Reggie is going
To the dentist.
The dentist will
Look at Reggie’s
Teeth.
Reggie meets the
Dental nurse.
She takes him
To the dentist.
The dentist has
a funny chair
it goes up
and down.
The dentist wears
Gloves
And a mask.
She has a special
mirror.
Reggie has to
Open his moth
Wide.
The dentist looks
At all his teeth.
The dental nurse
Show’s Reggie how
To brush his
Teeth.
Reggie has a
Happy smile.
Monday 1 August 2011
Sunday 31 July 2011
Winning Man
Winning Man is a person who wins at everything. He loves winning at everything. When he was little he didn’t win anything. But everyone else won. He’s still learning to win at games and at everything else. He even gets to school before anyone even he’s teacher can’t so early like Winning Man. One day his teacher gave him a trophy. It said you get this trophy for going to school before anyone else even his teacher she can’t beat you Well Done Winning Man. And for winning other things. Other people gave him lots of trophy’s and medals. One day someone else from a different town was lost it was Mr Lost. He was sad because he was lost. Soon he saw Mr Help he was lost too. Soon came Winning Man he asked why are you sad. Mr Lost and Mr help said because were lost from our town.
What town are from asked Winning Man. Mr Men and Little Miss town said Mr Help and Mr Lost.
So Winning Man said good bye to everyone and he went on a plane. To Mr Men and Little Miss town. It was lucky because Winning Man had tickets to get on the plane. And Winning Man went back to his town and everyone cheered at Winning Man.
The End
What town are from asked Winning Man. Mr Men and Little Miss town said Mr Help and Mr Lost.
So Winning Man said good bye to everyone and he went on a plane. To Mr Men and Little Miss town. It was lucky because Winning Man had tickets to get on the plane. And Winning Man went back to his town and everyone cheered at Winning Man.
The End
Friday 29 July 2011
ARE YOU MY MOTHER part 1
A mother bird sat on
her egg.
The egg jumped.
"Oh oh!" said the
mother bird. "My baby
will be here! He will
want to eat."
"I must get something
for my baby bird to
eat! she said. "I will be
back!"
So away she went.
The egg jumped. It
jumped, and jumped, and
jumped!
Out came the baby
bird!
"Where is my mother?"
he said.
He looked for her.
He looked up. He did
not see her.
"I will go and look for
her", he said.
So away he went.
Down, out of the tree
he went.
Down, down, down! It
was a long way down.
The baby bird could
not fly.
fly
her egg.
The egg jumped.
"Oh oh!" said the
mother bird. "My baby
will be here! He will
want to eat."
"I must get something
for my baby bird to
eat! she said. "I will be
back!"
So away she went.
The egg jumped. It
jumped, and jumped, and
jumped!
Out came the baby
bird!
"Where is my mother?"
he said.
He looked for her.
He looked up. He did
not see her.
"I will go and look for
her", he said.
So away he went.
Down, out of the tree
he went.
Down, down, down! It
was a long way down.
The baby bird could
not fly.
fly
Saturday 23 July 2011
Mr.Story Teller
MR.STORY TELLER is someone who tell's
stories. He told funny stories, true
stories and scary stories.
Everyone liked the stories so they
throwed a coin in mr.story teller's
hat to let him know they loved the
story.
He told a story about himself
it was a long time and he was
not very happy at his land
so got took him here in
littel miss and mr men land.
He told a story about animals
Birds
A lot of people keep birds as companions, but considering that birds are meant to fly, is it fair to keep them in small cages? In the woods, jungles and forests - and even in our towns - birds fly about freely, journeying hundreds or even thousands of kilometres and soaring to great heights. They are free to go wherever they choose, whenever they choose.
Birds are very intelligent. Take a look at the following amazing facts about birds:
Crows have about 300 different calls, but not all crows understand each other. Just like us, they have different accents. Crows in the United States don't understand some calls that their British cousins make and vice versa.
Birds make sounds that we don't usually hear, like the hushed chatter and whispering between two nesting crows. They take turns "talking," having the bird equivalent of a conversation.
