Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Imaginative Animal Reports
This week Room One wrote an imaginative report. They are so creative. Have a read and please give us some feedback!
The Lawk
The lawk is a cross between a lion and a hawk.
Lawks can grow up to two metres long. Its body is shaped as a lion and it has the giant wings of a hawk.
Lawks live in high mountains in caves. They have to change houses every year.
Lawks love to give children rides in the sky. Lawks like to eat rocks, ice and snow. They like to swim in lava in their spare time.
By Luc
By Luc
The Tikey
The tikey is a mammal. It is a cross between a tiger and a monkey.
Tikey have big round eyes like a marble. It is fluffy and has orange stripes with brown fur. A tikey has huge feet, with claws as sharp as lots of needles.
Tikey lives in school trees and loves the children. They make any tree home, but if a tikey stays too long in a tree, it claws stop working and it tumbles down.
A tikey is friendly and makes children laugh. Tikey loves chocolate and eats it all day long.
By Zoe
By Zoe
Torellioa
The torellioa is an arachtile. It is a cross between a chameleon, boa and tarantula.
It has scales with 8 small stubby legs. Its 4 feet long and its feet can slide up so it slides along. It’s black with orange stripes.
It lives in small holes in houses. It shrinks to the size of an ant and grows to the size of an elephant.
It scuttles around eating everything with its fangs
By Jack
The Griffepuss
The griffepuss lives in the forest in a cave, far away from all the animals. The griffepuss has long legs the size of a tree trunk. The nose is the same size as a stick.
It has a long flapping tail that it can swim with. It has to go swimming in a big river; it can breathe under water for 20 minutes.
It gives birth to eighteen griffepuss every two years, but they do it under water sometimes. The griffepuss lives for 90 years or even 100 years. They die in their home, well caves where they live.
By Star
The Great White Shion
The great white shion is a predator that is a shark with a lion’s mane and claws on its flippers. It has live young. It is a cat yet also a shark.
The great white shion looks like a shark with mane and claws under water. Outside water it looks like a lion that’s blue and white underneath. It’s about 13-15 metres long from nose to tail.
The great white shion lives in Africa in the oceans and on land.
By Nicholas
The Mibi
The mibi is a mammal. It is a cross between a mouse and a bird.
Mibi are small beasts. Their biggest size is 5cm. They have brown fur and wings about 1cm. Its claws are 1cm as well. They also have a fluffy tail that is as soft as wool. The mibi is a beast with small eyes, about 2cm; it has good hearing and sniffing. Male mibi have brown noses and female mibi have pink noses.
Mibi live in our houses and they sneak in and out every day.
This tiny and friendly beast like trading and collecting things that are shiny, like rings and diamonds. The mibi eats 1 kg of candy every day. Because they are small they are hardly seen when flying or sneaking around the house.
By Emma W
By Emma W
Thursday, 6 September 2012
FRACTURED FAIRY TALES
Little Red Horse Rider
Once upon a time there was a little girl called Little Red Horse Rider. She lived with her mum in New York.
One day her Mum said she needed to move out. So Little Red Horse Rider set off to her boyfriend’s house in Kentucky. She didn’t have a car so she took a taxi. On the way she stopped for some lunch at Pop Eyes Chicken.
After about an hour she came out and there was a rat as big as her! She karate chopped it and got into the taxi. The rat started chasing her and it got to Little Red’s boyfriend’s house before Little Red.
When she got to her boyfriend’s house the rat was in the house in disguise, so Little Red thought it was her boyfriend. But really her boyfriend was in the closet.
By Caleb
Little Red Riding Hood
Once upon a time there lived a little girl named Little Red Riding Hood. She and her Mum and Dad lived in a lovely apartment near the forest. Little Red Riding Hood loved to plant flowers in her garden.
But one day her grandpa got very sick so Little Red Riding Hood had to bring some snacks to her grandpa’s house down in the middle of the forest.
So the next day Little Red Riding Hood got out of her lovely apartment and started going into the forest. Before she got out of her apartment, her Mum said to her: “Beware of the wolves!” But when Little Red Riding Hood was walking in the forest with her basket of snacks a big dog jumped out of a green bush and started chasing Little Red Riding Hood. Little Red Riding Hood ran as fast as she could and suddenly, a man that was hunting animals saw the dog chasing Little Red Riding Hood. BANG!!! The gun shot the dog. But Little Red Riding Hood and the man did not notice that a big brown wolf was looking behind a big tree.
When Little Red Riding Hood got to her grandpa’s little cottage. She knocked on the door and grandpa spoke. Little Red Riding Hood thought that grandpa’s voice was quiet weird and deep. But she didn’t mind. She just went into the cottage.
But when she saw grandpa, she asked: “What big ears you have.” Grandpa did not answer her. Then Little Red Riding Hood asked: “Where is your glasses grandpa?” But that was not grandpa. It was the big bad wolf. So he jumped out of bed and started chasing Little Red Riding Hood. Little Red Riding Hood ran to the kitchen and…PANG!!! The wolf was dead.
When the real grandpa heard that the wolf was dead outside. He jumped out of the toilet with happiness and a hug.
So Little Red Riding Hood took grandpa back to her apartment with her Mum and Dad for a sleepover for two weeks. They also took grandpa to town for medicine. When he had his medicine Little Red Riding Hood and her family played games at home and planted lots of flowers in their garden. They lived happier ever after.
By Doris
Descriptive Buddy Writing TERM 3
We have been focusing on descriptive writing to paint a scene in the readers head. This is some of our first attempts from Room 1. Keep tuned for lots more.
Thunder
6/09/12
It was a pitch black night and lighting shot across the sky like a cheetah running for the last time. A flood was let loose and water was rushing down scooping up anything in its way. Hail started crashing down on the damp, wet, frosty grass.
