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Name: Tiffany Lo (9) Class: 6A a Journal – the Hong Kong Name: Tiffany Lo (9) Class: 6A A journal – the Hong Kong Disneyland 10th March 2010 Last Wednesday, I went to the Hong Kong Disneyland with my classmates. We joined the Y.E.S. programme on that day. During the programme, there were many learning activities. We learnt synergy and how to create the illusion of 3D in a theater experience. We played the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. We used the laser guns to fight for the scores. We were very excited. Then, we played the Mad Hatter Tea Cup. It was very funny to sit in a big cup. After that, we enjoyed the Mickey’s Philharmagic. It was a 3D show. It was amazing. Donald Duck came out from the screen. At last, we went to watch the Festival of the Lion King. The show was full of music. Before we went back to school, we also played some games. I was happy but very tired on that day. Choy Chung Lam (12) 6B A journal 3rd March, 2010 Wednesday hot and sunny Today I was happy. This morning, my classmates and I went to Hong Kong Disneyland. First, we joined the Y.E.S programme. Then, we went to play at the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. It was very exciting. Then, we had fun at the Mad Hatter Tea Cups. It made me and my classmates feel so dizzy. Next, we watched the Mickeys Phillhar Magic. It is the three dimensional show. After that, we watched the Lion King. The actor who played the role of the Lion King is so strong and handsome. Then, we had lunch. After lunch, we played some other games, such as the Jungle River Cruise, the Autopia……However, we didn’t ride in the Space Mountain. We went back to school at five o’clock. I had great fun today. Tang Sin Yee (26) 6B A journal 3-3-2010 Wednesday&Hot I had a great day today. I went to Hong Kong Disneyland with my classmates this morning. We went to Hong Kong Disneyland at nine o’clock in the morning. We went there by bus. We arrived at Disneyland at ten o’clock. I was very excited. We joined the Youth Education Series, “Synergy in Science Glossary Programme”. First, we had to invent some new things with some “Tinker Toys”. Next, we went to the Tomorrowland to play the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and learned about “light”, “colour”, “sound” and “movement”. Then, we went to the Adventureland to watch the Lion King. After that, we went to the Starliner Diner to have lunch. We also had fun at the Jungle River Cruise, the Mad Hatter Tea Cups, Autopia…… It was really fun and I want to play and learn in Hong Kong Disneyland again! Ng Tsz Ching (23) 6B Journal 3rd March. 2010/4/27 Wednesday Hot and Wet Today, I went to Hong Kong Disneyland with my classmates. I was very happy! We went to Hong Kong Disneyland at nine o’clock in the morning by school bus. After half an hour, we finally arrived Disneyland. At that moment, we were already very excited. First, we joined the Y.E.S programme. We used some “Tinker Toys” to invent a “Funny Fan”. In this activity, we learned about “Teamwork”. Next, we went to Buss Lightyear Astro Blasters. We learned about “Audio-Animatronics”, and what is light, colour, sound and movement. Then, we went to play at the Mad Hatter Tea Cups. We learned about using imagination to solve problems. After that, we watched the Mickey’s PhilharMagic. We learned about “Three Dimensional” and “Point of convergence”. Finally, we watched the Festival of the Lion King. We learned about show element. I had fun! I think I will go back there again. Tang Wai Ching (27) 6B A journal 3rd March, 2010 Wednesday& Hot Today, I went to Hong Kong Disneyland with my classmates. I was very happy. First, I went to the Tomorrowland. In the Tomorrowland, Autopia and Buzz Lightyear AstroBlasters were my favourite. I fully enjoyed playing there. Although my classmates and I wanted to take a ride in the Space Mountain very much, we were not allowed to do so. Then, we went to the Adventureland. In the Adventureland, I liked the Jungle River Cruise very much because it was very exciting. I want to thank my school for taking us to Hong Kong Disneyland because we could learn and have fun there. I hope I can go there again. 