The giant pumpkin cutting ceremony
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The students in Year 2 at their school gathered outside to witness the cutting of a giant pumpkin. They made guesses at what might be inside before Miss Scott carefully cut into it with sharp knives. When she opened a piece, they discovered it was full of seeds and everyone clapped. The students took turns feeling the pumpkin and looking inside. They felt excited, happy and amazed to see what was in the giant pumpkin.
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- 1. THE GREAT PUMPKIN CUTTING CEREMONY By Room 11
- 2. ALL THE CLASSES IN YEAR 2 MET IN THE AW H I N A S PA C E O U T S I D E R O O M S 1 4 , 1 5 A N D 1 6 . W E W E R E V E RY E XC I T E D !
- 3. WE TRIED TO GUESS WHAT MIGHT BE I N S I D E T H E P U M P K I N. A B A B Y ELEPHANT? A CHOCOLATE EASTER EGG? LOTS OF SEEDS?
- 4. M I S S S C O T T H A D B RO U G H T S O M E V E RY SHARP KNIVES TO SCHOOL TO CUT THE PUMPKIN WITH.
- 5. M I S S S C O T T H A D T O WO R K V E RY H A R D T O G E T C U T A P I E C E O F T H E P U M P K I N O U T.
- 6. AFTER SHE GOT THE PIECE OUT WE COULD S E E W H A T WA S I N S I D E T H E G I A N T PUMPKIN
- 7. W E S AW T H E S E E D S I N S I D E A N D E V E R Y O N E CLAPPED!
- 8. W E G O T T O L O O K I N S I D E T H E P U M P K I N. W E C O U L D H O L D A P I E C E O F I T.
- 9. W E T O O K T U R N S T O H O L D T H E P U M P K I N.
- 10. W H E N T H E P U M P K I N WA S C U T W E F E L T, E X C I T E D, H A P P Y, A N D A M A Z E D.
- 11. Mrs Neish took the pumpkin to Mr Naylor. He put it in the big rubbish bin. When he saw it he said “Wow! What a pumpkin!” We are very pleased that Fernando’s mum gave us the giant pumpkin!!!!