What a great day Nick; interactive, fun education which I bet none of the kids will forget. I'm sure plenty of imaginations were fired for life there ;)
Cheers! The parents put in a huge amount of work - my helmet was made by one of them from the remains of an old hot water cylinder. Rolled, flattened, cut up, riveted, the whole nine yards!
Very cool, really enjoyed that. I remember a teacher getting us to make spears and stuff for aboriginal studies at that age- but your class is way cooler.
Thanks Bro! I know I enjoyed it, and I got a way cool helmet, three shields (the other two are still in the classroom) and a chiton out of it - all pulled together by other people!
What a great day Nick; interactive, fun education which I bet none of the kids will forget. I'm sure plenty of imaginations were fired for life there ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Monty. Hope so...who knows, they may end up laying with little toy soldiers!
DeleteThat's brilliant Nick! None of them will ever forget that lesson. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteCheers! The parents put in a huge amount of work - my helmet was made by one of them from the remains of an old hot water cylinder. Rolled, flattened, cut up, riveted, the whole nine yards!
DeleteVery cool, really enjoyed that. I remember a teacher getting us to make spears and stuff for aboriginal studies at that age- but your class is way cooler.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bro! I know I enjoyed it, and I got a way cool helmet, three shields (the other two are still in the classroom) and a chiton out of it - all pulled together by other people!
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