Ready For Take Off - P3’s Trip To See Concorde March 10, 2008
Posted by kcolver in : P3 , trackbackIt was a wet and windy Monday when Primary 3 jetted off to East Fortune for our outing to The Museum of Flight. We had great fun listening to Robert the storyteller. He told us all about the history of transport. We were fascinated by the story of Icarus and his wax wings. Some of us got to practise our miming skills. We helped Robert to act out a horse and cart, canoeing, an old motor car and an early aeroplane. We also got to make and test our own aeroplanes. Unfortunately they were only made of paper. The highlight of our trip was our visit to Concorde. We were amazed by how narrow it was inside and how many buttons there were in the cockpit.
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My favourite part was going on Concorde.
the best thing was going to see the concorde.i like going there.
i like robert when he telld us the story.
P3, it was fantatic to hear about your exciting trip. P6/7 also visited the Museum of Flight for our WW2 topic. We also enjoyed ourselves. It would be great to hear about the stories you were told.
My favourite part was when we went on Concorde and when Robert the storyteller told us a story about the first man to make wings. His name was Icarus and his son Daedalus. Icarus made the wings out of pigeons’ feathers and wax. I had a lovely time at the Museum of Flight
I liked Concorde and the story.
My favourite part was when we made paper aroplains and my other favourite part was when we went on the Concorde and I liked the story too. I also liked when we drew our own aroplain.