Then we had to see how many times we could write our name in a minute, if we could hold our arms in the air for a minute and stand on one leg for a minute.
Monday, 28 November 2016
Maths
We are learning about time
Then we had to see how many times we could write our name in a minute, if we could hold our arms in the air for a minute and stand on one leg for a minute.
Then we had to see how many times we could write our name in a minute, if we could hold our arms in the air for a minute and stand on one leg for a minute.
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