Birds remember exactly where they've hidden thousands of seeds each autumn and can find their way back to their stashes using the sun, stars, landmarks and sometimes the magnetic pull of the Earth to guide them. Isn't that incredible?
We know that crows use tools like twigs to pick up food, but one crow amazed birdwatchers by going one step further and making her own tool! She cleverly bent a wire in order to hook a piece of food that she couldn't reach with her feet. What a smart bird!
Birds dance, play "hide-and-seek" and have even been seen sliding down snowy slopes and climbing back up over and over for the sheer joy of it, just as we do!
Thousands of birds are still taken from their families and flocks every year, packed up as if they were plastic dolls and sent to countries like Britain to be kept as "pets". Many become very ill and don't survive the journey. Partly because of this, some types of birds might become extinct.
If you want to keep a bird, think about two things:
1) How would I feel if I were taken from my home and stuck in a cage?
2) How would I feel if I helped a species of bird become extinct?
If you have an aviary (a special large area where birds can fly safely), why not go to a rescue centre and adopt birds from there? That way, you'll give a bird a second chance at a happy life and get the pleasure of seeing them live and fly!
Kangaroos
Kangaroos are marsupials. This means that they aren't pregnant for long, and they give birth when their baby is only about 2 centimetres long. The mother kangaroo then carries her joey (baby kangaroo) in her pouch whilst the baby develops and grows.
Kangaroos move by hopping, using their powerful hind legs and their large tails to balance. But they can't move backwards.
Because they eat only plant matter, kangaroos are vegetarians.
According to a popular story, kangaroos got their name from a misunderstanding. When European people first moved to Australia, they asked the local people what these hopping animals were called. They answered, "Kangaroo", an Aboriginal word meaning "I don't understand".
Each year, Australia exports 3 million kangaroo skins to Europe and the US. Their skins are used to make products such as footballs and golf gloves. Footballer David Beckham stopped using kangaroo-leather boots in 2006 after seeing a video showing the horrific slaughter of the animals.
Kangaroos can't move their back legs separately on land and must hop everywhere, but when they go for a swim, they kick one foot at a time.
Unfortunately for kangaroos, their meat is becoming more popular. Kangaroo meat is eaten in at least 55 different countries around the world.
Kangaroos live in groups called "mobs" so that they can spot predators such as eagles and humans.
Kangaroos can hop very fast and jump very high. They have been seen moving at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour and jumping 6 feet into the air.
Kangaroos like to roam, and they travel with their mob across large areas of land in Australia. They don't often find places to drink, so they have learnt to survive
on very little water.
Fish
Fish are wonderful animals. And they are smarter and have better memories than you might expect! Fish can recognise each other in their shoal, and they keep an eye out to see which fish are friends with each other. They also use tools, build large nests and talk to one another, just like we talk to our friends. We use words, but they express themselves by using sounds like grunts, clicks and roars and by changing colour. Wouldn't it be great if we could do that?!
Like birds, fish need their freedom. In nature, they swim around in oceans, rivers and lakes. To them, a fishbowl must feel like a prison. Fish are not happy or healthy living in fishbowls. If you have fish, it is very important to give them a large tank with lots of interesting things to do and real plants, rocks and toys. The tank or aquarium should have clean gravel on the bottom, a filter to keep the water clean and an air pump to make sure the water stays healthy. Fish should be fed once a day with food that is right for them. When you clean the tank out, be very careful not to change the water temperature.
If you keep fish in an outdoor pond, make sure that it's a large pond with plants. The water should be kept clean, so take out any leaves that fall in. The pond should be cleaned out once a year, and if the water freezes, the ice should be gently melted.
You can hurt fish just by touching them, so if you need to move them, use a net and be as gentle as possible.
Finally, fish need friends, so experts think that it's best not to keep a fish alone. And remember that goldfish can live to be 25 years old - that's a big
commitment!
Elephants
Interesting Facts
Elephant trunks can get very heavy. It is not uncommon to see elephants resting them over a tusk!
