This is the travelling tale that went between our school, Island Bay School, International School in Luxembourg and a school in the USA. It is amazing. You should watch it.
By Talia
Showing posts with label travelling tales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travelling tales. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 November 2016
Saturday, 15 October 2016
Travelling Tales: Bob the Big White Shark
We have been involved in the first travelling tale. "This is a club that is designed to connect children to other schools so they can collaborate to create short stories to share with the world." This tale has been to Luxembourg, Taiwan and New Zealand.
Students in Nicola's literacy group helped to come up with the ideas for the middle part of the story (the problem/
Monday, 10 October 2016
Travelling Tales
We have been working on a story project called "Travelling Tales". Some of our students helped to write the story. The story started in a school in Luxembourg then was passed on to a school in Taiwan/ Taipei. It arrived with us today. We're really excited about finding out how the story will end... watch this space!
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