Howick historical village visit
On Thursday 14th June 2018 Me and My Class (Ormiston primary School) when to Howick historical village because in School we have been exploring on children through the ages and the learning coach’s thought it was a great opportunity for LH7 to see how children lived in the 1800s
When we arrived we started off with an intro about the place and our guides then we separated Into 3 groups to go look at each of the activities. My group started off with the toys that children played with my favorite was the walking siltis but after the intro, we had morning tea then the 1 activities which were toys. Next was cooking we were making Irish soda bread I learned that if you put yet you have to put sugar but you don’t put sugar. Some people had a turn to put the ingredients In but some didn’t have a turn Including me. Next was the school. The next one was doing the different languages and then it was lunch. Finishing off was roaming around the house that was open
3 things I learned was the toys in the olden were made out of extra pieces of wood left over from building a house. 2 thing is how to cook Irish soda bread the 3 one is how to write my name in different code languages
2 thing that we’re interesting was the toys they played with was made out of leftover wood and that in the courthouse these playsrips were what the people I the 1800s used
1 thing I still want to learn the foods they ate besides soda bread.
On Thursday 14th June 2018 Me and My Class (Ormiston primary School) when to Howick historical village because in School we have been exploring on children through the ages and the learning coach’s thought it was a great opportunity for LH7 to see how children lived in the 1800s
When we arrived we started off with an intro about the place and our guides then we separated Into 3 groups to go look at each of the activities. My group started off with the toys that children played with my favorite was the walking siltis but after the intro, we had morning tea then the 1 activities which were toys. Next was cooking we were making Irish soda bread I learned that if you put yet you have to put sugar but you don’t put sugar. Some people had a turn to put the ingredients In but some didn’t have a turn Including me. Next was the school. The next one was doing the different languages and then it was lunch. Finishing off was roaming around the house that was open
3 things I learned was the toys in the olden were made out of extra pieces of wood left over from building a house. 2 thing is how to cook Irish soda bread the 3 one is how to write my name in different code languages
2 thing that we’re interesting was the toys they played with was made out of leftover wood and that in the courthouse these playsrips were what the people I the 1800s used
1 thing I still want to learn the foods they ate besides soda bread.
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