Happily talking about our day, Cheyanne and I walked through the bush to get home. We lived quite close to each other, so to get to our house we had to climb over the fence. But in the bushes we heard something really suspicious. Hearing the sound made us think that something was about to happen.
As Cheyanne looked back she could see someone wearing all black, it looked like the person had a weapon in his hand, “AHHH” Cheyanne screamed with fear. “RUN” I turned and there that person was chasing after us. Running as fast as we could we tried to jump the fence, I managed but Cheyanne still couldn’t jump over. The hoody fell off the persons head and we discovered that it was a man.
He pulled Cheyanne down until she couldn’t hang on to the fence anymore. “GET AWAY FROM HER” I screamed at him like I was a hero. As the man dragged Cheyanne on the stoney path Cheyanne kicked him in the face with her hurtful boots, his face started bleeding with blood dripping down on the path. “GET THE HELL AWAY FROM ME” Cheyanne yelled with fear. I dashed to try to help Cheyanne but the man hit me hard enough for me to fall on the ground.
“HELP” somebody help us Cheyanne said out loud, all the neighbours came running out, a lot of the neighbours called the police. With all the others trying to help Cheyanne and me, they managed to get the man on the ground waiting for the police to come.
It didn’t take long until the police came, then me, and Cheyanne were taken to the doctors to see if anything was wrong with us. Luckily the man didn’t hit me a little bit harder, Cheyanne only got bruises and cuts from the stoney path.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Thursday, November 1, 2012
A Name That Tells A Story
So far the Weka's have been reading a story called "A Name That Tells A Story". Our teacher has told us to retell the story in our own words, and post it on our blog's with pictures, and our paragraphs.There is 3 boys named Koha, Maaki, and Te Whanaupani. Their Mum kept on telling them stop going by the river, they would answer back “ok”, then their Mum went away to a Marae. They had to stay with their father, one day it started pouring down with rain, so then one of the brothers said “lets go have a look at the river”, so they went off. Maaki, and Koha started kicking Te Whanaupani, and then pushed him into the river. He was swimming for his life, and tried to get to land but the current was too strong, one of the brothers raced homed to tell his father, and he ran out to the front then dived in, and grabbed him.
One of the Brothers went to get their Mum, and she took him to the doctors straight away. The doctors said “He’s lucky to be alive”. The next morning Te Whanaupani’s Mum’s friend’s had a baby in her arm, and gave the baby to her. “I will replace the child you have lost”, “Te Whanaupani didn’t die” she said, then Te Whanaupani’s Mum’s friend hugged her. “We will name the baby Takawhiti Te Oraiti Tawhiwhirangi Waipuke Oranoa in the memory of what happened to Te Whanaupani”.
Made Up Story At The Point England Shops
Power walking past the truck, I hurried to the shop so I could buy my lunch for school. Being late is what I don’t like so I knew I had to hurry. It didn’t take that long for me to buy my lunch, but then something happened.
“HEY YOU”! I heard someone yell. “YOU DIDN’T PAY”, “YES” I explained. Walking down to the crossing the shopkeeper was accusing me of stealing from his shop.
I tried to tell him that I’ve already paid, but he just kept on saying no. Repeating myself over and over again made me start yelling at him. It was a waste of time me walking really fast to the shop because, I heard the second bell ring.
“HEY YOU”! I heard someone yell. “YOU DIDN’T PAY”, “YES” I explained. Walking down to the crossing the shopkeeper was accusing me of stealing from his shop.
I tried to tell him that I’ve already paid, but he just kept on saying no. Repeating myself over and over again made me start yelling at him. It was a waste of time me walking really fast to the shop because, I heard the second bell ring.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Hawaii Poetry
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
New Zealand, Cook Island Subject
NEW ZEALAND
All Blacks
Tall Sky tower
Beautiful Rangitoto
Sandy Beaches
Wonderful Aotearoa
Multi-cultural
Pohutukawa Tree
Marae’s
Tuatara
Cute Kiwi’s
Cook Islands
Coconut trees
Clear blue water
Nice Sand
15 Beautiful Islands
Graceful dancers
Hula
Coconuts
Aitutaki
Manahiki
White Pearls
All Blacks
Tall Sky tower
Beautiful Rangitoto
Sandy Beaches
Wonderful Aotearoa
Multi-cultural
Pohutukawa Tree
Marae’s
Tuatara
Cute Kiwi’s
Cook Islands
Coconut trees
Clear blue water
Nice Sand
15 Beautiful Islands
Graceful dancers
Hula
Coconuts
Aitutaki
Manahiki
White Pearls
Haiku
Summer
Its hot in Summer.
We have Christmas in Summer.
Sunny days are hot.
Winter
Winter is freezing.
Boats and beanies are needed.
I want a spa pool.
Its hot in Summer.
We have Christmas in Summer.
Sunny days are hot.
Winter
Winter is freezing.
Boats and beanies are needed.
I want a spa pool.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Toy Story
This is the topic we are learning about. I've got toys that we can play with from off the internet, and used them to make up the word Toy Story.
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