WRITING WEEK 9

Write about the picture, remember to try and include some metaphors or similes.
You do not have to count your words. It is up to you as to how long or short you make it.

Writing Week 8

No writing this week - you'll be too busy with the concert. However feel free to leave a comment on your page if you wish to.

WRITING PROMPT - Week 7 Term 4

You no longer publish on our Kids Blog site, instead I have created a page for you on this site to publish your work on - just add a comment under your name to do so.
Remember to head up your comment with the Week and Term followed by a title.

This week you are to make up a story which includes ONE of the following metaphors....  (a metaphor says something is something else)

Their home was a prison. 

The slide on the playground was a hot stove.

Time is money.

Tom’s eyes were ice.

The detective’s face was wood as he listened to her story.

Please make the metaphor, you choose, be in bold so that we can easily see which one you selected.

Writing Prompt - Term 4 Week 5

New Zealanders are being asked to vote on:
1. Whether to keep our flag or change to a new one and
2. If we change which should it be?
Look at the flags below and tell us what you think; should we keep our flag or change to one of the following?
You will need to explain why you think your opinion is a valid one.


Silver Fern (red, white & blue)                                                      Silver Fern (black & white ) 
    




Koru                                                                                                      Red Peak
       




Silver Fern (black, white & blue)                                                             Original
                                

Writing Prompt - Term 4 Week 4

You are to write a story and include the following;

Characters - a boy and a girl
Conflict - bullying incident at the park near the swings.

Writing Prompt - Term 4 Week 1

Follow the instructions carefully;

1. Look carefully at the two characters in this picture.

2. Copy and complete the description bubbles for each character

FISH
Colour:
Texture:
Position:
Doing:
Number:
Size:
Shape:


CAT
Colour:
Texture:
Position:
Doing:
Number:
Size:
Shape:

3.  Write about what is happening and include at least 3 of your descriptions for each character. (These can be in different parts of your story)

You do not have to count your words.

 

Writing Prompt - Week 10 Term 3

Look at this sculpture carefully.

• Where could it have come from?
• What is the story behind it?
• Are those really legs?

Remember, you can only use 100 words so choose them very carefully. Read your work really carefully before you publish it.