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cut out different shapes to ver the past few make the mouth and eyes. We weeks, we were then stuffed them. learning how to sew. Secondly, we made stockings. First of all, we made an emoji. We made them out of different We made it out of yellow, coloured felt. We put bells and black and white felt. We cut name tags on them. They are our yellow felt into circles and really nice. sewed them together. Then we By Tomás & Adam
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n M.Lucy/Michelle’s Class we got very crafty and tried some sewing. Although teacher was nervous handing out 24 needles we did fantastic work So anytime anything at home needs sewing you know who to ask.
place where the neck should be and we put a lollipop stick inside we made two circles. We filled them up and then we placed in the lollipop stick then we put googly eyes for eyes made the hair with felt and drew a face. We each took turns working on the sewing project and we created a Nativity scene.
We got a pencil drew on felt and then we cut it out we made two of the exact same ones. So then we By Kacper M. could stuff them. When we stuffed them we cut a hole in the
Alfie the white-haired doggy, Has a very fluffy head. And if you ever seek him, He’ll be in his cosy bed. All of the kids and teachers,
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his year in school we had rugby training, this was an opportunity to find a new hobby and learn a lot of new stuff. We had lots and lots of fun. It was hard to learn at first but most of us got the hang of it by the 2nd or 3rd week. I think this was a great thing to do because it was exercise, learning and having fun and it was great for people who hadn’t ever played rugby to see what the sport was like. We all had lots of fun in rugby training. By Noah Foley CBS Exclusive Issue 2 2020/21
Love to rub his big belly Have you ever seen a doggy, Quite as playful as Alfie?
He loves eating lots of treats, When he’s a good boy. Alfie you’re the best of all, You deserve a new toy ball. All of the children love him, And they shout out with glee, “Alfie My Canine Companion, You’ll go down in history!” By Harry, Damien and Kevin
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