Drama!

We have been using our drama skills this week again!   We have been re-enacting different scenes from the Great Fire of London.  We recorded ourselves acting different scenes eg in the bakery in Pudding Lane etc. 

The children will use these as a stimulus next week to write their own diary entries as if they were actually in London in 1666.  We may even make our old paper again (using teabags) to really help us write in role.

Watch this space for a glimpse of our writing ...

Have a lovely weekend everyone and see you on Monday!

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