Month: November 2020

2 or 3 weeks ago I did a Highland dancing competition. I did the jig and the fling I did not wont to do the jig at first but my friends talked me into it.  I was so proud of my fling and what made me more proud of  it was that I got highly  commend it was so cool.  I got a purple ribbon but i didn’t get anything for my jig.

The boy was only 3 years old and he saw the cows eating the green long stalks of grass. He thought it looked so yummy and was wondering what it tasted like, so he ran down the hill to the lush grass paddock to see the cows. Then he bent down next to his pet cow Dazie that was munching on the  grass next to him. Now he was really hungry so he got on his hands and knees and took a big bite out of the grass. He thought it tasted quite good then he suddenly felt really ill. 

Last week the yr 7 and yr 8’s went to tech so it was Just the yr 6’s left in room one and this is what we did.

Monday:  On Monday we started our narrative (story) it had to be based on a short film called Catch it.   It was lots of fun then we played ukulele it was so much fun.

Tuesday:   On Tuesday we carried on with our story’s,  then  we made scones they were so yummy!   Mrs Campbell and the teacher from room 2 swapped so that Mrs Campbell could teach room 2 ukulele.  The room 2 teacher taught us gymnastics.

Wednesday:  On Wednesday we made codes for each other and mine worked and we played some more ukulele.

Thursday:  On Thursday we did a science experiment, it was a lava lamp and it showed us that water is heavier then oil,  because the oil floated to the top.  Then we used a coding website called scratch it was quite hard.  We swapped teachers again and did gymnastics for the afternoon.

 

Bob was always the first meerkat to get up. So one day he got up and saw that the fruit ball was ready to be played with. “Yay.” Bob said. He was so excited that they could play rugby again that he accidentally woke up all of the others. They got up and saw it too! They screamed.

It was a hot day in the middle of Africa and it was a good day for a rugby game but before the game started  they had this tradition where they hug the fruit ball before they start, it gives them good luck.

A wombat had flown in on a helicopter from Australia to be the commentator. Then the game had started, there was only one Vulture on the other team. The meerkats thought that they were ready but when they looked around the fruit was not there, then they saw the fruit ball in the vultures sharp claws. The  Vulture was off. The meerkats ran faster than they had ever ran before.

Then the vulture went high into the sky. The meerkats leapt onto the vultures back. They finally got the ball, Bob got it first, then he passed to Lolo, then to John and back to Bob. “Great catching by the meerkats” the commentator said.

Then the vulture got the fruit ball again and was getting away!  The vulture was not looking where he was going and BAM,  he flew into the side of the cliff and he dropped the ball.  Bob was ready to catch it, he caught it and was heading towards the rugby post. He got ready to kick it and he did, really hard. So hard that when it hit the ground it smashed and they would have to wait until next year to play rugby again.

By Olivia

We started on a dusty path. When I got down the path the dust went everywhere. We had to wear togs and thermals And on top we had to have wet-suits on. It felt like it was cutting off my blood circulation. We also had to wear helmets I got an extra small one. We had to wear life jackets so we did not drown. Then when we got to the bottom there were lots of rocks, we walked across them and looked at some shark eggs. They looked so fragile. Some people called them mermaid purses. Then we walked across the beach some more then we went into the water. I cut my hand on some barnacles it hurt. Then I watched everybody jump of a big rock . I liked the taste of the sea water yum. Then we swam back to sore and went back to camp, all wet and cold.