It was…

Crazy and fun music was playing everywhere neighbours were playing instruments loud.

Bunting and flags hanging from the houses brightly colured posters in the windows.

It was…

A warm sunny day on scooters and skate bords, dogs running wild.

Tables covered with delicious food, cakes scones, jam and cream, meeting new people we’d never seen.

It was…

The minutes silence at 11am and the Queen’s speech played at 3.

Delivering treats to all the neighbours, receiving of gifts and some favours.

It was…

So much fun and joy until it turned dark and the celebrations ended. ☹

Fantastic new website from The British Library 

Discovering Children’s Books ‘A free online resource for primary school children, teachers and book-lovers of all ages, the site explores the history and rich variety of children’s literature’ https://bl.uk/childrens-books

Here is the first poem I have received about VE Day in the style of the one I shared with you. Thank you Megh.

Megh’s VE day poem

VE Day poem

Please read this VE Day Poem.

If it Inspires you to write a VE Day poem too, I would love to read them.

Mr Rotherham

Ironbridge Gorge Museum is running a story writing competition for children to enter if they wish. Follow the link for further details.

https://www.ironbridge.org.uk/museum-from-home/story-writing-competition

#HiveHug is a campaign launched by The Hive arts centre in Shrewsbury to provide online creative content and activities to people during the covid-19 pandemic.
#HiveHug features music sessions, illustration exercises, photography courses, creative writing workshops and much more. Some of the content may be aimed more to younger siblings as well as older siblings and parents too!

Check out what has been released so far below.

https://www.hiveonline.org.uk/hive-hug