spray it the contestants had to say a tongue twister the first person got it correct and the rest of the people lost and they got foamed and the first person also got covered in foam.
Once we had done that we did a shot of us walking behind the lady from What Now. After that we went to the theater and we were told by the cameraman to act like the movie was terrible and walk out angrily so everyone walked outside pretending like it was a terrible movie.
After that we had a sludge fight and then we left.
Friday, 20 November 2020
Wednesday, 18 November 2020
Monday, 9 November 2020
Beach Cookout
On the beach cookout we started our fire with driftwood and surrounded with rocks and we made sausages and beef patties with chips and our desert was chocolate dipped strawberries
Ski Trip
We went to the Porters Heights were we went skiing we started by going on beginners where we were reminded how to stop and turn. After a few turns on beginners I decided to go on the intermediate track and to get up you had to hold on to a pole and it will pull you up. At first it was daunting and scary but after the first go down it was easy.
When you go down the intermediate there is a ramp you can go down and the first time I did it but the second time I fell over and nearly rolled down the hill. Once we were finished we walked over to the dressing room got dressed into our normal shoes and left.
Tuesday, 15 September 2020
Reading Week 7
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
One thing that this book talks about is Revolting 1381 facts. One group of peasants set a London house on fire and came across some barrels...
Thursday, 10 September 2020
Reading Week 6
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
At one point in the book it talks about how in Colne Bridge in West Yorkshire there was a weaving mill. In 1818 the girls who worked there were ‘trouble’ The owner decided to keep them under control. How? He let them in for work, then bolted the doors. They couldn't get out till they had done their day's work. Sadly that was the day the mill caught fire seventeen girls died. The youngest was just nine years old.
Wednesday, 2 September 2020
Reading Week 5
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
One part of this book talks about how back in 1742 about 5 million English people were drinking 20 gallons of gin every year. In the 1870s a Russian visitor was shocked by what he saw in an English pub... Everyone is drunk but unhappy and gloomy and strangely silent. Only swearing and the odd bloody fight breaks the silence. Everyone is in a hurry to drink till they are senseless. The wives drink as much as the husbands and they all got drunk together while children crawl and run about among them.
Friday, 28 August 2020
Conservation Week Poem
Life of a Mountain
I am a Mountain
being a mountain I can not do much
I like to dream
I can get up and wander
but all I can do is sit and ponder.
I like to watch.
I like to gaze
but sometimes when it's stormy
the lightning sets the trees ablaze
in a thousand years I might be gone
but you can still remember
all the birds and bees and trees
so just remember
I might be gone
but the rest of the forest
continues to breathe.
Reading Week 4
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
One part of this book I like is Filthy Food Andrew Borde was right about poor people eating little but porridge. In the Middle Ages the poor cooked in the kitchen with a big pot (cauldron) that always hung over the fire. Every day they lit the fire and added things to the pot. They ate mostly peas to make pease porridge and didn't get much meat.
Tuesday, 18 August 2020
Reading Week 3
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
One of my favourite parts of the book is about how at the Battle of Marston in 1644 Prince Rupert fought for the King. Oliver Cromwell defeated him and sent Rupert’s horsemen galloping away for their lives. They reached a farm where luckily the farmer's servant was a great fan of Prince Rupert She threw open the gate to let the runaway Royalist through. They didn't stop to say thanks in fact they were in such a hurry they trampled her into the ground Oooops!
Monday, 3 August 2020
Reading Week 2
Horrible History England
Terry Derry Martin Brown
I have been reading Horrible Histories England one part of the book I enjoyed reading is when it talks about The Civil War of the 1640s it ended when Charles 1st had his head chopped off because he argued with the Parliament then the king’s men (The Cavaliers) fought against the Parliament (The Roundheads).
Friday, 31 July 2020
Reading Week 2
I have been reading from the non-fiction section this week.I have been reading a book called Horrible Histories England and it's about the history of England. My favourite part of the book is about how some people had rope tied around their wrist that was fastened to a bell so if they woke up inside a coffin (not dead afterall!!) they could ring the bell.`
Wednesday, 22 July 2020
Monday, 29 June 2020
Tuesday, 23 June 2020
Helping Out
These are the work of two year 3 students after i taught them how to use google drive
Friday, 5 June 2020
Tuesday, 2 June 2020
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
Friday, 17 April 2020
My Ultimate Sandwich
1. The ingredients
2. Part of construction/ making process
3. The completed sandwich
4. You eating/ consuming the sandwich
I give my sandwich a 7/10 because...
all the ingredients are fresh and healthy
and the ingredients are just 1.50
i think our sandwich look pretty good
its easy to grasp the sandwich
it tastes good specially with the pickle on top