If you'd like to do the 100wc over half term, here are the details!
The prompt is quite long - there are two stories about children living in Africa. Both of the children have difficult lives - your task is to write a letter to one of them, either telling them how you feel about their story, or explaining how your life is different to theirs.
You can see the prompt by clicking here.
Remember that you only have 100 words to use!
Email in your entries to ash.greenfields@gmail.com and I'll put them onto the blog :-)
Mr K.
Thursday, 31 May 2012
Sam G's Google Earth video!
Sam G made this video to show how to use Google Earth - well done, Sam! This is a great effort by one of our Digital Leaders - what could Sam add to it to make it even better? I thought perhaps use a microphone to add a voice-over to the video - then you wouldn't need to type the instructions!
Excellent work, Sam!
Excellent work, Sam!
Monday, 28 May 2012
Owen's 100wc - week 32!
Oops! I nearly forgot Owen's 100wc - and it is fantastic! Just press play to listen!
Stopping off in Gibraltar!
Hi Everyone in Ash Class,
We arrived in Gibraltar yesterday morning and after lunch went on a visit to Europa Point and St Michael's Cave which is a natural carven with stalagmites and stalactites and they
sometimes hold concerts there because the sound is so good.
We also met the apes, there are five colonies of apes living on the rock and they are all called after members of the royal family or important people. Gibraltar belongs to Britain and history has it that as long as the apes remain on the rock it will remain British, so the people of Gibraltar look after the apes very well indeed! One of the ladies bought an ice cream and as she walked out of the shop an ape landed on her shoulder and made off with the ice cream.
When we were in Gibraltar we could see North Africa. Do any of you know what the Twin Pillars of Hercules are? Another question how wide and how long are the Straits of Gibraltar?
From Lozzer's Granny & Grandpa.
We arrived in Gibraltar yesterday morning and after lunch went on a visit to Europa Point and St Michael's Cave which is a natural carven with stalagmites and stalactites and they
sometimes hold concerts there because the sound is so good.
We also met the apes, there are five colonies of apes living on the rock and they are all called after members of the royal family or important people. Gibraltar belongs to Britain and history has it that as long as the apes remain on the rock it will remain British, so the people of Gibraltar look after the apes very well indeed! One of the ladies bought an ice cream and as she walked out of the shop an ape landed on her shoulder and made off with the ice cream.
When we were in Gibraltar we could see North Africa. Do any of you know what the Twin Pillars of Hercules are? Another question how wide and how long are the Straits of Gibraltar?
From Lozzer's Granny & Grandpa.
Sunday, 27 May 2012
More Ash Class champions!
First we had a champion boxer, then a rugby player, and now we have a champion dog handler who came 2nd in the Young Dog Handler category and 3rd in the Gun Dog category at the West Mids Country Show at Shrewsbury Show Ground - well done (and well done to Indie the dog too!)

Saturday, 26 May 2012
Friday, 25 May 2012
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