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Fauna and Flora

The Benguin

The Benguin is an intriguing creature. It is known to be located at the Artic. It has inhabited in the Artic for a whopping 100 years! The Benguin has an extra layer on its fur to keep warm in the winter months. Additionally, it sheds its fur in spring. As a result of this, the ears changes colour to show its emotions. This species is dangerous and intelligent. It has adorable eyes to make you make a mistake that it is harmless. However, this species has contagious claws for eating its prey. The Benguin is a herbivore and carnivore because it devours a staple diet of nourishment of: fish and carrots.

Firstly, the Benguin is a hybrid of a penguin and a bunny. Furthermore, it has a furry chest for its icy and frosty habitat. This species has a great feature for hunting, it has webbed toes for gripping on to a rocky ground. Unfortunately, this creature can be spooked easily so when its scared it can huddle, but you can show it a carrot and a fish to show you mean no harm to it.

The Benguin has its own unique calling to alert fellow Benguins. It is thought that, the Benguins calling is a high pitched calling and has breaks in between. This emergency alert is an intelligent way to warn them. The ears are very tall so that they can hear up to 20 miles. Biologists have studied these animals for years.  They have always been intriguing to scientists and more research has been discussed.

The brilliant Benguin has a defence mechanism. Contrary to popular belief, it is known to be one of the rarest creature in the world. However, it is 75% penguin and 25% bunny. As a result of this, it has multiple protection. The Benguin babies start with bunny ears and then they grow to use them to hunt fish and carrots

 

The Dancing Daisy

This plant is very unique. It’s vibrant and joyful. This flower can only be found in Australia. However, the stem features dangerous thorns. They are multi-coloured but, the stem and leaves are an avocado-green.

Additionally, the Dancing Daisy also has a patterned face on the outside of the pollen chamber. Contrary to popular belief, scientists and botanists has studied this plant for many years. Therefore, they don’t know why there is a patterned face on the flower. This is known as it’s the colourful for life in the stamen. The silky petals are very nourishing and healthy. The pollen cures any illness.

The thorns are very dangerous and it’s a threat to any predators poaching them. The petals are all different colours and the stem is deciduous. The Dancing Daisy is succulent and they don’t need water for 7 days. It is a rare species of plant. It is thought that this flower is only found in one country. They can only live in blazing climates.

This fascinating fern has many species around the globe. Additionally, it is only commonly found in Australia. However, 50% of the population has been extinct. But, they aren’t extinct yet, so we have more time to savour this shrub.

Flowers and Trees

Sleepy Palm tree

The sleepy palm tree

let out a big breath

Inhaling the wondrous

smells of Mother Nature

as she dozed off into

a meditating nap.

The leaves were a luscious green

and it had enough shade

The branches nodded and shook

Hands with one another.

 

Morning Glory

The Morning Glory

Glows like bio-luminescent algae

The petals were a blended sunset and as soft as silk.

The leaves were a Venus fly trap; deadly observant

The pollen was shooting out of his home.

Scattering gold magical dust which was glittering in the sun.

The Morning Glory twirled as the sun rose over the horizon.

By Lottie

15.10.21

On the way home…

I met a girl called Summer,

Her golden, sandy hair blew in the fresh air

Her eyes were tranquil, waveless ocean

She wore a stunning, crocheted sunhat

As she meditated having a tropical drink in the flaming heatwave

 

I met a woman called Space,

Her temper exploded and put together a supernova

Her hair blew as quick as a comet through the sky

Her eyes were the Solar System with all the planets

Her heart was a supernova of love and she had jurisdiction over the galaxy and stars.

 

I met a boy called Winter,

His palm burned with frost underneath his crocheted gloves

His hair was turquoise with white highlights like a snowflake on a frosty day

His hair blew as quick as a snowball in a snowball fight.

 

I met myself,

Standing there thinking of all my talents

And what makes me: A great drawer, a lover of penguins, I love reading, respecting everyone

 

By Lottie

Year 6

6 sentences

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, the wind howled as the leaves danced off the trees.

 

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, hedgehogs went to their homes as the butterflies danced up and down.

 

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, the sky cried because she saw the trees un-hydrated as they swayed.

 

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, the golden, glittering glorious sunshine rose with a smile.

 

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, the ladybirds were relaxing on the leaves as the grass danced in unison from the wind.

 

In the land of Green Leaf Woods, as the winter became spring, flowers woke up from their sleep.

Chapter3-Wonky Towers

Chapter 3 – Wonky Towers

Hopkin, Peskin and Mo were shivering with worriedness and got a terrible feeling down in their stomach. Mo was going to cry any second and Peskin was angry of what has all this trouble got them into more trouble. The ogres said “Here, you are being taken to the ruler of the ogres.” Hopkin gulped loudly. They arrived. There were webs and a throne for the ogre ruler to sit on and the ogres dropped the three rabbits aggressively. The ogres said to the ruler “Sorry to interrupt but we have a guest.” The ogre ruler stared at the three little rabbit for a while and told the ogres to leave.

