Here are our Year 5 students tucking in!
Perhaps our children can post a comment on the blog to say how their sandwich tasted, and how they enjoyed making it.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Sandwich Day
5S had great fun on Wednesday last week making the sandwiches for which they'd previously written the instructions. Parents, no need to make packed lunches for the children anymore, they're all capable of making their own!
Here are our Year 5 students tucking in!
Perhaps our children can post a comment on the blog to say how their sandwich tasted, and how they enjoyed making it.
Here are our Year 5 students tucking in!
Perhaps our children can post a comment on the blog to say how their sandwich tasted, and how they enjoyed making it.
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it was okay but I hate this picture change the picture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was the first funnest leson in english. I realy enjoyed making it, it tasted even better than the one i make in home. Some of my instructions were a bit muddled but i think it was a good in struction.
ReplyDeleteI loved that day. It was so much fun making sandwiches and my sandwich was so big but delicious.All my instructions worked at the end it looked amazing. I couldn't bite it properly and i couldn't finish it. That day was amazing.
ReplyDeleteYYYYYYYYYYMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis was one of the best times in year5. I wish we would always have so much fun.
Hahahaha these pictures make me hungry! :)
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich was extremly tasty, you might even say it was sensational :))
ReplyDeleteYummy yum yum ...
My sandwich tasted great I followed my instructions and I did not need to change them. It was easy to follow and I think if someone tried it they would understand it. I think mine was straight forward and simple. It was delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe sandwiches were delicious and it smelled funny when we were done with them.My recipe worked good and it tasted good enough.
ReplyDeleteexcuse me Amin didnt you use my recipe and it was kind of messy, wasn't it amin
DeleteYear 5 : 5S Class ALWAYS Gets The Spoltlight I noticed that in the other blogs.You should give other classes credit.
ReplyDeleteFrom,
Carolynn (Carolina) :)
yummy sandwiches there
ReplyDeleteI realy enjoied making our sandwhich,I am sure the hole class enjoied it too.It was easy and fun to make our sandwich.My sandwich was yummy.Some of us had hudge sandwich m and some were small.Some of us had easy instruction and some had hard I had so easy instruction.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your note Carolina. Not all the pictures here are 5S, so the credit is shared. Unfortunately, the camera 5T took their photos on broke otherwise they would be here too.
ReplyDeleteWhen Mr.Suter first told us that that we were going to make sandwiches in class, I got really excited and started making up my sandwich in my head. I told my parents about it and what ingredients I needed they said they would provide them for me. When we actually made the sandwiches, mine started getting soggy but it still smelled good. All the smells and sandwiches made me hungry but we were only allowed one bite! When we started writing I started rocking on my chair because I was so hungry and when I ate it, it was delicious and I wanted more.
ReplyDeleteI loved it, it was so fun and my sandwich tasted better than i thought it would. It was the best English class in year5. My instructions were very easy to follow. It was fun making my partners sandwich.YUMMY!!YUMMY SANDWICHES!!!!
ReplyDeleteSandwich day was really fun and exciting. My partner, Yasmine made my sandwich correctly. It was really yummy. It was a cheese and turkey sandwich. Yasmine's s andwich was quite complicated.
ReplyDeleteThe sanwich was really fun to make. I cant believe it took us two seconds to make
ReplyDeleteI liked it because it was simple making them and they were verrrryyyyyy YUMMY!!!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeletei think my partner was copying my sandwich but he forgot lettuce
ReplyDeleteI loved it so much! I can't wait to have another sandwhich lesson.
ReplyDeletei wasnt there but i did it at home and it was not too bad but i would have fun if i did it with you guys but i was sick. :'(
ReplyDeleteYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. I LOVED EATING AND MAKING THE SANDWICH IT WAS LIKE I WAS IN FATA FEAT ON TV.
ReplyDeleteThis experience was really nice and enjoyable.We had so much fun and my partners instructions were very simple and easy to follow.
ReplyDeleteMy partner (Rad) wanted to eat my sandwish instead of everyone eating his own sandwish so i just agreed.It was delicous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arkady 5T
ReplyDeleteI realy enjoied making sandwhiches,I am sure the hole class enjoied it too.It was easy and fun to make our sandwich.My sandwich was yummy.Some of us had hudge sandwiches and some were small.Some of us had easy instruction and some had hard I had so easy instruction.
The sandwiches were delicious and it smelled funny when we were done with them. My recipe worked good and it tasted good enough.
ReplyDeletei loved it it was beyond fun it was my Favorited English class. My instructions were very easy to follow.YUMMY!!YUMMY SANDWICHES!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was really yummy! these pictures reminds me of them!!!
ReplyDeleteMr suter i didnt know were to put history so here it is The battle of Marathon was one of the most important battles in world history. On a summer's morning in 490BC, two armies faced each other across the plain of Marathon, 26 miles from Athens. On one side were 9,000 Athenians, supported by 1,000 men from Plataia. On the other were between 18,000 and 25,000 Persian warriors (including men from various parts of the Persian empire).
ReplyDeleteThe Persian army had come to conquer Athens, as a first step to taking over the whole of Greece, adding it to the already enormous Persian Empire. On the way to Marathon they had defeated several other Greek cities, killing the men, enslaving the women and children, and burning down the towns. Marathon is remembered for the heroism of a Greek named Pheidippides. Before the battle, he'd run for 2 days and nights - over 150 miles (240 km) - from Athens to Sparta to fetch help. Then he fought at Marathon. After the battle, he ran 26 miles (42 km) non-stop to Athens, but died as he gasped out the news of victory. The modern Marathon race is over the same distance as his epic run from Marathon to Athens.
The Persians had many thousands of archers - and the Greeks had none. Long before the hoplites could even reach the Persians with their spears, the sky would be filled with a black cloud of arrows raining death onto their heads.
how is Greece so far? I hope your enjoying it
ReplyDeleteDear Saira
ReplyDeletehow are you doing in Greece.I miss you alot and i wish you didnt go.Is it fun there?Hope the weather's cool there because it is raining over here! Why? i don't know why maybe because of your absence here.LOL!!!!
Hamnah your BFF:D
DEAR fAY,
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing in Greece? I hope you are having a lot of fun! I am really missing you and just to let you know so does Samar and Sherouq. Did you know that it is raining here and it is amazing! I hope you are enjoying yourself there!
so SEEYAH later!