Elephants cry, play, have incredible memories, and laugh!
Elephants are sensitive fellow animals where if a baby complains, the entire family will rumble and go over to touch and caress it.
Elephants have greeting ceremonies when a friend that has been away for some time returns to the group.
Elephants grieve at a loss of a stillborn baby, a family member, and in many cases other elephants.
Elephants don't drink with their trunks, but use them as "tools" to drink with. This is accomplished by filling the trunk with water and then using it as a hose to pour it into the elephant's mouth.
Interestingly, the Asian elephant is more closely related to the extinct mammoth than to the African elephant.
Everyone learned facts about 4 animals
so they made mr.story teller very rich
and he lived happily ever after.
THE END
stories. He told funny stories, true
stories and scary stories.
Everyone liked the stories so they
throwed a coin in mr.story teller's
hat to let him know they loved the
story.
He told a story about himself
it was a long time and he was
not very happy at his land
so got took him here in
littel miss and mr men land.
He told a story about animals
Birds
A lot of people keep birds as companions, but considering that birds are meant to fly, is it fair to keep them in small cages? In the woods, jungles and forests - and even in our towns - birds fly about freely, journeying hundreds or even thousands of kilometres and soaring to great heights. They are free to go wherever they choose, whenever they choose.
Birds are very intelligent. Take a look at the following amazing facts about birds:
Crows have about 300 different calls, but not all crows understand each other. Just like us, they have different accents. Crows in the United States don't understand some calls that their British cousins make and vice versa.
Birds make sounds that we don't usually hear, like the hushed chatter and whispering between two nesting crows. They take turns "talking," having the bird equivalent of a conversation.
Birds remember exactly where they've hidden thousands of seeds each autumn and can find their way back to their stashes using the sun, stars, landmarks and sometimes the magnetic pull of the Earth to guide them. Isn't that incredible?
We know that crows use tools like twigs to pick up food, but one crow amazed birdwatchers by going one step further and making her own tool! She cleverly bent a wire in order to hook a piece of food that she couldn't reach with her feet. What a smart bird!
Birds dance, play "hide-and-seek" and have even been seen sliding down snowy slopes and climbing back up over and over for the sheer joy of it, just as we do!
Thousands of birds are still taken from their families and flocks every year, packed up as if they were plastic dolls and sent to countries like Britain to be kept as "pets". Many become very ill and don't survive the journey. Partly because of this, some types of birds might become extinct.
If you want to keep a bird, think about two things:
1) How would I feel if I were taken from my home and stuck in a cage?
2) How would I feel if I helped a species of bird become extinct?
If you have an aviary (a special large area where birds can fly safely), why not go to a rescue centre and adopt birds from there? That way, you'll give a bird a second chance at a happy life and get the pleasure of seeing them live and fly!
Kangaroos
Kangaroos are marsupials. This means that they aren't pregnant for long, and they give birth when their baby is only about 2 centimetres long. The mother kangaroo then carries her joey (baby kangaroo) in her pouch whilst the baby develops and grows.
Kangaroos move by hopping, using their powerful hind legs and their large tails to balance. But they can't move backwards.
Because they eat only plant matter, kangaroos are vegetarians.
According to a popular story, kangaroos got their name from a misunderstanding. When European people first moved to Australia, they asked the local people what these hopping animals were called. They answered, "Kangaroo", an Aboriginal word meaning "I don't understand".
Each year, Australia exports 3 million kangaroo skins to Europe and the US. Their skins are used to make products such as footballs and golf gloves. Footballer David Beckham stopped using kangaroo-leather boots in 2006 after seeing a video showing the horrific slaughter of the animals.
Kangaroos can't move their back legs separately on land and must hop everywhere, but when they go for a swim, they kick one foot at a time.
Unfortunately for kangaroos, their meat is becoming more popular. Kangaroo meat is eaten in at least 55 different countries around the world.
Kangaroos live in groups called "mobs" so that they can spot predators such as eagles and humans.
Kangaroos can hop very fast and jump very high. They have been seen moving at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour and jumping 6 feet into the air.
