The Victorians are coming.......
Gruel, stern school teachers, the cane, you have all this to look forward to in term 3. Oh, and a brand spanking new building of course!
Here are some websites to look at to find out about a bit about the Victorians.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory/victorian_britain/
http://victorians.swgfl.org.uk/welcome.htm
Who was Queen Victoria?
King Rama V reigned in Thailand from 1868-1910. What can you find out about him? The Thai people hold King Rama V in great respect and on October 23rd each year celebrate Chulalongkorn Day in his honour.
In the first week we will be watching the film Oliver Twist.



The story was written by the famous author Charles Dickens.
If you have time over the holidays try to find out about the story and the characters. Charles Dickens has created some of the best charcters ever! The Artful Doger is brilliant!
Victorian Day will now be on Tuesday 10th May.
You might want to start to thinking about your costume over the holidays. Most Victorian costumes are fairly simple. For the boys, a pair of dark shorts with a collared shirt and waistcoat is fine. Perhaps a flat cap to finish off the look.
For the girls, a simple dark dress with a white apron over the top has been a popular choice in previous years.
Or you may want to go to town and dress as a well to-do Victorian gentleman or lady. Up to you!
Follow the link below for some photos of previous Vistorian days. This will give you some ideas for your outfits.
http://www.patana.ac.th/Primary/viewGallery.asp?hGalleryID=768
Whew! I am glad I wasn't born in the victorian times. I really feel sorry for the victorian kids
Published on Friday, April 08, 2011 LikeI feel sorry for the victorian kids too.
Published on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 LikeHooray! We are going to learn about the Victorians!
Published on Friday, April 15, 2011 LikeWOW! I saw Shirley this week it was so fun.
Published on Sunday, April 17, 2011 LikeMs Jo?
Can we relate our clothes to our names? For example a Princess could wear a fancy type of clothes? But still look Victorian?