Email lesson plan

[ghoti_mhic_uait]

So, I have to do an email lesson (or two) with my reception group. (Yes, Bean, I do have one in mind already). The teacher really wants me to email a real person outside the school. In the past, they've emailed Postman Pat (not a possibility anymore) and the Queen (for her Jubilee, so no longer appropriate). 

 We could email the Bishop to say thankyou for his recent visit (I just had that idea), but I bet they've made cards already.

 So, do any of you have exciting people (for 5 year olds) that you can think of that we can email, or alternatively, do you have a Kindergarten/Reception class that's dying to contact a class in England?

Comments

[alison-lees.livejournal.com]

Also, try looking for CBeebies people on the web (I often use answers.com) rather than on CBeebies. For example, Sarah Jane Honeywell from Higgledy House:

http://www.sarah-jane.biz/

Christ Jarvis has a myspace:


http://www.myspace.com/chris_jarvis

Eva Alexander left CBeebies in 2006, so perhaps not her, but she has a website and email info@evaalexander.com <info@evaalexander.com>

[ghoti.livejournal.com]

Ooh, that's cunning, thankyou!

[alison-lees.livejournal.com]

Try Justin Fletcher. There's a petition to get him an OBE.

[alison-lees.livejournal.com]

Sorry, that should read Chris Jarvis... I wonder if there is any Charlie and Lola stuff? But of course, they are not real people.