Well now, I was told that today would be a nice easy day, just watching the children of Bybrook going about their ordinary Tuesday activities.
Hmm, I am not
too sure about "easy" - I started off in
Literacy Hour with Class 5/6ES - and guess what? They asked me to teach
them all about Peru. I hope I did a good job?
Next was Numeracy
Hour - below are two pictures of me trying to show that I am good with
a calculator. (Actually, I got quite a few sums wrong, but don't tell
anyone please).
Pull your mouse across the picture below to see
them both.
I went for a look at the secret lunchtime club - I know only special and certain people are allowed to join in, so I guess I am now a special and certain bear.
If you would like to have a quick
peek, click on the Robot
Guard below - but enter at your own risk!
I was very
excited after break when I realised that the band was getting ready
to play in Assembly.
Some of the children had made me some pan-pipes, just like the ones I
used to play in Peru so that I could join in with the hymns.They even
got the South American rain-stick out so that
I would feel at home.
Click on the pictures if you want to see me playing
in more detail.
Then I had a bit of one-to-one reading . I thought the letter P in my pocket stood for Paddington, but my new little friend insisted it was a P for penguin!
At the end
of the afternoon I played games outside with Class 3/4DA, I thought the
girls were a bit rough, but the boys were definitely ok! I'm not sure
what we were playing,
I think Mr Alexander made it up, but it was fun.
After school I tried to be helpful . Cath and Carol gave me some rubber gloves and I dusted the book cases, leaving them with all the easy work. It was nice of them to let me play.
So much for my
"easy" day!
I shall be tucked up in bed early tonight,
cos tomorrow I am going through the Channel Tunnel to France!
Just think of all those big fish swimming above my head - no - better not to think about it!
Night Night xxx
