We can’t believe that our African Journey has now finished! We have had such a great time and we know how lucky we have been to have been given the opportunity to be part of it. We hosted a Fairtrade Breakfast last Monday, shared all of our hard work with the rest of the school on World Book Day and performed an African Dance at Assembly. We made lovely bookmarks and sold them, all money raised will go to Mary’s Meals. We are now away for a well deserved trip to Ardentinny for a week!
Reading Hut
Posted in Uncategorized on February 22, 2008 by kirktonholmep6We had great fun assembling our Reading Hut in our class today! We intend to read our stories from the hut to some of our friends on World Book Day! Our Hut is in Madagascar, that is why we have a palm tree!
Finished Books!
Posted in Uncategorized on February 22, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Today we finished our African Folktales, and we are looking forward to sharing them with the infants on Worl Book Day!
Finished Books
African Acrostics
Posted in Class Blog on February 21, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Today we had a go at writing some acrostic poems. Some of us have still to finsh them, but they are all very good. Here is an example of some of them.
Abigail’s Poem: Beautiful Africa!
Posted in Uncategorized on February 21, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Animals roam the beautiful African plains,
Fear of death conquers the land,
Rainforests provide homes for many people and animals,
Important people, like Nelson Mandela,
Crops are grown as food to eat, as food is essential,
Aids is common in this poor third world continent.
Emma’s Poem
Posted in Class Blog on February 21, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Africa is very poor,
Farming all day long to earn little money,
Rivers flow through this huge continent,
It’s wildlife is amazing,
Children are orphaned, as their parents die of Aids,
Africa is a beautiful continent, with lots of countries.
Jasmine’s Poem
Posted in Uncategorized on February 21, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Africa is amazing,
Food is what they need,
Rainforests are dying,
It is a beautiful place,
Colours are everywhere,
Animals are prescious.
African Proverbs
Posted in Class Blog on February 21, 2008 by kirktonholmep6Today we have been learning some African proverbs. We learned that ‘African proverbs express the wisdom of the African people and are key to the understanding of African ways of life in the past and in the present.’ (K. Asare Opoku)Check out our group categories, where we have listed some of our favourite proverbs.
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