Rope wire
As I stepped onto the wire I heard positive cheers from the children down below. After about 10 seconds the wire became slippery and sweaty. The cool breeze was refreshing as it blew by my face. It felt odd on a rope wire in the middle of the muddy jungle. Friendly Frank cheered me on and encouraged me to finish the course. He was as encouraging as my dad at one of my soccer games.
I was 100% confident. I felt strong-willed and assertive. I was as determined as an Olympic athlete to reach the end. Suddenly I was racing along the wire towards the end. I was as proud as a lion after completing the rope wire.
L.C.
Room 12 is a class of year 5 and 6 students. We live in South East Auckland, New Zealand. We are lucky to be close to beautiful beaches. Our students have a range of interests in music, P.E. and arts.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Book Report 17.3.11
To JJ form CC By Caroline Bindon
This story is set in several different schools.The main characters are Catherine Carter her mum and her teacher Mr Johnson. Catherine is clumsy and kind.
Somtimes Catherine is a little to clumsy and when her mum arrives she shouts Catherine Constanse Clementine Claudia Carter and it spreads until the whole school knows about it!
In the end she finds out that her teacher has a really long name which is Jonathan Jeremy James Josiah Johnson and her mum promises not to call her by her full name again.
I really enjoyed this book and I think anyone can read
it.
This story is set in several different schools.The main characters are Catherine Carter her mum and her teacher Mr Johnson. Catherine is clumsy and kind.
Somtimes Catherine is a little to clumsy and when her mum arrives she shouts Catherine Constanse Clementine Claudia Carter and it spreads until the whole school knows about it!
In the end she finds out that her teacher has a really long name which is Jonathan Jeremy James Josiah Johnson and her mum promises not to call her by her full name again.
I really enjoyed this book and I think anyone can read
it.
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