Our whole class brainstormed a list of key words that described our recent holidays.
Here is the Wordle we created.
What is your favourite part of holidays?
Tell us what you like to do when you are on holidays.
Our whole class brainstormed a list of key words that described our recent holidays.
Here is the Wordle we created.
What is your favourite part of holidays?
Tell us what you like to do when you are on holidays.
Hi everyone, I love your wordle. It looks like everybody has had lots of fun during the holidays. There are so many different activities that everybody took part in. Are you going to do any more wordles? Keep up the good work. Hannah’s Mum (M)
My favourite part of the holidays is sleeping in and not having to pack lunch boxes! It is lots of fun having the children home and doing craft and cooking and going for walks. Who else did some cooking with their parents?
I like the wordle.
I see fun is the largest word which is good to see. What movies did people see?
Love your Wordle – most of the words relate to my recent holiday to Queensland. I’d add some extra words to mine, like – waterslides, relaxing – but like you, my family and I had FUN. Thanks for sharing. From Mr Luke.
ella m
I loved your wordle it was very clever. Who thought of the word carrot it made me smile.
Looks like you guys had great fun these holidays! Love the wordle 🙂
Marc and I enjoyed watching the children running laps of the oval,getting heaps of steps for The Global Corporate Challenge and most of all raising fund for The Little Heroes Foudation. Well done room 24.
In the holidays
I went on the train to the Festival Theatre, we did a tour of the change rooms, practice room, we sat on the seats and we saw where they made the props. Emma’s family came with us. We ate our lunch on the grass near the River Torrens. We played hide and seek on the colored blocks and chasey.
Hi Will and Kim,
WOW!! That’s sounds like a great idea for a holiday activity. The backstage area of the Festival Theatre is an exciting and interesting place to visit.
From Miss Sporn