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Learning How To Build A Scarecrow

P1b read a non- fiction book, all about how to make a scarecrow.

Then we made our own Scarecrows.

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posted by Calum (Digital Leader)

This entry was posted in Whole School and tagged Creativity, fun, learning, literacy, Non Fiction, reading on January 28, 2022 by Mrs Black.

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Toronto Primary School

Toronto Primary School
Howden East
Livingston
West Lothian
EH54 6BN

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Head Teacher (acting): Fiona Linfoot

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