Reflections
The students written reactions to the class trip into Philadelphia.
"What I learned on my trip. My trip around city hall was fun. I learned lots of nice things. I saw lots of buildings all around. I would like to go back to city hall some day soon. I think city hall is very fasanating and beatiful"
"I remeber when we went to center city. We saw big tall buildings. We called them skyscrapers. We saw Pennsylvania Suburban Station. We saw the architect lady she showed us around the room. She showed us how other kids made there buildings."
"My trip to City Hall. I looked at building and all the different sizes of building. I went into an office of arachitects and saw where and how the architects work. I was a building made out of plastic. We had lunch in the courtyard and a man asked us to leave because he said he lived there. I had a very nice time on my trip to city hall. Thank you Mrs. Brown."
"I remember we went on a trip on friday. We saw PA Suburban Station and a man was acting stupid and we saw love park and we had fun."
"I remember when we went to Center City. We saw different buildings. Skyscrapers were made architects. Pennsylvania Suburban Station is where we saw a channel 12 worker. Love Park was where we ate. I like the trip. But it was cold."
"I had lots of fun at "city hall". We met a channel 12 worker and whe showed us around the architects office. We saw different buildings they are called skyscrapers. I told the lady when I grow-up I want to be a arts when I grow-up. When we where eating lunch I herd a loud sperk."
"I remeber we was a building and it looked llike it was moving and it was frizing ice cold. I saw a skyscrapers. City Hall was fun, When we eat lunch we saw a crazy old man. He was talking to us. The trip was fun."
"I remember we went to center city we saw tall buildings and a architect lady. We saw love. It was big, We saw Philadelphia Suburban Statino. We saw skyscrapers. We saw a crazy old man. The best part is lunch. It was cold."
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