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Water Pegasus

Most people think that unicorns are mythical creatures.  During recent lockdown, some scientists have now some stuff about unicorns over time and some have been seen in cities like London and New York too.  Some unicorns aren’t discovered yet, but the Blizzard Unicorn is a very rare unicorn and there’s more to be discovered in the future.

Appearance:
Would you like to see a Water Pegasus? This is what it looks like if you do…. The Water Pegasus has a glowing horn because in the North Pole, where it lives, it can get completely black.  The horn is twisted to make it stronger so that it can fight.  Surprisingly the animal is light which it uses to trick people as it can stand on the thin ice.  However, it is not known why it is so light or why people see them so rarely.  It has a big tail to keep it warm in the winter when it is hibernating.  The tail is very bushy and can soak up water so that it can drink when there isn’t any water to see.  It can also breath out clouds so it can protect itself when it is scared.  Sometimes it comes out to show itself but that is very unusual.  The Blizzard Unicorn only has small wings because in the centre of the North Pole it is very stormy.  Big wings would mean that they would be unable to control themselves in such storms.

Habitat:
The Blizzard Unicorn lives in the very coldest place in the North Pole ever.  Weirdly this unicorn lays eggs instead of giving birth to live young.  The mother unicorn can only see the egg glow in the snow.The Blizzard Unicorn sometimes travels out of the North Pole to find food but they can’t stay away for too long otherwise they have the risk of overheating since they are used to being in cold temperatures.

Nature:
The Blizzard Unicorn is a very shy unicorn and it is rare to see it 3 times a year.  It can pick up things for it’s young to play with.  This can include peoples items and food which have been left outside.  The baby unicorn must be fed regularly and must not go more than two days without food.  This means the mother has to feed her young a lot and so she spends much of her time getting enough supplies in.
The species frequently regroups at least once a year, allowing them to have reunions with their brothers and sisters.

Diet       :

The Blizzard Unicorn normally eats fish but can also go in cities to obtain human food instead.  An adult can go up to seven days without food in extreme circumstances.

 

 

Water Unicorn

Most people think that unicorns are mythical creatures.  However, recent discoveries in various parts of the world show they are in fact just as real as you and I.  The Water Pegasus is an example of such a creature.  These new discoveries have made scientists reevaluate the world we live in.  Because of these revelations people are now in search of other such phenomena.

Appearance:
Like most winged horses, they have a flowing mane, long tail and powerful wings.  The Water Pegasus which is a rare type of flying horse is found in the frozen land of the North Pole.  This type of Pegasus which loves water has a long frosted horn because it is harder for it to break while it is swimming in the icy water.  The Water Pegasus has a turquoise scaley body so it will be able to blend in with the water.  Amazingly they have gills like fish so they can breathe underwater.  This is why they have often been referred to as ‘dolphins of the sky’.  The water Pegasus is also known as the Northern Light because it only pops it’s head out when the Northern lights are in the sky.  This particular type of pegasus can walk on water because of it’s mystical powers.  The Water Pegasus has big, broad flippers to swim through rough storms.  It has large powerful wings to fly 7 miles into the sky.

Habitat:
The Water Pegasus lives in the North Pole.  They make their nests out of their icy breath and can be seen in rocky places to rear their young.  The nests are hidden on icebergs which means that they are hard to find.  Water Pegasi live near water otherwise their bodies run the risk of overheating.  These shy and wonderful winged horses strangely like flying around big rocks and other mysterious objects in large groups under the water.  Their young have long fur which falls off and gets replaced with scales.

Nature:
To relax the Water Pegasus collects gemstones and they make collections which are hidden on icebergs and rocky caves.  The gemstone that the Water Pegasus collects have been mistaken for the lair of a dragon and this has led to the Water Pegasus being hunted.  Adult Pegasi as well as baby Pegasi have been disappearing over the last decades.

Diet:
Water Pegasus like eating krill, plankton and fish which they can find in large groups if they are lucky.  Water Pegasus also referred to as the Water Unicorn like to steal other Pegasuses food.

Water Unicorn

Most people think that unicorns are mythical creatures.  However, recent discoveries in various parts of the world show they are in fact just as real as you and I.  The Water Pegasus is an example of such a creature.  These new discoveries have made scientists reevaluate the world we live in.  Because of these revelations people are now in search of other such phenomena.

Appearance:
Like most winged horses, they have a flowing mane, long tail and powerful wings.  The Water Pegasus which is a rare type of flying horse is found in the frozen land of the North Pole.  This type of Pegasus which loves water has a long frosted horn because it is harder for it to break while it is swimming in the icy water.  The Water Pegasus has a turquoise scaley body so it will be able to blend in with the water.  Amazingly they have gills like fish so they can breathe underwater.  This is why they have often been referred to as ‘dolphins of the sky’.  The water Pegasus is also known as the Northern Light because it only pops it’s head out when the Northern lights are in the sky.  This particular type of pegasus can walk on water because of it’s mystical powers.  The Water Pegasus has big, broad flippers to swim through rough storms.  It has large powerful wings to fly 7 miles into the sky.

Habitat:
The Water Pegasus lives in the North Pole.  They make their nests out of their icy breath and can be seen in rocky places to rear their young.  The nests are hidden on icebergs which means that they are hard to find.  Water Pegasi live near water otherwise their bodies run the risk of overheating.  These shy and wonderful winged horses strangely like flying around big rocks and other mysterious objects in large groups under the water.  Their young have long fur which falls off and gets replaced with scales.