Kangaroos like to roam, and they travel with their mob across large areas of land in Australia. They don't often find places to drink, so they have learnt to survive
on very little water.
Fish
Fish are wonderful animals. And they are smarter and have better memories than you might expect! Fish can recognise each other in their shoal, and they keep an eye out to see which fish are friends with each other. They also use tools, build large nests and talk to one another, just like we talk to our friends. We use words, but they express themselves by using sounds like grunts, clicks and roars and by changing colour. Wouldn't it be great if we could do that?!
Like birds, fish need their freedom. In nature, they swim around in oceans, rivers and lakes. To them, a fishbowl must feel like a prison. Fish are not happy or healthy living in fishbowls. If you have fish, it is very important to give them a large tank with lots of interesting things to do and real plants, rocks and toys. The tank or aquarium should have clean gravel on the bottom, a filter to keep the water clean and an air pump to make sure the water stays healthy. Fish should be fed once a day with food that is right for them. When you clean the tank out, be very careful not to change the water temperature.
If you keep fish in an outdoor pond, make sure that it's a large pond with plants. The water should be kept clean, so take out any leaves that fall in. The pond should be cleaned out once a year, and if the water freezes, the ice should be gently melted.
You can hurt fish just by touching them, so if you need to move them, use a net and be as gentle as possible.
Finally, fish need friends, so experts think that it's best not to keep a fish alone. And remember that goldfish can live to be 25 years old - that's a big
commitment!
Elephants
Interesting Facts
Elephant trunks can get very heavy. It is not uncommon to see elephants resting them over a tusk!
Elephants cry, play, have incredible memories, and laugh!
Elephants are sensitive fellow animals where if a baby complains, the entire family will rumble and go over to touch and caress it.
Elephants have greeting ceremonies when a friend that has been away for some time returns to the group.
Elephants grieve at a loss of a stillborn baby, a family member, and in many cases other elephants.
Elephants don't drink with their trunks, but use them as "tools" to drink with. This is accomplished by filling the trunk with water and then using it as a hose to pour it into the elephant's mouth.
Interestingly, the Asian elephant is more closely related to the extinct mammoth than to the African elephant.
Everyone learned facts about 4 animals
so they made mr.story teller very rich
and he lived happily ever after.
THE END
Thursday 21 July 2011
Don't Eat Your Dinner
Jamie was stubborn. He was probably the most stubborn boy in the world. The only person more stubborn was his mother. When she said something, she meant it and nothing changed her mind. Especially when she said, "Eat your dinner!" You ate it, or you didn't move.
Every Wednesday night his mom made meatloaf for dinner and coconuts for dessert. Jamie hated bumpy, lumpy meatloaf. He hated hairy coconuts even more.
So when Jamie's mom brought him meatloaf one more time for dinner, he went ballistic!
"Yuck!" he growled. "I'm not going to eat this! You can take away my toys, you can even take away my TV, I don't care, I'm not going to eat this!"
Jamie's mom looked him straight in the eye and snapped, "You sit there till you eat your dinner! I don't care if you're there one hundred years! You're not moving till you eat your dinner!"
Jamie sat all alone at the kitchen table. Just Jamie and his dinner.
As his mom went to bed, he asked, "Can I have something else to eat?"
Rushing into the kitchen, she looked him straight in the eye. "Don't you move! You sit there till you eat your dinner!"
Jamie stared out the window.
The moon came up. He yawned, folded his hands and went to sleep.
"Beep! Beep! Hurray up!" shouted the school bus driver. Jamie sleeping through the entire night, woke and stood up. But his mother jumped on the table and ordered,
"Don't move! You're not going anywhere till you eat your dinner!"
But Jamie, stubborn like a mule, grit his teeth, clenched his fists and scowled,
"Yuck! I'm not going to eat this!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went
"And wow! . . .Things became so different!
Jamie's toes popped out of his shoes. His chest exploded his shirt. Jamie asked, "Can I have new clothes?...and something else to eat?"
