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National Simultaneous Storytime

Yesterday at 1pm a group of students all sat down during their lunchtime to listen to a story. This was a really special storytime because many other people were reading the same story at the same time throughout the whole country! This was called National Simultaneous storytime and we joined over 1,062,000 other people that were reading Hickory Dickory Dash at the same time. Below is a video of someone else reading the story in case you want to check it out.




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  1. Hey there Junior group of Gilberthorpes! My name is Parwin and I am a year 7 from Yaldhurst Model School. It is nice to see you participate in the Simultaneous read because our school also did the Simultaneous read too. I liked the story because it was just hickory dickory dock except it had a twist with it. It looks like you all enjoyed the Simultaneous read! Did you like the story?


    Kind Regards,
    Parwin

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  2. Hi
    My name is Tiffany I have been in the area with my dog dog for dogs and dog food and dogs dogs name

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    I’m going back and going to get some stuff done for the day I have been

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  4. Hello, We are Frizzell Class At Hay Park School in Auckland. We liked reading your blog post about Hickory Dickory Dash and National Simultaneous Story time. Did you enjoy reading the story? We would love to know more about what you think of the book. Thanks for sharing, blog you later. Gerhard and Frizzell Class.

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