Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010
Ms. Tierney invited us to the halla to see her class production of "A day in the life of a Ugandan child". It was a wonderful production, complete with Ugandan costumes, masks, footballs made from banana skins and dolls made from wood. We saw how Ugandan children often have to fetch water and firewood for cooking before they come to school, we saw pictures and heard sounds of some of the animals that are in Uganda, we heard the school children speak and sing songs in 2 languages, and we heard some Ugandan songs and saw an African dance. Well done to Ms. Tierney's class. We especially loved the last song, and we learned lots about living in Uganda.
Ms. Tierney invited us to the halla to see her class production of "A day in the life of a Ugandan child". It was a wonderful production, complete with Ugandan costumes, masks, footballs made from banana skins and dolls made from wood. We saw how Ugandan children often have to fetch water and firewood for cooking before they come to school, we saw pictures and heard sounds of some of the animals that are in Uganda, we heard the school children speak and sing songs in 2 languages, and we heard some Ugandan songs and saw an African dance. Well done to Ms. Tierney's class. We especially loved the last song, and we learned lots about living in Uganda.
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