Hobbling over with a cane, his mom got up on a chair, looked him straight in the eye and said, "You sit...there...till...you...eat... your...dinner!"
Jamie grit his teeth, clenched his fist and growled, "I will not eat my dinner!"
Jamie's friends grew up. His school bus became old and rusty.
Jamie's mom announced. "I'm getting too old to look after you. I'm moving to Oakridge Old People's Home where people can look after me, nevertheless don't move! You sit there till you eat your dinner!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went And wow! . . .Things became so different!
Jamie called to a passing policeman, "Please go to Oakridge Old People's Home and ask my mother if I could have something else to eat."
"You look very hungry," replied the policeman, "I'll get her right away." ..........
Jaime's mom arrived. She didn't say a word but grit her teeth and clenched her fist. She pushed away the cobwebs and shuffled into the kitchen. Shaking, she propped herself up on a chair, looked Jamie straight in the eye and said: "You sit.. there...till...you...eat...your...dinner!"
Jamie grit his teeth, clenched his fist and scowled, "I will not eat my dinner!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went
"And wow! . . .Things became so different!
The walls collapsed. Grass covered the floor. A tree stretched through the table. A dense forest surrounded Jamie.
Bored, Jamie curled over his dinner in a deep sleep.
Dust and leaves fell on his back. Jamie...buried in rubble...slept.
One day a museum keeper explored the dense forest. "I hope we find something special here," he sighed, "No one comes to my museum anymore."
The museum keeper looked ahead and saw a big hairy thing bent over a table. "Well jumpin' dinosaur bones!" he shouted. "A caveman! And look! His dinner is still here!" "Dust him off!" he ordered his helpers. But dusting made Jamie's nose itchy and he sneezed, "Ah-Chou!"
They all looked at one another, and stuttered, "Did you just sneeze?"
"Ah-Chou," said Jamie, sitting up. "I must have fallen asleep."
Everyone screamed and ran for their life.
Realizing Jamie was alive, the museum keeper came back and listened to his story.
"That's wonderful!" he exclaimed. "I'll put you on display. People will love you".
And sure enough, the crowds loved Jamie. "Wow!" they shouted, "I'll bet he hasn't eaten his dinner for one hundred years." That's all people ever said and Jamie got sick of listening. He began to think. "What did meatloaf actually taste like?"
He picked up his fork. The crowds yelled, "Don't do it!"
But Jamie, more stubborn than a mule, clenched his fists and said, "I'll eat my dinner if I want to!"
The museum keeper pleaded, "Don't eat your dinner! No one will come to my museum anymore!"
However no one could change Jamie's mind. He opened his mouth and plopped in the meatloaf.
Everyone gasped! There was silence while Jamie chewed: "Mmmmm...good! Mmmmm...scrumptious! Mmmmm...delectable!"
The museum keeper held his head low. There were tears. People complained, "Give our money back! Who wants to see a boy who eats his dinner?"
The news spread and everyone heard about Jamie. Even his mother who instantly zoomed over in an ambulance.
Slowly pushing herself out in a wheelchair, she took a bowl of coconuts off her lap and gave it to Jamie.
Jamie smiled, "Mom! Aren't you proud of me? I ate my meatloaf!"
"I'm glad you ate your meatloaf," she nodded, "Now eat your dessert!"
Jamie, looking at the coconuts, remembered how hairy they were. He grit his teeth, clenched his fist and scowled, "Yuck! I'm not going to eat this!"
The nurses pushed her wheelchair up a ramp. They lifted her from the wheelchair and stood her on a chair.
Looking Jamie straight in the eye, she snapped, "You...can...sit...there...till...you... eat...your...dessert!"
Everyone remained silent, their eyes glued on Jamie. He picked up his spoon...then threw it to the floor.
Clenching his fist he yelled, "Yuck! I'm never going to eat this!"
Everyone clapped. The museum keeper smiled and made a new sign for the display. It read: "THE BOY WHO NEVER ATE HIS DESSERT."
The crowds were delighted. Things were back to normal. People came from everywhere to see Jamie.
