Read the blog entry above which was written by a recent visitor to London’s Science Museum. Think about the last museum you visited and write a blog entry about it for your school website. In your blog entry you should: ■■ introduce the museum ■■ describe your visit and say what you did or didn’t enjoy about it ■■ say whether you would recommend other students to visit Write around 200 words. You can use the blog entry above as a model. Your teacher has posted the blog entry above on your school’s website after her recent visit to London’s Science Museum. You decide to comment on it. In your blog comment you should: ■■ say what kind of museum you like ■■ describe a recent visit to a museum and say what you did or didn’t enjoy about it ■■ say whether you would recommend a school outing to this museum (Why? / Why not?) Write around 100 words. 1 hands-on: praktisch anwendbar 2 spark: Funken Writing i i I can write a blog entry describing a museum visit. I can write a blog comment about a museum visit. 5 Writing 6 Writing username: Ms_Marrison75 Best science museum ever? Of all the science museums I’ve ever been to, I think London’s is probably the best. Of course, it helps that it’s free! You have to pay for the special exhibitions – and they are worth the extra – but all the permanent exhibitions are absolutely free. Why aren’t all museums like this? You could spend weeks visiting the Science Museum and still not see everything. The historical artefacts, from the models of the lunar lander to the first steam trains, are superb. But despite this, it isn’t the collections that will stick in your mind – it’s the hands-on1 experience you will remember. There are so many opportunities to get involved and get your hands dirty! The activities and shows are enough to keep kids of all ages happy and engaged, and adults will be fascinated too. I think the most memorable thing was the Wonderlab, which was a huge space with about 50 interactive science experiments. It was noisy and full of sparks2, smoke and explosions. Absolutely wonderful! And the best thing is, if you ever get bored of the Science Museum (and that would be very difficult), the Natural History Museum is just across the road. Spaceships and dinosaurs, what more could you want from a day out? What about you? What was the last museum you visited and what was it like? Reply 135 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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