The ‘Once Upon a Time Adventures of Flat Stanley’ from St. Brigid’s, Greystones

Last term, Teacher read us

‘Flat Stanley’, by Jeff Brown.

It is about a boy who was

accidentally squashed

but not hurt.

Now he is as flat as a pancake.

His parents used send him

in a large brown envelope on his holidays.

This was cheaper than going by airplane.

We sent our own Flat Stanleys

for a holiday to kind friends and relations.

 

The Flat Stanley Project

The children in 2nd Class Room 6 made Flat Stanleys.

We sent them to visit our friends and relatives

in lots of different places.

We found that whether Stanley

travelled all the way to China

or took a short spin to Dublin,

he had GREAT fun and many adventures.

 

Our Flat Stanleys visited

Athlone, Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow.

They went to Boston, London and Paris,

China, France, Holland, South Africa,

the USA, England and Wales.

 

One snuck home in teacher’s bag.

He danced on the piano in her house.

 

Our Flat Stanleys also fed the birds.

They went climbing, played tricks,

fell in ponds and went on an Easter Egg hunt.

 

They went to other schools,

playgrounds,

coffee shops,

the circus,

the zoo,

a nightclub

and the office.

 

One went to the Burlington Hotel in Dublin

and had chocolate pudding for tea.

 

One got fit and went cross country running.

 

Another ended up in Wicklow Gaol.

 

The Flat Stanleys saw dogs,

lizards,

crocodiles,

rhinos

and hippos.

 

One Stanley became famous.

He met the Irish Rugby Team Manager

and had his picture in the newspaper!

 

The Flat Stanleys travelled

by car, bus, water taxi, plane and tube.

 

One of the Flat Stanleys in London

went to Covent Garden and saw an invisible man!

 

Another Flat Stanley got a make-over.

He ended up with a moustache and a Dublin football jersey.

 

When Stanley came back from Paris

he had a chocolate for all the class.

He got new clothes in China.

 

Thank you to all the kind people

who helped us with our Flat Stanley project.

Thank you for taking the time.

 

It was very interesting project.

It was great fun and gave us a lot to talk about.

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