She will usually start a conversation with
" do you know about The Great Fire of London?"
to which you MUST reply
"No"
" well, in 166 there was a baker in Pudding Lane, who was baking bread and went to bed. He didn't check the ovens and there was a big fire"
and then she proceeds to tell you how the fire spread and how all the people escape! I really am not to sure who the French Weavers are, or if she has misheard her teacher, but she is adamant the French Weavers were sent to jail!
For anyone who would like to know more, LOL! here is a great website
A few weeks ago, year 1/2 spent the day dressed up as an Edwardian with guest speakers throughout the day to learn more.
And here is my little darling!
I have had a lovely afternoon, meeting up with Dawn, and then having a little browse around the shops and picked up some bargain stitchinhg templates by Papermania.
Hope you have all had a lovely day, I am hoping to get some scrapping done before watching American Idol. I am supporting Adam all the way!!!
Hugs
Anna x
Ohhh, those pictures are so cute!! and thank you for informing us about the Great Fire, I'd never heard of it! :)
It's great when something captures their imagination isn't it! x
Oh bless her, maybe she's a future historian ;-) x
she is so precious!
bless her little heart....so cute!!!!
Aww. What a cutie! And it helps that she knows a lot about history too. That's really good.
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