Everyone was happy...
. . . except Jamie!
The End
Every Wednesday night his mom made meatloaf for dinner and coconuts for dessert. Jamie hated bumpy, lumpy meatloaf. He hated hairy coconuts even more.
So when Jamie's mom brought him meatloaf one more time for dinner, he went ballistic!
"Yuck!" he growled. "I'm not going to eat this! You can take away my toys, you can even take away my TV, I don't care, I'm not going to eat this!"
Jamie's mom looked him straight in the eye and snapped, "You sit there till you eat your dinner! I don't care if you're there one hundred years! You're not moving till you eat your dinner!"
Jamie sat all alone at the kitchen table. Just Jamie and his dinner.
As his mom went to bed, he asked, "Can I have something else to eat?"
Rushing into the kitchen, she looked him straight in the eye. "Don't you move! You sit there till you eat your dinner!"
Jamie stared out the window.
The moon came up. He yawned, folded his hands and went to sleep.
"Beep! Beep! Hurray up!" shouted the school bus driver. Jamie sleeping through the entire night, woke and stood up. But his mother jumped on the table and ordered,
"Don't move! You're not going anywhere till you eat your dinner!"
But Jamie, stubborn like a mule, grit his teeth, clenched his fists and scowled,
"Yuck! I'm not going to eat this!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went
"And wow! . . .Things became so different!
Jamie's toes popped out of his shoes. His chest exploded his shirt. Jamie asked, "Can I have new clothes?...and something else to eat?"
Hobbling over with a cane, his mom got up on a chair, looked him straight in the eye and said, "You sit...there...till...you...eat... your...dinner!"
Jamie grit his teeth, clenched his fist and growled, "I will not eat my dinner!"
Jamie's friends grew up. His school bus became old and rusty.
Jamie's mom announced. "I'm getting too old to look after you. I'm moving to Oakridge Old People's Home where people can look after me, nevertheless don't move! You sit there till you eat your dinner!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went And wow! . . .Things became so different!
Jamie called to a passing policeman, "Please go to Oakridge Old People's Home and ask my mother if I could have something else to eat."
"You look very hungry," replied the policeman, "I'll get her right away." ..........
Jaime's mom arrived. She didn't say a word but grit her teeth and clenched her fist. She pushed away the cobwebs and shuffled into the kitchen. Shaking, she propped herself up on a chair, looked Jamie straight in the eye and said: "You sit.. there...till...you...eat...your...dinner!"
Jamie grit his teeth, clenched his fist and scowled, "I will not eat my dinner!"
The moon moved up, the moon moved down,
The clock went roun' and roun'
Summer came and summer went
"And wow! . . .Things became so different!
The walls collapsed. Grass covered the floor. A tree stretched through the table. A dense forest surrounded Jamie.
Bored, Jamie curled over his dinner in a deep sleep.
Dust and leaves fell on his back. Jamie...buried in rubble...slept.
One day a museum keeper explored the dense forest. "I hope we find something special here," he sighed, "No one comes to my museum anymore."
The museum keeper looked ahead and saw a big hairy thing bent over a table. "Well jumpin' dinosaur bones!" he shouted. "A caveman! And look! His dinner is still here!" "Dust him off!" he ordered his helpers. But dusting made Jamie's nose itchy and he sneezed, "Ah-Chou!"
They all looked at one another, and stuttered, "Did you just sneeze?"
"Ah-Chou," said Jamie, sitting up. "I must have fallen asleep."
Everyone screamed and ran for their life.
Realizing Jamie was alive, the museum keeper came back and listened to his story.
"That's wonderful!" he exclaimed. "I'll put you on display. People will love you".
And sure enough, the crowds loved Jamie. "Wow!" they shouted, "I'll bet he hasn't eaten his dinner for one hundred years." That's all people ever said and Jamie got sick of listening. He began to think. "What did meatloaf actually taste like?"
He picked up his fork. The crowds yelled, "Don't do it!"
But Jamie, more stubborn than a mule, clenched his fists and said, "I'll eat my dinner if I want to!"
