Dear Mr Policeman,
I was very very hungry today while I was walking through the woods, and then I smelled something good to eat. I saw a house and I thought it was my own house, the hunger made me confused. I followed the smell and found some porridge which I eat and then then the three bears came into the house. I was worried that three bears had come into my house. The bears explained to me that it was their house, I then realised it was not my house and I ran away.
I am sorry
From Charlotte
Question poem
What are lonely? A panda in a Chinese rainforest and a leaf in an unforgotten forest.
What are hot? A steaming hot pizza oven and a blazing sun.
What are cold? The cold snow that falls at Christmas and the cold frost on the white snowy grass.
What are fragile? My granny’s skin, a Chinese teacup, and an antique piano that you cannot play.
What are wide? The rolling seas, an unaware yawn and windows that get thrown open.
What is quiet? My tears that fall down my face when I am sad and a single mouse that walks down a pathway on a miserable night.
What are heavy? A big hay bale in the pond outside my house and my cozy comfortable bed.
What are soft? A comfortable mattress and a pillow fort.
What are fast? A fast Ferrari and a zooming chetah going through a bush to catch its prey.
Charlotte Oyne school P5
The Everything Poem
I want to paint the steaming smoke on the hot bonfire.
I want to paint the laughing hyena in the dark caves of wild Africa.
I want to paint the Children’s smiles and there laughs whilst they are in the schools playground.
I want to paint a skinny, slimy, and shiny snake going through the exotic rain forest.
I want to paint a giant panda chomping on some bamboo and drinking out of the flowing river.
I want to paint the shimmering water in the tropical rain forest.
I want to paint the shimmering sand in the extremely hot Bahama desert.
I want to paint a gloomy picture on the white wall at my grandmother’s house.
I want to paint my grandmother’s black terrier barking at the red post van driving past the window at sunset.
I want to paint the athletic lady who runs fast past my grassy green doorstep.
By Charlotte
p5 Oyne Primary School
The Everything Poem
I want to paint the steaming smoke on the hot bonfire.
I want to paint the laughing hyena in the dark caves of wild Africa.
I want to paint the Children’s smiles and there laughs whilst they are in the schools playground.
I want to paint a skinny, slimy, and shiny snake going through the exotic rain forest.
I want to paint a giant panda chomping on some bamboo and drinking out of the flowing river.
I want to paint the shimmering water in the tropical rain forest.
I want to paint the shimmering sand in the extremely hot Bahama desert.
I want to paint a gloomy picture on the white wall at my grandmother’s house.
I want to paint my grandmother’s black terrier barking at the red post van driving past the window at sunset.
I want to paint the athletic lady who runs fast past my grassy green doorstep.
By Charlotte
p5 Oyne Primary School
Prologue
In the daylight the cobbled floor was warm and welcoming but in the darknes it was cold and warning not to come near. In the daylight the well is all colerful and bright, in the darkness it is just a mysterious shadow. In the daylight there is fresh green iviy climbing the walls but in the darkness it is just an eerie shadow. When the daylight rises birds are chirping and chattering, nesting in the trees. When the sun is out there is a intresting atmosphere but in the night there are shadows ready to demolish you…
When the sun is out it is a lovely place to relaxe and come back smelling of lavender but in the night if you just open a window for a second you will stink of rotten fish. In the night you can hear wispearing and scutling from the rats and mice but in the daylight it is a comforting sight to see beas buzzing and leaves floating in the wind.
Things for my Journey
A first Aid kit to heal any wounds
A witches broom for flying
A picnic basket full of food.
An endless Supply of hot chocolate.
Animals
They run around on a big farm.
You are a brown horse running around a grassy farm.
Rabbits eat, hopping around the beautiful pink and blue flowers.
The chicks as yellow as the sun chirping.
There are big smelly and big cute cows.
How to look after a baby Storm Pegasus
Have you just found a baby storm Pegasus to look after? Are you wondering how on earth you will manage to take good care of such a magnificent creature? Do not fear. Read theses instructions and you will be able to have fun with your pet and have the pleasure of watching it grow slowly.
What you need; living room, a mini river, clouds, fish, misty shard grass and lots of love.
What you do: First, make an enclosed space with lots of natural light so it will stay safe and warm.
Next, provide a mini river for you Pegasus to swim in and make sure there is plenty of fish, preferably with coi carp to eat and play with.
Then, talk with your Pegasus and sprinkle on lots of water since they like nothing more than their water.
Also, provide regular river water and cloud shard grass changes because Pegasus they know if the water is not changed often they will become angry.
Finally, dance for your pet and hum gently because your Pegasus will clap to the beat of the humming. If you are lucky, it will dance with you!
Pegasus make wonderful pets but one day it will fly away. It will leave and never return.
Are you fed up with sharing chocolate with your siblings? Do you crave a land of chocolate?Have you ever dreamed of eating chocolate by yourself?In the Island of chocolate you can have a never-ending amount of chocolate, this will be for one day only.On the next day you will get limited entry to;
The spa
The swimming pool
The theme park.
The zoo
Chocolate park
Candy Shop
Toy shop
Arcade
If you stay for more than two days all of this will only cost you £10. You will also get a voucher to come again.For more infomatian go to http://www.chocolateland.co.uk.
PEGASUS SPOTTED
Yesterday, Charlie Spectator who is a 72 year old saw a flock of Pegasus flying up out of the river Avon in Pewsey into the clouds.
Charlie, who lives in RiverStreet close to the local river Avon, was sitting happily eating ice cream on a bench when he heard a sound of almighty wings flapping to get out of water.He told the Informers that when looked at the river their were, around ten to fifteen horses with wings that were webbed! Charlie went on to tell us that he realised that it must have been a breed of Pegasus.
When ‘The Pewsey Vale Times’ interviewed Charlie yesterday, he told us that he was scared if there was more in that river but was rather interested in them still. He added that,” It is very hard to spot them to see a flock up close and I’m going to look for more.”
The river district have warned all of Wiltshire to be careful when fishing or swimming and to report any Sightings or suspicious activity. Local zoologist Dr Ally, told us that a flock that big means that a leader has passed.
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