Oct 2008 - Morrison's Academy

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Primary 2
How to Build a Snowman
You will need
Snow
Sticks
Stones
Scarf
Hat
First you will need to make a big ball
of snow for the body.
Next you will need to make a small
ball for the head.
Then put the head on the body.
Last of all put a hat on, a scarf on, a
mouth of stones, a carrot nose and
sticks for arms and stones for buttons.
Paige Wilkie P2
The Headmaster
When Jack was running in the
corridor he bumped into Mr
Robertson. He said to Jack, ‘Go to my
office.’ When he got in Jack said,
‘Why is your office made out of
rubbers?’ Mr Robertson replied, ‘If I
make a mistake I can rub it on the
wall and all my other rubbers are
terrible. Now why did you eat all of
the rubbers and pencil cases?’ Jack
said, ‘Because I was hungry and I
only eat rubbers and pencil cases
because I am an alien! ‘Are you really
an alien?’ ‘Yes.’ Then Mr Robertson
ran out of his office back to the
classroom and told the teacher all the
comments. While Mr Robertson was
talking to the teacher Jack was
eating all the rubbers. So he had to
stay there for an hour.
Joseph Dillon P2
The Christmas Concert
In the Christmas Play I was a Roman
Soldier. I wore a red t-shirt, a helmet
and I wore an armour skirt and I also
wore a tunic. My mum and dad
came to watch. I thought it was
fantastic and it was fun. It was the
best play. I had a lot of fun. I loved it. I
tried my best to do it. I thought it was
very good.
Alex Bremner P2
The Christmas Concert
In the school play I was a wise man. I
had to pretend to have frostbite. I had
to wear a crown and joggers. My
mum and dad were watching me. I
had to kneel in between Mary and
Joseph and my mum and dad
enjoyed watching me.
Marcus Somerville P2
The Christmas Concert
In the Christmas Play I was a Roman
soldier. I had to sing ‘Stand Up and Be
Counted’. My dad came to watch me
as a Roman Soldier. He liked it. He
said it was jolly good. I had to wear
armour.
James Finlay P2
The Christmas Concert
In the Christmas Play I was an angel. I
wore a white skirt and a white t-shirt
and white tights. My mum came to
the play and my dad came too. They
thought that it was fantastic.
Elsbeth Stuart P2
The Christmas Concert
In the Christmas Play I was a star. My
dad and mum thought I was very
good. I wore a gold skirt and a white
t-shirt and white tights. It was fun. First
my dad came then my mum and
dad came. They thought I was very
good.
Jenny Whitaker P2
Trip to the Crannog
On Monday 2nd June Primary 2
visited the replica crannog at Loch
Tay. When I got to school Mrs Hicks
was in the classroom talking about
the crannog. When the bus arrived I
felt excited. I stepped onto the bus
and sat beside Harry and played ‘I
spy’. At last we got to the crannog.
We crossed a road to the gift shop
and we met a lady who asked us a
question. She showed us a tooth and
we had to guess what animal the
tooth was from. The answer was a
wild boar. Then the lady took us
through a tunnel that had a video of
Iron Age things found under the
water. We moved on and saw a loom
which was an Iron Age sewing thing.
Then we walked outside and the lady
took us into a crannog and we sat
down on benches. The lady gave us
some things to pass round. She also
gave information about the crannog.
After a short time we went outside to
see some of the activities. We did
wood grinding. The lady held
something against some wood and
two people held a bow and pulled
from side to side. Next we saw stone
drilling. There was a bow and there
was a small dip in a stone and there
was a stick with a pointed end. You
placed the stick on the stump of the
stone and twisted the stick by pulling
a bow on a machine. Then the lady