Welcome to our 2017 Class Blog. We are a class of year 5/6 students at Vardon School who look forward to sharing all our exciting learning and reflections with you. This is a great place for you to follow the many happenings in both our class and school. You can also check out our individual blogs for samples of our learning, artwork, and special moments captured in photos and on video.
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Dear Room 8 Thanks for making ANZAC buiscuits! They are deliscious to eat. When I started smelling them cooking I started to drool! Mrs Paraha could tell I really wanted one. I enjoyed eating the warm, tasty treat you made for me. There was no chance of it lasting for a long time because I ate it straight away. I learnt from Room 7 that the sodiers' families made these biscuits because they knew they wouldn't go off before they arrived in the post! From Mrs Paton
Yum! Anzac Biscuits. I still remember making these with my Grandma but you don't need to work out how long ago that was!! It was definitely after World War 2. Do you know why the Anzac recipe was designed and why? Try to find out and I have a cool memorial biscuit tin to share with you if you like. I hope you will make your Anzac Biscuits at home to share with your family also. Mrs. T.
Wow! They look yummy! I still remember making Anzac Biscuits with my Grandma..no prizes for guessing how long ago that was but it was definitely after World War Two. Do you know why the biscuits were invented? I have a special commerative biscuit tin that did contain Anzac Biscuits I could share with you if you like. I hope you have taken the recipe home to share with your family.
Dear Room 8
ReplyDeleteThanks for making ANZAC buiscuits! They are deliscious to eat. When I started smelling them cooking I started to drool! Mrs Paraha could tell I really wanted one.
I enjoyed eating the warm, tasty treat you made for me. There was no chance of it lasting for a long time because I ate it straight away. I learnt from Room 7 that the sodiers' families made these biscuits because they knew they wouldn't go off before they arrived in the post!
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Mrs Paton
Yum! Anzac Biscuits. I still remember making these with my Grandma but you don't need to work out how long ago that was!! It was definitely after World War 2. Do you know why the Anzac recipe was designed and why? Try to find out and I have a cool memorial biscuit tin to share with you if you like.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will make your Anzac Biscuits at home to share with your family also.
Mrs. T.
Wow! They look yummy! I still remember making Anzac Biscuits with my Grandma..no prizes for guessing how long ago that was but it was definitely after World War Two. Do you know why the biscuits were invented?
ReplyDeleteI have a special commerative biscuit tin that did contain Anzac Biscuits I could share with you if you like.
I hope you have taken the recipe home to share with your family.