The ogre ruler whispered to the guards. There was a silence. The ogre ruler said “Take them away!” Hopkin breathed quickly in panic and started to shout to the ogre ruler “Please let us go we didn’t mean it!” but that didn’t work they got sent away. Peskin was shouting a Hopkin for getting them into trouble. Hopkin was grumpy and sat against the wall. Until he found a hint of light and he went closer still staring at it and it was a passageway. He altered everyone and they all didn’t think about hope and it was a passage way. They all jumped for joy and hugged Hopkin and they crawled down the tunnel, which was filled with stones and soil, and was standing up and there was a window to crawl out of. They all got out and saw the sun and squealed but then they heard a loud voice.

Hopkin’s heart beated even quicker when they heard a loud voice and it came closer and it was Darkmask, the Gorm patrol. “Hey, get back here!” and the three rabbits are being chased and they were running until Peskin was so tired so Hopkin had to help her and they all were getting tired but they stopped when Darkmask was coming closer and they had to carry on.

Hopkin ran as fast as he could. All of a sudden, they reached the end they were trapped. Darkmask came in closer and closer to the three little rabbits and they all shivered because they were scared. Darkmask came even closer until Hopkin climbed the bricks and carried Peskin and Mo and they were safe.

Hopkin, Peskin and Mo were lost and were scared until Peskin saw and recognised they were at Wonk Towers and Peskin said that they should stay there so they entered and it was creaking and they were scared so Mo squealed and Peskin shushed him. All of a sudden they saw a flash and try to run but they were to tired so they ran up the second floor and Peskin spotted shadow and ran but they saw a flash and heard a voice saying “Back Again?” and Hopkin got a hint of who that was.

Chapter 2- Historic Castle

Chapter 2- Historic Castle

Hopkin, Peskin and Mo woke up. Hopkin rubbed his eyes and gazed at the trees in front of him. Mo yawned. Peskin said “Come on guys, we better leave Never ending woods.” So, they all got up and left. Hopkin Peskin and Mo walked for hours and hours. Suddenly, they arrived at their destination: Wash away River.

Hopkin, Peskin and Mo were all scratching their heads wondering how to cross the largest, longest river in the whole world. Peskin had an idea. Peskin said “Hey, look I thought these blossoms and twigs looked beautiful so I picked them up and I think we have enough to make a raft! Hopkin said” Good idea, Peskin.” So the two of them made a raft made of twigs and blossoms and leaves filled some of those holes in the raft.

They all jumped on the raft except Mo because Peskin held her tight in her arms. Hopkin sailed and used a twig to move the raft around. A few hours later, they all saw a castle ahead of them and Peskin alerted everybody and they all gasped and Hopkin said “I think it’s a castle.” Peskin replied” It’s not just any castle its Historic Castle.”

When they all saw it was Historic Castle they arrived they jumped of the raft and went even further. Peskin looked horrified and Hopkin looked worried at how old and collapsed it looked.

Peskin asked “How do we get in?” all of them thought again and they all thought they could climb because it was so short because after all these years it has collapsed bit by bit. It was so hot they all panted and they could see half broken bricks broken chains on the drawbridge Trantula and black widow’s webs and they could hear deep ogre voice laughing and they could hear slurping drinks and food splattering on the floor for a food fight. So they all climbed up the wall and Peskin slipped but still held on. After they reached the top, they jumped down. All of a sudden, they were stuck they couldn’t get off but when they looked slowly they down they realised they were stuck in quicksand. Peskin and Hopkin screamed in fright trying to get out but Mo was crying. Meanwhile, Ogres inside heard faint screams so they grabbed all kinds of weapons and ran outside.

The ogres were screaming and running with weapons and just as Hopkin Peskin and Mo got out to safety there was more danger ahead. They all ran so fast they could not keep up until they found a small room to hide.

While the ogres were looking for them they found a place with broken stones and they could hear ogres louder and louder but it was too late and they have just been found out.

The ogres pulled them by the clothes and said “You have just been found out.” And they took them to a place they have never seen before… Would they ever go home?

Escaping Shallowood Warren

Shallowood Warren

 

Later that evening, the frightful Gorm was attacking Shallowood Warren. Hopkin, Peskin and Mo were trying to find a way out. Peskin saw a hole in the wall and she tried to signal everyone. They were trying to squeeze through the tiny hole and plugging their ears from the battle cries. They all rushed to get out and found a windy road. It was a secret passage and they ended up in the Never ending Woods.

