Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts
Thursday, 9 February 2017
Monday, 15 February 2016
The Lost Alisha - Narrative Writing
WALT: Identify the features and structures of a narrative writing.
Clumsy little Alisha happily spends time with her family at the Theme Park, In Melbourne Australia. Alisha is the youngest of three. She has two older brothers. Alisha is seven years of age, has blonde hair and also has a loud cry which makes her easy to find especially because she loves wandering off at every opportunity she gets.
Mum and dad met up with some friends and talked while Alisha ran after a cute little puppy. The puppy scurried away quickly which made it hard for Alisha to catch because she’s so clumsy. Alisha eventually threw in the towel and gave up.
Alisha started to cry so loud, so loud her parents heard her from afar. There was a Stairs that lead to a Cafe. It was high enough to see everyone in the crowd. Mum and dad made their way up the stairs, that way is was easier to find Alisha.
Mum eye caught Alisha’s blonde hair and straight away ran to her while dad followed. Alisha was found at once and finally learnt her lesson hold on to mummy’s hand no matter what.Description of learning: This week we have been focusing on writing a narrative. I wrote a narrative about a young girl named Alisha. She got lost at the Theme Park. She started crying and then Mum and dad found her. Enjoy!
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Zoo
Walt: think about my purpose and reader by planning my recount.
1. Introduction
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Orientates and hooks
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2. Body Paragraph 1
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Mr Goodwin explains to us what to do and then we go in the animal website. What kind of website it was. What is a Virtual tour.
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3. Body Paragraph 2
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What animal i researched 1
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4. Body Paragraph 3
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What animal i researched 2
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5. Conclusion
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What I think about the San Diego Zoo
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Introduction : Hooray ! Today we are going to explore the amazing ‘San Diego Zoo’. We are going on a virtual tour to explore many animals and their habitats. I'm not really going to it, as i said a ‘virtual tour’ just browsing on our chromebooks, Don’t you think it’s unfair?
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