Yesterday Skeld Primary 4-7 drove from Skeld school to Kergord’s forest. On the bus we had to figure out how the same person can’t step in the same river twice. The answer was that you’re getting older every second.
At Kergord we walked through the forest in a path. We walked like a snake so wherever the front went the back went. At one point we had to climb over a tree. It was tall and made me feel nervous to climb at first. There was a branch that we had the choice to climb over or under the branch. At first most of us ducked under the branch but the second time all of us climbed over the branch. I felt amazing after climbing over the branch.
After walking for awhile, we had to lie down and look up at the tree tops in Kergord for 3 minutes. Occasionally some birds flew by. I felt slightly bored because I prefer to move about.
Later, we had lunch. I had a cheese sandwich and an apple for my lunch. I liked the lunch
After lunch, we had one hour to make a shelter. We could only get sticks from the ground. We were split into different groups. Me and Lewis picked up sticks while Loui-Bo and Nicola put the sticks on the shelter. During the process we made the R.I.P hole, the mud slide and Erin’s suicidal route. The R.I.P hole is a hole that Stephanie fell down that slightly hurt her. The mud slide is a very slippy slide that is made of mud.

After making the shelters, we played a game called the best game in the world. How you play it is one person stands in one spot and they can’t move from that spot. They count to 20 and the other people hide while the counter counts to 20, they have to look for the hiders. If the catcher sees a hider, they say their name and they have to come to near where the catcher is. Once you can’t see any more hiders then you count to 15 and everyone has to get closer to the catcher. repeat this on 10 and 5.
After playing the best game in the world a few times, we went on the bus back to the school.

By Jason 25/03/14