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Thursday, 11 December 2014

Moment in time

Boys jumping off a bridge
Capture 2 boys jumping off a bridge- writing assessment.PNGOne day, I was in my car and I see two boys jumping down, from the bridge to the sea with excitement and big smiles on faces. One looks like he’s doing a bomb and the other is doing a dive, they puts his hands up and heads down to the salty sea.        

The cars are honking like a trumpets, I hear cars zooming past like racing cars as the air gets more and more polluted. I can hear the gentle movements of the salty sea, I can almost feel the rocky concrete on my feet. I see the fluffy white clouds reflecting on the glistening sea, I smell the salty sea as my car pasts them.

I think they have the most exciting day of their childhood and probably will tell their children in the future of all the adventures they had.
Capture 2 boys jumping off a bridge- writing assessment.PNGBy:Mikayla    

Book review

The Curious kitten
Screenshot 2014-12-11 at 9.50.42 AM.pngThe curious kittens name is Shamrock, Shamrock is a tabby kitten, he had a fluffy golden brown coat with black stripes just like a tiger. Shamrocks name comes from shamrock leaves because of his bright green eyes. He is very adventist and nothing is going to stop him from having an adventure. Thats why shamrock gets a microchip under his skin so the doctor can track him when he’s lost. After that he plays in his garden and jumps over the fence and runs away. Will shamrock come back?
By:Lucy Daniels By:Mikayla


facts

Tornados
A tornado is made up of cold air coming down, hot air rising up and strong wind in the middle. Tornados are sometimes called twisters. A tornado is a fast spinning tube of air that touches both the clouds and the ground. Most tornadoes have wind speeds less than 100 miles per hour, about 161 kilometres per hour. The most powerful tornadoes occur in the United States of America. Extreme tornadoes can reach wind speeds over 300 miles per hour, (483 kilometres per hour). Most tornadoes travel a few miles before exhausting themselves. Extreme tornadoes can travel much further, sometimes over 100 miles per hour, about 161 kilometres. The United States of Americas averages are around 1200 tornadoes per year, more than any other country. US States most often hit by tornadoes include Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Florida. In 1989 the deadliest tornado ever recorded in the world killed around 1300 people in Bangladesh. In the southern hemisphere tornadoes usually rotate in a clockwise direction. In the northern hemisphere tornadoes usually rotate in a counter clockwise direction. A tornado that occurs over water is often called a waterspout. Basements and other underground areas are the safest places to stay safe during a tornado. It is also a good idea to stay away from windows.

By:Mikayla   www.sciencekids.co.nz/              











 

Moment in time

The boy and his dad
After the soccer game, the boy and his dad sits on an old creaking  bench. As the boy is holding the soccer ball, his dad gives him some advice “Try kicking the the ball in the goel” “Ok I will try my best, but I'm still going to be so bad and we lost again!!!” The trees are waving side to side the leaves are falling on the fresh green grass in the warm breeze that afternoon.


By:Mikayla
   

Facts

Facts about Kingfisher
Kingfisher is a bird. It gets its name because they are experts at catching fish. They eat crayfish and fish. They live in burrows on the edge of streams, lakes and ponds. To catch fish, they lazily fly over the water, open their sharp beaks and catch a fish. The most common Kingfisher is the banded Kingfisher in America.
By:Mikayla  

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Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Surfing

Surfing
When you're riding on the waves and it doesn't go right.
You stumble but its all right.
When you're riding on the waves you feel free.

When you fall in the water you can’t see.
By:Mikayla

The Tiger Son

The Tiger Son

What is the story about? The story is about a widow lady who lost her son in a hunting trip. She gets a tiger cub and keeps it as a pet. People think the tiger cub will grow up and eat the widow lady. But when the widow lady was over 100 years old she died. The tiger cub was no more a cub it is a full grown tiger. He guarded her tombstone every day until he died and no one saw him again. Problem: The widow lady had no one to talk to, she was sad and lonely. Resolve: She wanted to keep the tigers cub as a pet. She asked the people if she could keep the cub, they said ‘keep it’. 


 By Mikayla