Here are some stories from our class about our surprise Canadian visitor last week. We have been studying the country of Canada in Geography.
Our Canadian Visitor By Lavinia Hotca Florea
On Tuesday, the 3rd of March a Canadian visitor came to tell us a few things about Canada. First she told us her name was Winn. The first question was “Where she was from in Canada?” Winn said she was from Victoria on the West Coast on Vancouver Island. We also asked her how tall the tallest tree in Canada was. She said that the height of the tallest tree was 95 metres and the width was 9 metres. Winn also told us that each year in British Columbia they plant 200 million trees and that 118 Ireland’s would fit into Canada. After she showed us two t-shirts. One was with the fire fighters and the second was with a hockey team. Winn also showed us some ketchup flavoured crisps, cheezies, a soft ball and a leather glove. Soon we had to go home but when we went out the door we saw teachers little baby girl. I had a great time that day!
Our Canadian Visitor By Ajay Jones
Yesterday a visitor came in. Her name was Winn. She lives in Victoria on Vancouver Island on the West coast of Canada. The width of the tallest tree in Canada is 7m. Canada is very large. We asked her about 20 questions. I asked her what poutine tastes like and do Canadians have any different traditions. She brought us in a forest workers uniform. She also brought some crisps. She said she never tasted poutine. Hockey is a big sport in Canada and she said she likes playing hockey too. In Canada the national anthem is called ‘O! Canada!’
Our Canadian Visitor By Mateusz Jermolowicz
Yesterday a visitor came to our class. She was from Canada. Her name was Winn. Firstly, teacher told us to put everything away into our bags. Secondly, the woman came to our class and the woman was from Canada. She introduced herself- her name was Winn. Later on we asked her about 20 questions. Everyone had questions for her. She was telling us about school in Canada and about all different types of foods, like poutine. She said that she loved hockey. When the questions were finished she showed us a tee-shirt with the firefighters on the back and a baseball glove and a softball, ketchup chips and cheesy chips. So that’s the end. I was happy that I learned something about Canada!
Our Canadian Visitor By Kacper Burtan
Yesterday in our class we had a Canadian visitor. Her name was Winn. She was from the West Coast in Victoria. Firstly we had to get our questions ready to ask. Next Winn came at 2pm. She had a big bag with a Canadian flag on it. Later on, we asked Winn our questions. I asked what was Kobassa. Finally she showed us some things she had in her bag. She had a soccer shirt, crisps and another t-shirt. Finally she had to head back to Canada. The End.