Nature:
To relax the Water Pegasus collects gemstones and they make collections which are hidden on icebergs and rocky caves.  The gemstone that the Water Pegasus collects have been mistaken for the lair of a dragon and this has led to the Water Pegasus being hunted.  Adult Pegasi as well as baby Pegasi have been disappearing over the last decades.

Diet:
Water Pegasus like eating krill, plankton and fish which they can find in large groups if they are lucky.  Water Pegasus also referred to as the Water Unicorn like to steal other Pegasuses food.

Unicorns

Most people think that unicorns are mythical creatures.  However, recent discoveries in various parts of the world show they are in fact just as real as you or I.  The water Pegasus is an example of such a creature.  These new discoveries have made scientists reevaluate the world we live in.  Because of these revelations, people are now in search of other such phenomena.

Appearance:
The Water Pegasus has a very light green colour because it needs to blend in with the water around it.  The Water Pegasus also has the ability to fly as well as swim, walk and run.  It is very easy to see whilst up in the sky.  The Water Pegasus is very big to scare away predators and enemies.  It is also very big because it needs to swim very fast to find their prey.  It’s body is about five foot long for warmth and protection.  It’s fur is 2 cm long to protect it from the cold and help it survive through the winter.  It’s fur will normally shed off or fall off when it gets warmer in the summer.  It’s tail and mane are a gorgeous light blue colour that glows green when in the water or in stress.  It’s calf will normally have a dark blue mane and a light purple tail.  It’s tail is very fluffy and warm for warming up it’s calf.  It’s wings are big and leathery to help it fly and swim.  It’s wings are the biggest wings of all animals on earth reaching up to 3 m from tip to tip.  It’s hooves are big and sturdy for lethal attacks.  It’s hooves are also used for breaking ice and attacking predators.  It’s horns are glittery for finding each other when lost or attacking predators.

Habitat:
This unique species of Water Pegasus live in the sea or by lakes where it can stay cool and dry to survive.  It will sometimes live in lakes or ponds to find better food.

Nature:
The nature of this animal is very aggressive and cautious when raising it’s young.  When raising it’s young it can fight to the death or attack badly for protection of it’s calf.  The male Pegasus will consistently protect the calf if in danger or being attacked.

Diet:
It will feed on sea weed and other meaty animals like crabs, octopus and squid.

 

I HAVE NEVER BUT I HAVE

I HAVE NEVER BUT I HAVE 

I have never jumped out of an airplane but I have gone on holiday in an airplane. 

I have never played football at Wembley stadium but I have played in my muddy back garden. 

I have never won one million pounds but I have won one pound from doing the washing up. 

 

I have never eaten chocolate but I have seen chocolate. 

I have never eaten sweets but I have seen sweets. 

I have never been to the moon but I have been to the milky way. 

 

I have never driven a go cart but I have driven a formal one car. 

I have never worn a sock but I have smelt one. 

I have never seen a super hero but I have dressed up as one.  

What are…? by SM – Bishops Cannings

What Are…

What are quiet? The sound of an owl tweeting at the moon and First words of a baby.

What are fragile? A snowflake falling on a cold snowy lake. Glass plates shattering on the ground.

What are hot? A fresh cake coming out of the oven, the world’s hottest pepper.

What are cold? Snow sitting in the palm of your shivering hand,

a paddling pool in the hot weather.

SK year6 BC

What is tall?

The Eifel tower in Paris and the Shard in London.

What is short?

My friend at school and a 4 year old.

What is soft?

A pillow at the end of the day and a feather falling out the sky.

What is hard?

A brick in a house and gilt.

What is cold?

An ice lolly on the tongue and snow at Christmas.

What is hot?

Laver from the top of a volcano and a hot water at the end of the day

What are…? by OR – Bishops Cannings

What is……..By OR

What is cold? The roar rustling wind and the cold rain on a stormy gloomy night.

What is unhappy? When my miserable brother when he wakes up on a Saturday morning after a late night on Friday.

What is fragile? The glass in a cardboard box when you first by the glass.

What is empty? A new house when it’s empty an echoes through the giant  house .

 

 

 

What is the Question? By TC Bishops Cannings

What is the question?

What is scary? A horror movie at 3am, a wolves howl when the moon is bright and an shaky earthquake.

What is tall? The emerald green beanstalk in ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’, the Burj Khalifa and the ballroom in Buckingham Palace.

What is quiet? A mouse squeaking in your walls, a student whispering when their teacher told them to be quiet and a oak tree on a cold night.

What is loud? Mr Squires lion when he roars, a low aeroplane soaring over my house and my guinea pigs when they wheek for food.

What is small? My best friend, my conker soldier for conker wars and daisy petals.

What are …? by RoSt – Bishops Cannings

What is…

What is heavy? A big blue whale, a huge green truck and a tall tree in the woods.

What is light? A feather from a pigeon, a piece of string from a scarf and a leaf from my oak tree.

What is hot? The stove top in my kitchen, the big, bright sun and burning hot lava in a volcano.

What is cold? Ice in the freezer, snow in the winter and rain in the morning.

What is small? A baby bird sat in a tree, the Grinch’s heart and ant.

What is silent? An ant’s small foot pattering on the ground, thoughts and snowflakes falling in soft snow.

What is loud? A chair scraping on the floor, a cockerel in the morning and a metal bottle being dropped on the floor.

What is shiny? A bubble, a clean car and window in the sun.