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Mr Morgan 🙂
I didn’t know what! What an interesting fact, thank you Yasmin.
I like your questions Yasmin, do remember to start with a capital letter every time!
Do you have any questions for my aunty Claire in Northern Ireland?
Nice question Yi-Xuan, well done for your first comment!
Can you make a question for Scotland and Northern Ireland too?
ITALY
1.do roman people invaded Italy
2.what do wale people eat
3.who is the most famous in paris
4.how much people is in china
Hello Kianosh!
What do Welsh people eat? – That’s a good question. Remember the question mark.
Italy, Paris and China are not in the UK, so we won’t be asking Evie, Jeannie or Claire about those places. Can you think of any other questions about Scotland or Northern Ireland?
Hello Mr. Morgan,
What is the highest hill in Scotland?
What is the traditional food in Wales?
What is the most popular museums is in Northern Ireland?
Hello Mr Morgan,
What is the traditional food in Scotland ?
What is the traditional dress in Scotland?
What is their favourite spot?
Are there any nice zoos in Wales?
What is their favourite food in Wales?
How was the Irish dancing began ?
What music do they play?
Have they got a traditional dress in Ireland?
More great questions! I’m sure you will get interesting answers when I make the video calls.
Blog 1.
1) How long has her sister lived in Edinburgh?
2) Are you 1st or 2nd cousins?
3) What did you enjoy doing in Scotland?
4) What’s your favourite food?
5) Have you seen the lockness monster?
6) What’s the weather like in Scotland?
Blog 2:
1) How long did you visit Wales for?
2) Did you enjoy your visit?
3) Did you stay in a hotel or B&B?
4) Did you visit any attractions in wales?
5) Who else came on your trip to Wales?
Blog 3:
1) How old where the children?
2)?Why did you visit Northern Ireland?
3) Did you do anything fun?
4) Does the children like ice-cream?
5) Was it sunny or rainy?
I love the personal touch to these questions Nala! You’ve thought of so many, it’s made my smile grow this morning!
I’ll definitely be asking some of those questions when I make the video calls.
Blog 3: 1)Did the children played any sports in Northern Ireland?
2)What’s the population in Scotland?
3) What’s Northern Ireland traditional meal?
4) what language do they speak in Scotland?
You can write any questions in the comment box, or send them to me by email. Your mum knows the email address!
If you want to write them down on paper, which is the best way to learn, then Mum can take a picture!
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Here’s an example of what you might ask.
1. What do people like to eat in Wales?
2. Is there any special music that people like in Scotland?
3. Are there any famous people in Northern Ireland?
Don’t ask any questions about England just yet. I’ll be giving you some information on England soon.