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World Book Day

To celebrate World Book Day we adapted a well known story to make up our own stories with a Welsh twist.

We read the story 'The Tiger Who Came To Tea' and then we changed the characters to include people who live in a castle and added in a Welsh Dragon and Welsh foods.

We Hot Seated characters from our stories.

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We used the oracy strategy 'Freeze Frame' to act out scenes from our stories.

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