 

Hopkin and Mo were looking around and they spotted a Gorm Patrol. Hopkin said “Guys, the Gorms guards are here, we better hide.” Hopkin, Peskin and Mo were crawling on the floor and Hopkin held his breath because he saw the metallic spikes on the Gorm’s guards back. They all snuck past to safety because the Gorms Patrol were so big they could not see the tiny three rabbits crawling through the fading trees.

 

They were cold, scared and alone. Hopkin was walking still to look for shelter, Mo went to sleep and Peskin said “Mo, wake up we have to look for shelter come on!” Mo heard it and sluggishly woke up until, Hopkin found a Beautiful Blossom tree filled with blossoms and a huge big tree trunk and Hopkin said “Come on we have to find a place to rest and here it is!” Mo said, “ I want to go home!”

“We can’t Mo we have to stay here to keep safe,” said Hopkin. So, Peskin prepared the blossom to sleep on and they all hugged each other to create warmth and hoping that their father was okay.

Unicorn Sighted in Stratford-Upon-Avon!

This is the 3 o’ clock news headlines with your reporter, Elsie Robinson.

A Unicorn has been spotted at Stratford-Upon-Avon. Last night, a young girl said she was having a nice, evening stroll through the park. When she sighted the unicorn. She described them as, “her dream come true and what a lucky find.” The young girl continued to say, “I was at the park last night walking past a blossom tree and in the distance I saw a flash of colour show up, it was a pink, yellow and blue horn. Furthermore, I told my parents and we decided to report it immediately.”

The police thought that the evidence was confusing, after a thorough search, they found some horse shoe footprints and pieces of ivy. More police officers are continuing looking in to this. Just in, the police have found the most fascinating evidence, they have found a colourful feather caught up in a fence surrounding the park.

The police are placing restrictions and they need to be followed. The police are asking you if you find evidence call this number: 999. But if you spot this creature then call the same number and report to the news broadcastings also if you find this unicorn it may get spooked out by you so don’t approach the creature. The Unicornoligist says that they are studying the feather in a DNA lab and it will take 10 weeks.

Don’t go anywhere!

Spring Unicorn

Spring Unicorn

Lottie- St Wilfrid’s

This Unicorn is the happiest unicorn in the world! This creature is rare and legendary to find. Have you ever seen one of these fascinating creatures in the park before?

 

The Spring Unicorn has many habitats. They even sleep in people’s back gardens! Spring Unicorns only sleep on flower beds in the most decorative gardens. They even might pick your back garden tonight! These extraordinary unicorns pick other places to stay like parks and forests. Spring Unicorns have mostly been found in Windermere in the country side. They are glad to sleep anywhere with friends and wildlife.

The Spring Unicorn has a pink, yellow and blue coloured horn. They also have pink and yellow hair adorned with beautiful daises. This unicorn breathes rose perfume and has fresh green ivy coiled around her legs around like spirals. The Spring Unicorn has pink, sparkly hooves and blue eyes. She has flower patterned wings added with a pink tail.

This creature has a specifically limited diet: flowers. She eats daises, lavender and her favourite of all roses! The Spring Unicorn is a vegetarian she can’t eat meat only plants. Additionally, her least favourite food is weeds [ especially spikey and prickly ones.] Unfortunately, she gets tempted and eats them because she thinks it’s a different kind of plants and she gets seriously ill for 2 months and can’t go into people’s back gardens to hide.

The Spring Unicorn is very wildlife like and loves making friends with other unicorns, hedgehogs and deers. However, if she hears footsteps she camouflages in the wildlife to blend in. At night, she flies into the sky with her flower patterned wings. If you approach a Spring Unicorn, you have to pet them and they can sense if you’re a unicorn lover and remember they are very shy. Make sure to bring some flowers! After they have slept, like most unicorns, they grant wishes and grow the flower bed back with their magic. They also grow any baby plants that are trying to grow and make they into gorgeous plants if they flower bed was a nice stay for them. During the cold weather, Spring Unicorns live in the forest until it’s time for them to shine again. Spring Unicorns, which are very rare, enjoy most gardens that enables them to drift off to sleep whilst smelling the freshly mowed lawn.

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I have never…

I have never been to America, New York,

But I have been to Paris in France.

 

I have never eaten pizza made by James Martin,

But I have eaten pizza from pizza express.

 

I have never eaten at Nando’s,

But I have eaten at Burger King.

 

I have never read a 400 paged book,

But I have read a 300 paged book.

 

I have never been to Chanel,

But I have been to River Island.

 

I have never eaten squid,

But I have eaten fish and salad.

 

I have never read a story by Jim Smith,

But I have read a story by Jacqueline Wilson.

 

I have never jumped over a horse,

But I have jumped over a skipping rope.

 

I have never seen a tiger in person

But I have seen a giraffe in person in Chester Zoo.

 

I have never watched Avengers: Endgame,

But I have watched Spiderman.