This term in my school P6 and P7s have been learning about world war two we have been working on a school play about ww2.

The children in Room 13 have been sowing seeds and growing them in class. They’re starting to sprout already after just one week!

Recently Primary 6 and 7 have been taking part in a school Pantomime called Panto Pandemonium. I was backstage. The actors in the Pantomime were great at acting. Sadly the Pantomime is over.

Last Tuesday and Wednesday we were doing Panto Pandemonium and  everybody loved it. We sang our hearts out. It was so fun rehearsing in the hall.

 On Tuesday and Wednesday room 12, 13 and 14 were doing a pantomime. I was in backstage. I was helping with all the scenery and all the painting. The pantomime was a excellent pantomime. It felt like the story was coming to life. The funniest person in the pantomime was Ellis. The first two shows of it was great but the last show was excellent.

Today primary six and seven were making stars for art. A lot of people in the class thought it was very complicated but it was fine  when you got into it. It was a laugh and a fun activity to do with all my class mates.

Today we did a report on why we wear Poppies.  We wear Poppies because we remember those who fought in the wars and never survived.  Its known as two things. Remembrance day and Armistice day.

Yesterday I done a report on poppies.During the first world war [1914-1918] much of the fighting took place in western europe previously beutiful country side was blasted.The landscape turned to fields of mud 

the reason we wear poppies is because after the war was done the first and only flowers to grow on the battlefields and thats why we

wear them