The museum keeper pleaded, "Don't eat your dinner! No one will come to my museum anymore!"
However no one could change Jamie's mind. He opened his mouth and plopped in the meatloaf.
Everyone gasped! There was silence while Jamie chewed: "Mmmmm...good! Mmmmm...scrumptious! Mmmmm...delectable!"
The museum keeper held his head low. There were tears. People complained, "Give our money back! Who wants to see a boy who eats his dinner?"
The news spread and everyone heard about Jamie. Even his mother who instantly zoomed over in an ambulance.
Slowly pushing herself out in a wheelchair, she took a bowl of coconuts off her lap and gave it to Jamie.
Jamie smiled, "Mom! Aren't you proud of me? I ate my meatloaf!"
"I'm glad you ate your meatloaf," she nodded, "Now eat your dessert!"
Jamie, looking at the coconuts, remembered how hairy they were. He grit his teeth, clenched his fist and scowled, "Yuck! I'm not going to eat this!"
The nurses pushed her wheelchair up a ramp. They lifted her from the wheelchair and stood her on a chair.
Looking Jamie straight in the eye, she snapped, "You...can...sit...there...till...you... eat...your...dessert!"
Everyone remained silent, their eyes glued on Jamie. He picked up his spoon...then threw it to the floor.
Clenching his fist he yelled, "Yuck! I'm never going to eat this!"
Everyone clapped. The museum keeper smiled and made a new sign for the display. It read: "THE BOY WHO NEVER ATE HIS DESSERT."
The crowds were delighted. Things were back to normal. People came from everywhere to see Jamie.
Everyone was happy...
. . . except Jamie!
The End
Wednesday 20 July 2011
Mr. foot ball player
Mr foot ball player is a person who loves playing
football and he is great at it.
He all ways scores 100 points no one got
that points a football.
Everytime he gets medals and trophies.
Everyone in the world thought mr foot ball player had
magic football powers. One day everyone went to mr foot ball player's
house and asked for magic foot ball powers.
Magic football powers? said mr foot ball player
then little mrs brainy came for tea at mr foot ball
player's house. Then little mrs brainy showed everyone
that it was not powers that helped mr foot ball player
it was football skills that helped mr foot ball player to
be great at football. So everyone else went to foot ball skills
and mr foot ball player only could win sometimes at football
but it dose not matter thought mr foot ball player
having fun is the important thing at any thing even
at foot ball.
The End
football and he is great at it.
He all ways scores 100 points no one got
that points a football.
Everytime he gets medals and trophies.
Everyone in the world thought mr foot ball player had
magic football powers. One day everyone went to mr foot ball player's
house and asked for magic foot ball powers.
Magic football powers? said mr foot ball player
then little mrs brainy came for tea at mr foot ball
player's house. Then little mrs brainy showed everyone
that it was not powers that helped mr foot ball player
it was football skills that helped mr foot ball player to
be great at football. So everyone else went to foot ball skills
and mr foot ball player only could win sometimes at football
but it dose not matter thought mr foot ball player
having fun is the important thing at any thing even
at foot ball.
The End
Mr.smlie
Mr smile is a very happy and smliey person.
He lives in a place called smile land.
His house is near a tree where smiley
birds live and a river
full of smiley fishs live.
One day mr smiley went for a evenig walk
and found somebody driving a car.
It was mr messy. He was very sad because the car's tyre was flat
and mr smiley pumped up the flat tyre and mr messy became very
happy.
It is mr smiley's job to cheer up everybody by finding a
solution to remove their sadness.
We can't see him without a smile in his face
and his friends as well.
He lives in a place called smile land.
His house is near a tree where smiley
birds live and a river
full of smiley fishs live.
One day mr smiley went for a evenig walk
and found somebody driving a car.
It was mr messy. He was very sad because the car's tyre was flat
and mr smiley pumped up the flat tyre and mr messy became very
happy.
It is mr smiley's job to cheer up everybody by finding a
solution to remove their sadness.
We can't see him without a smile in his face
and his friends as well.
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