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For IDL we are learning about Spain. Spain is a warm country in Europe. The capital city is Madrid. There are a lot of sandy beaches.
We have drawn a large map of the country and added landmarks. I chose Barcelona and drew a picture of a large arched gateway in the city.
it is a landmark in a spain.
I am going to learn about the language next, and learn how to say My name is Reece.
hello im sam and today im talking about chemistry! 
So i started a chemistry club because i love chemistry. and no one joinded ): but its still fun :D. anyway at the chemistry club we got red cabbage and we choped it up and we added hot water to make a weird blue liquid. and we mixed the blue liquid with ,lemon juice, ,vinager, ,surface cleaner, and somthing else. and next time we will make a rocket.
anyways i hope you have a good day bye.
Hello its Rory and i am gonna be talking about my time at animation club.
We started off by learning about the different types of animation and we got got told that we were doing flip books. A flip book is a book were you flip it and it makes an animation it is a very long process. So i started making one and i failed and failed and failed so i gave up and just done a stick-man once i was done i just went on the computers to make and animation then Sevi told us how good our animations are.. my one was second last 👍.
so i found the first day of animation club pretty boring because we didn’t have much to do.
Also on the weekend i went out with Carson and Jullien on are bikes.. so that OK 👍
That is all bye
Hello, it’s Jullien, and I am going to talk about the scouts because I just joined a new group here in Dumfries. I was a scout before in the Netherlands for 5 years. Two weeks ago, on Thursday, I went to the scouts in Dumfries just to see if I liked it. There was a guy called Jacob, and he is very nice to me! The first time I went there, we played hockey and a game where you have to throw bean bags in a target. This week, we did a game with a ball, and then we did a quiz were all the answer had a colour, Here is a example “what is your favourite chocolate? = Black magic”
That’s all!
Jullien.
We learnt the story about the camel and we learnt wot the artefacts in Islam is a pear mat a shoe rack a pare beads. The 5 pillars are shahada. salak. zakat. sawm. hajj. We did a diorama in side a mosque and we labelled parts of a mosque.
We found out that the gods last messenger was Muhammad.
Hi mates Daniel and Thomas here we are learning about Islam like Muslims pray in a mosque we made a diorama of inside of a mosque we made a big card board mosque on the wall. we write are names in Arabic Arabic is a langues from soudia Arabia.
by Daniel and Thomas
Islam is a religion that Muslims believe in. There are 5 pillars of I`slam there are called Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj. Muslims pray in a place called a mosque. They speak a language called Arabic. the Arabic language can be found inside a sort of book called a mosque. We made these diagrams of the inside of a mosque and we also made a wall decoration of a mosque that is labeled and made of paper we also learned what the 5 pillars mean and to wright our names in arabic.
by miller and harry or in arabic واسطة ميلر وهاري
IDL is very fun and we are lernig about islam we have done lots of activites sutch as leaflits we did a quiz to see how much we have learnd we made by g r pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop
Hi Brody here. Today i am going to be talking about islam. we learned about the five pillars of islam. they are called shahada, salah, zakat, swam and hajj. we also made leaflets about Islamic artefacts such as prayer mats and shoe racks. we made a big out line of a mosque on the wall and then labelled it. we also wrote our name in Arabic. we made a diorama of the inside of a mosque. on our white board we drew the story of the crying camel then we made a story map of the crying camel.
by brody
Thank you to the Event Group (a Holywood Business Group) for planning, organising and running the Football Tournament.
Two thirds of the school were on the pitch taking part – with pupils from P1 to P7 making up the teams. Players were great sports on and off the pitch making the event a pleasure to watch.
Some hardy parents and grandparents endured the cold and came to cheer on their team – thank you for your support!
Thank you to Abigail’s dad for refereeing the tournament. I can report that no yellow or red cards were issued!
Well done once again to all members of the Events Group – you did a great job. We are already looking forward to your next event… I wonder what it will be?!?
Miss Dale
