English Lo: to plan questions and answers about Scott of the Antarctic

 In English this week we have been starting the think about and plan our own questions and answers about Scott of the Antarctic. We are going to be writing some questions and then imagining we are Scott himself and writing his answers. Today we planned our questions by thinking of them and writing them down, we also thought of a title and then wrote down key words for our answers. 











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