Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Redbridge Museum (3F)
First of all we all sat down, watched and listened to a lady at the museum. Then after a while we all split up into 2 groups. One group went upstairs to the actull museum and the rest stayed where they were. I went to the museum and got a clip board. We used the clipboards to answer some questions and we got the answers from the information all around us. My friend Luxa had a camera and we took some pictures.
Then after a while we went on to the next bit of work and answered the next bit of questions.Consequently we went to the final end of the test. Next the 2 groups swoped around. Upstairs me and the rest of the group looked at some things. First we sat down and looked at rationed food they did't have many stuff to eat in those times. Afterwards we looked at some of the clothes they took to the CountrySide, my friend Luxa took some more pictures.
Then finally we looked at the Anderson Shelter it looked very poor.
Redbridge Museum (3D)
On the 12th June year 3 drove on a school-trip to Redbridge Museum to find out information on World War II.
First 3D had to to go to Redbridge Museum and in the afternoon the other class, 3F, had to go.
First 3D got ready then we set off. Before we could go, the coach broke-down and the engine was not working. So we had to wait a little while. Then the coach was working, so we set off. It took approximately took 20 minutes to get their.
When we arrived at the Redbridge Museum we had to walk up one set of stairs, then we went into a lovely room.
Next we saw a lovely lady called Susan. She looked quite polite. Susan asked us if we knew how many countries were involved in World War II and lots of questions. It was really fun.
There was a shelter and it was called an Anderson Shelter. Inside the Anderson Shelter all of the metal was all rusty and crusty and looked very old. The Anderson Shelter was quite small and only about 2 people could fit in it.
In the museum we went to an upper-part and we got clip-boards and we had to fill in all the answers from what we knew and what Susan had told us. It was quite fun.
I felt a bit sad because all of the soldiers had to fight and sacrifice their lives just to save us and it must of been so hard to live because you had to wear a gas-mask and rationing was going on.
by Faizah
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Thursday, 7 May 2009
teeth
Brush your teeth well twice a day (after breakfast and last thing before going to bed).
Use a small toothbrush with soft bristles. Hard and medium bristled toothbrushes can damage teeth and gums.
Use fluoride (say flu-or-ide) toothpaste. From 6 years of age you can use adult toothpaste, but make sure you spit it out when you have finished cleaning your teeth. Children under 6 need to use a special children's toothpaste.
Gently and thoroughly brush each side of every tooth and the gums. It should take about 3 minutes to do them all.
Dental floss cleans between your teeth but should only be used if you have been shown how to floss at the dentist.
Once a week you could check your toothbrushing skills by rinsing with a liquid called Disclo-gel. This is a pink liquid that stains the plaque pink and makes it easier to see. Disclo-gel can be bought from a chemist. If your teeth are not totally clean, there will be a pink stain on a tooth. Brush that stain off and remember how you did it, so that you can add that to how you clean your teeth.
Leon and Bob
Monday, 23 February 2009
History topic:Goodnight Mr Tom
with Mr Tom.Here's a little part of the movie to get you interested.
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
China week
Another fun part of China Week was the making our own calligraphy and posters.
olso we have been making flowers for our Chines vers wich looks abit like snowflaks.