"Why Do You Wear Glasses...?" The Twins Interview Aunty Spot

This week I decided I would do things a little differently and let the twins take over my blog post.

OK - so they are 6 and can't type so they didn't do every bit and I typed it up but I did let them decide what we would do. They both said they enjoyed answering questions about each other recently and that they'd like to do something similar. After a bit of discussion and thrashing about some ideas they decided they would like to interview their favourite person in the world....Aunty Spot!

The Twiglet's with Aunty Spot

They both came up with 5 questions each and they genuinely came up with these themselves and then interviewed her. Here is the outcome:

Poppy

Q1: Why do you wear glasses?

Because I can't see far away very well! I can see things up close fine, but far away they get a bit blurry.

Q2: What is your favourite book ever?

Ever??? Probably "Matilda" or "The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe". I love them both.

Q3: What is your favourite thing to eat?

Crisps. All kinds of crisps.

Q4: Do you ever have to do homework?

I do :( teachers have lots of homework to do otherwise you will end up having nothing to do at school.

Q5: What is your favourite thing to do with the children at school?

Reading. I love reading. I even get to read WITH the children as well as to TO the children. It's my favourite part of the day!

Ruby

Q1: What is your favourite thing to wear?

Interesting question! My "Beauty and the Beast" T Shirt is my favourite thing to wear.

Q2: What are you scared of?

Spiders.

Q3: What is your favourite film?

"Sister Act 2" and "Beauty and the Beast". Real life "Beauty and the Beast" is also pretty high up.

Q4: What is your favourite thing to do with us?

Play with you and colour in and read stories to you.

Q5: What is your favourite thing to do with your Mam?

Have cocktails and a chatter.

And there you go. The twins now feel like they know Aunty Spot a little bit better and I am sure they will continue to get to know her more.

I will sign off now.

Until next time...

The Twiglet's Dad

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