It’s almost Christmas. Time to be with the family, eat the special food the grannies have prepared with all their love, and why not, sing carols at the top of your lungs or tell stories. This year, Joshua made us feel the Christmas spirit by inviting us to tell stories. But they were special stories: you have no idea the way they were going to be.
First, he asked students to tell him verbs, nouns, adjectives, colours, numbers, etc. What a combination!!! Then a volunteer read the story which included all of them. It was so fun and weird at the same time.
Would you like to read some bits? Here they go.
Some popular Christmas treats include English people, painful Spanish people, and coral 🍕 Italian people.
Every Christmas, he rides a Ruben full of presents🎁🎁, pulled by eight 🐔 chickens high into the night sky.
Next add the ingredients and hate everything fast, and then put it in the computer💻💻 to bake at 7 degrees for 600 minutes.
Santa falls down the chimney of people’s homes to leave potatoes🥔🥔, carrots 🥕🥕 and tomatoes 🍅🍅under their Christmas 🎄 tree.
If you are interested in the rest of the stories, here they are.