6C Wong Kwan Ho 3 rd March 2010 Sunny Today was my happy day. I went to Disneyland with my classmates. We went to Disneyland by bus. After we arrived, we took photos together and joined the “Y.E.S” programmme. The teacher took us to play the game called “Tinker Toy”. It was so fun. Next, we played a game called “Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters”. It is in tomorrowland. It was amazing and exciting because we shot down bad people with Infrared Guns . After that, we saw a video called “Mickey Fantasia”. It was interesting because this video was three-dimensional and had my favorite cartoon character”Donald”. Then, we played a game called”Mad Hateen Tea”, it was an exciting game too because the tea cup moved so fast. Some of my classmates think the “Space Mountain” was the most fun because it was really fantastic . Finally, we went back to school at four o’clock . I think that day was my best day because I could go to Disneyland with my calssmates. Also I played a lot of games and learnt a lot of new english words . 6D Shirley (Leung Ka Man) A journal – Disneyland Adventure 18th March, Thursday Sunny and Warm I was happy on 3rd of March because I went to the Hong Kong Disneyland with all P.6 schoolmates and English teachers on that day. We went there by coach. When we arrived there, I was very excited. It was my first time to go to Disneyland. This time, we joined a Y.E.S. programme and learned about Synergy. First, our group divided into three small groups. We made a Tinker Toy and the guide told us that when parts are put together, they can do thing that they could not do by themselves. Next, we went to play the game ‘Buzz Lightyear Astor Blasters’ and learned something about audio-animatronics. Then, we played the ‘Mad Hatter Tea Cups’ and learned what was imagination. After that, we went to watch the movie ‘Mickey’s PhilharMagic’ in the theater. We understood more about image, projector and point of covergence. Next, we enjoyed a musical show ‘The Festival of the Lion King’. The show was really good. After the show, we chose a scene that we liked and drew the scene on a card. At last, we did a puzzle. We put some pieces of photos together and pieced a picture of Mickey. The puzzle was called photomosaic. After lunch, we played many games and watched a cartoon with Miss Lam and Miss Chan. When we were on our way back to school, we all slept on the coach. We were tired but happy today! ( 240 words ) 6D Cathy Tam (Tam Yan Tung) A journal – Disneyland Adventure 3rd March, 2010 Wednesday Sunny and Hot Today my classmates and I went to The Hong Kong Disneyland. We had a Y.E.S programme and learned something about Synergy in Science. I was in group 6. My English teacher Miss Lam and the Disney facilitator Pamela took us to play many games. First, we made a Tinker Toy. Next, we went to play ‘Buzz Lightyear Astor Blasters’. It was very exciting and funny. Then, we played the ‘Mad Hatter Tea Cups’. I felt very dizzy because the cup turned round fast. After that, we watched a 3D movie in the theatre. Its name was Mickey’s PhilharMagic. It was interesting and funny. I thought it was a 4D movie because some water and some fragrance splashed into us during the show time. Before our lunch, we watched the show which was called ‘Festival of the Lion King’. The story was about the Lion King, his son and other animals. I thought it was the most interesting show in Disneyland. After lunch, we played many games until we left. I took many photos with my classmates. I felt very happy because I could go there with my classmates. All of our classmates felt tired but happy today! (197 words) 6D Zoe (Wong Zoe) A Wednesday --- Disneyland Adventure 3rd March, 2010 Wednesday sunny I joined the Y.E.S. programme today and I was so excited that I could visit Disneyland with my classmates. This morning, I woke up early and ate breakfast quickly because I wanted to go to school early. When we were on the coach, we were very excited. All our classmates talked about where they would like to go for their free time. After we got off the coach, my English teacher (Miss Lam) gave us tickets and we entered into Disneyland. Then, we started our trip with our Disney facilitator, Pamela. First, we spent ten minutes to make a toy robot and explained what it was. Then, the facilitator taught us what “Tinker Toy” was. Next, we went to the Tomorrowland and played the game “Buzz Lightyear Astor Blasters”. It was very excited. After we played the game, we needed to do a worksheet. Pamela explained the combination of light, colour, sound and movement in this game. After that, we went to play “Mad Hatter Tea Cups”.
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