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The Candy Dragon

Many people believe that dragons are myths and are only in stories, however there are over 50,000 different species all over the world. In fact, I bet that there is a dragon in the same room as you right now. Let me tell you all about one of my favourites.

What does it look like?
One of the main features of a Candy Dragon is its rainbow scales, that shimmer in the sun light. Like most dragons, they have huge bat-like wings over-coated with sprinkles. They breathe out melted chocolate: white, milk and dark depending on the season. It breathes white chocolate in winter, milk in spring, dark in summer and it hibernates through autumn. When they are born, they are the size of a shoe box and can grow to 400+ inches.

Where do they live?
Candy dragons live in the Cotton Candy Clouds, which are found over Japan. Where they can view the Candy Castle.

Likes and Dislikes.

Candy Dragons love sweets and chocolate. Surprisingly, they also love fruit and are usually spotted near berry bushes or fruit trees.
Even though they love fruit, they absolutely despise vegetables or just any savoury food.

Are Candy Dragons dangerous?Many people believe that all dragons are mean and deadly, but this might surprise you that 19/20 dragons are actually friendly and gentle, especially Candy dragons. Fun Fact, Candy Dragons are the friendliest species.

3 Responses to “The Candy Dragon”

  1. I like your opening paragraph
    Many people believe that dragons are myths and are only in stories, however there are over 50,000 different species all over the world. In fact, I bet that there is a dragon in the same room as you right now. Let me tell you all about one of my favourites.
    As you tell mention that there are lots of dragons.
    I think you could have expanded on what they liked to eat.

  2. We love this Erin! The first paragraph in particular, where it is talking about having a dragon in the same room, made us shudder…

    From everyone in Class 4/5

  3. Thank you for all of your feedback
    From Erin.

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