Lightning
06/09/12
The storm was gloomy, very damp and wet. The wind, lightning, thunder, and rain were creating a deafening amount of noise and trouble for animals and people to deal with. Suddenly, dark clouds started covering the dull sky making it pitch black.
Fantastic Two
6/09/12
One stormy night lightning sparkled in the dark sky. The lightning shone as bright as the sun.
That day the sky wasdusky andthe clouds were gloomy. The sound effects became frightening. The wind was getting louder, it was a horrible place. The moon was bright but the clouds started to block out the eerie moonlight.
ELLIE
6/09/12
The puddles were rising higher and higher.
As the the rain poured down it started to flood the dull town.
The clouds were getting darker and the wind was getting louder, it was a horrible place to be.
The moon was very bright but the clouds made it dark.
It was so gloomy that you could not see. Suddenly a gigantic cloud rushed over you and it poured with rain.
Thursday, 28 June 2012
More Wacky Wednesday
WACKY-WEDNESDAY
By Isabelle
When I woke-up…I had such a fright! There was a shoe on my hat! My cat was half mat! ‘Oh dear, oh dear! It’s wacky-Wednesday! How shocky!’
I ran into the toilet, four things were wacky, the loo, the shampoo, a fish, a dish! The shower a glacier! The sink, pink!
My room was wackier than ever! My bed… a flower! My room outside! My garden inside!
Oh dear! Oh dear! My cat has gone double, no end just a head!
As I went downstairs I went double! I had two heads! I ran to my mum and said ‘mum mum! Everything is wacky!’ ‘Nothing is wacky, only you now go to school!’
So I went out the door………………. crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, 21 June 2012
More Wacky Wednesday Writing
Wacky Wednesday
(On my way to school)
as I was heading out the door, I saw a sleeping tiger on the floor. a tiger laying on floor ,red polka dots and more. Next I found a turtle in a tree, laying on top of a nest of eggs. Don’t you think that’s a bit weird?
Okay, now just about to walk into the school door, until I saw ten dogs flying in midair. a cow with no feet. I lost it and I ran home
By Star
Wacky Wednesday
As I walked out of the door I saw chicken’s flying in the red sky and cars driving backwards to work. I walked along and saw more wacky things like 12 babies in a little pram and kids cartwheeling to school. I also missed the bus because it was going backwards.
After a long time walking to school I saw birds laying eggs on cars and worms chasing cats and the sun was green. All of a sudden I bumped into something invisible.
I walked all the way to school I wonder what is going to happen next.
When I walked out the door, I saw my little brother, he was a troll on his tricycle. My dad was late for work and drove backwards. At least my older sister was normal, I thought, NO she’s not, she’s doing the dishes!!!Wow, I could get used to that, no stay on track, stay on track!!!
Then I heard up down, bing bong. I looked up it was a flying pig, okay that’s weird now.
I walked to school, where is my mum I thought, never mind. I looked to my left and saw Mrs. One baby with 100 babies in one pram. Then I looked to my right and Mr. flower water, was not watering his flowers but telling his wife to water them.
By Laura
Wacky Wednesday
As I walked out the door, I saw some more. There were three crocodiles, straight outside my door. As I walked past my neighbour’s house, there were no windows or doors at all. But there were more unusual things as kept walking.
There was a rat chasing a cat, a man in a pram, a yellow building, a girl with no neck, a dog with no tail and there was even more. I screamed and I yelled more and more, then suddenly I saw a car driving backwards, a bike with no wheels and a bird walking upside down.
By Tapaswi
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Wacky Wednesday Writing
The bell rings twice and everybody rushes outside. In my lunchbox I find a banana peel, an apple core, a muffin wrapper and an empty chip packet. The bell rings once we rush to get changed then the hand bell rings and our buddy class come to look after us, they teach us how to read and write. Off we go to sport, we sit there shouting at the adults to forward skip, backwards skip and skip side to side.
Finally the day ends with a “good morning Mr. Jordan, see you yesterday and a thank you for being a good pupil”.
Wow today has been quite a wacky day and it ends when I exit through the main entrance.
Friday, 1 June 2012
Report Writing Term Two
Haast Eagle
The Haast eagle was once the most feared predator in the land. It had claws like tigers that it used to catch prey. It was the size of a hang glider.
It would sit in a tree, when it saw its prey; it would swoop down at 80 km per hour, crush the skull or hang on and fight it.
It lived in the south island only and was discovered in a swamp deposit by Sir Julius von Haast in 1870s.
Some Maori stories spoke of them carrying away their children and scientists found out that it was true.
The population was small, about 1000 breeding pairs. It was depicted in Maori rock paintings.
The Haast eagle was a giant bird at the top of the food chain.
BY Jack
The Haast Eagle
The Haast’s eagle was a very amazing (and a very scary) native New Zealand bird. It was the size of a hang glider and was the world’s biggest eagle.
The eagle had large tiger like talons which it used to hunt humongous creatures such as the N.Z native,200’g Giant Moa. Many of the New Zealand birds are camouflaged and nocturnal because they didn’t want to be the Haast Eagles’s main course.
He would swoop on his prey at 80km’s per hour, crush its skull and eat its dinner. Maori tales speak about innocent children being taken away by the legendary eagle. Well guess what? Scientists have proven this to be true!
The eagle only lived in the South Island of New Zealand.
Apparently it became extinct in the 1400’s however some people saw a large eagle in the 1900’s.
The eagle got his name from the explorer who found him; Sir Julius Von Haast. To see a real-life model of the eagle go to New Zealand’s national museum, Te Papa in Wellington.
The population wasn’t very big, around 1,000 breeding pairs.
It is so sad that this remarkable creature had to be taken away by the spirit of death.
By Hunter
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