Hey Friends ! 

Welcome back ! how  are you all ? Well we have all been working on Guy Fawkes Day  more enthusiastically now ! Finding stuff about 'Guy Fawkes Day and How Is It Celebrated' is just so FUN ! Now nothing much to say because we have already been telling all of you so much. But for a nice beginning  we are  glad to inform you that we have made an effigy Guy Fawkes with tissues, old newspapers, and old clothes. We have also been making masks for the group with papers and printouts. One of our group member has also made a movie for your entertainment. With narrations and scripts to movies and props we have done very much everything for your entertainment. Just cant wait for 5th november 


Thanks 

Siddhi



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