These school holidays my school are doing something called the summer learning journey. The summer learning journey is a series of tasks to help a kid in their learning over the holidays. For this task, I had to write a recount of my morning and then translate it into Shakespearean English. I think I made the cover look really good. The picture belongs to Wikipedia.
Are you interested in historical people like Shakespeare? If so please comment below. I appreciate your feedback.
Thursday, January 9, 2020
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Kia Ora Quinn,
ReplyDeleteShakespearean English is so different to modern day English isn’t it! It’s crazy how a morning so simple and normal can become almost magical just with older descriptors and a merrier tone.
What did you do at your grandparents’ house for the day? Perhaps you could translate that into Shakespearean English as well and continue your tale.
Perhaps you could add some images for a pop of colour on your post.
Ngā mihi maioha,
Shannon (SLJ)