Howick Historical Village Trip
5th July 2011
Yesterday we went
to the Historical Village. My favourite part was the old toys. They were made
out of string, wood and glass. My favourite toy was a spinning top. By Neeve
Yesterday we went
to the Historical Village. My favourite activity was the outside games. There
were horses and then we went to the inside games. They had activities and even
parlour games like squeak piggy squeak. Then we went to the nursery games and
played Jack jumped over the candlestick. By Anya
Yesterday we went
to the Historical Village. My favourite part was playing with the old toys and
my favourite thing was the marbles and the marbles were made out of glass. Then
we went to play outside games. Then we went inside to play passing the ball
with our chins. Then we played the rope game. We had to put the rope around our
body. By Maia
Yesterday Rooms 3,
5 and 6 went to Howick Historical Village and we saw some toy horses that we
could ride on. My favourite part was playing the parlour games. I liked singing
Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jumped over the candlestick. The first
thing that we did was trying to work out the olden day toys that the children
used to play with. By Ashira
Yesterday we went
to Howick Historical Village. First we went to the old toys. My favourite one
was the Jacob’s ladder and we passed them around so we wouldn’t fight. Then we
went to the outside toys. We saw a lot of riding horses and log walkers and
those things that you have to put two sticks together and the ring will fly
into the air. Then we went to the parlour games. We played the string game then
we played squeak piggy squeak. Then we played the chin ball game and the other
passing ball game and then I went to have a look around. By Jacey
The first activity
that we went to was to the toys. We played with the toys. The names were
Jacob’s ladder, acrobats, spinning tops and puppets. They were made of string
and wood and glass. My favourite toy was the acrobat! We needed to squeeze the
wood and it will turn around. My favourite activity was the nursery rhymes
because I liked the games that she taught us. My favourite game at the nursery
rhymes was Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jump over the candlestick
because it was fun. By Orlando
Congratulations Room 3 - Your first attempt at Voicethread is fantastic. Your trip to the Historical Village sounds like it was a trip where lots of learning happened. We liked seeing you balancing on the log walkers. In Australia it is Fathers' Day next Sunday, September 4th. We are going to try and do a Voicethread for our Dads. It will be our first try. We hope it turns out as well as yours did. Mrs Nelson showed us the special message your QR code gives - that is very clever too. We hope you will visit our blog regularly. Maybe one day we can Skype with each other too! From Room 3 and Mrs Nelson
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ReplyDeleteI misspelt our blog address!
jackienelson.edublogs.org
From Room 3 in South Australia
I hope that you had a good time learning all the stuff that you learnt about the olden days. We learnt about the olden days this term too. I liked the sewing machine that they used then.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed looking at your olden days stuff that you were using. The wooden horses looked really really awesome.
ReplyDeleteHey Room 3 Point View School, we loved your comments and think that your blog looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHi Rieff, Marilena and Ollie what fabulous comments you made. Yes Marilena the horses were awesome the boys want them at our school for morning tea and lunchtime play - wouldn't that be cool!
ReplyDeleteWell Rieff we think your blog is fantastic and I really think Miss Revell and I should sort out a skype session very soon.
Enjoy the rest of your week.
Room 3 and Mrs Laburn
we enjoyed all the things we saw in your classroom and what you did. We did not go on school trips when we were at school. Your school is a lot of fun .
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