It was time to go to sleep. I closed my tent. My light went out and my tent was pitch black. My teeth were chattering. When will it be morning?
When the sun faded away, the beast squirmed through the cave, criss-crossed over the moorland and shot across the fog.
I could hear a creepy song outside my tent. My heart skipped a beat. A creepy black shadow was looking into my soul.
Written by M in 3J
We fastened the tiny, soft tent. We heard leaves rustling. Suddenly, my parents fell asleep. My eyes filled with tears. How long do we have until morning?
Silently, the creature sneaked out of it’s cave, passed over the bog and slid through the haze.
I heard him snuffling at the door. Suddenly, he smashed the door open. A big, heavy silhouette filled the tent.
Written by a child in 3D
We fastened the soft tent. A silhouette appeared. My friends fell asleep. My heart was pounding. How many hours would it be until the sun came out?
Quietly, the monster dragged himself out of the cave, crossed the field and crept through the fog.
I heard something stomping and the stomps got louder. With an earpiercing scream, the creature pounced inside.
Radvin 3D
Today year 3 received a postcard from Graceland International School in Ghana. We were also sent a book called Where are we? Miss Jones read the book to us. We are all confused but very excited to meet the children from Graceland International School.
Have a look at our postcard which came all the way from Ghana.
We sat around to listen to Miss Jones read the book.
We can’t wait for next Friday! Can you?
Would you like to visit Skara Brae?
Use the link below to explore Skara Brae…
http://steveflanagan.co.uk/media/tours/skarabrae/orkney.html
There is no need to write anything in your homework book. Enjoy exploring!
Click the links and learn your times tables…
https://uk.ixl.com/maths/year-3/multiply-by-3
How to care for a Unicorn
Are you an animal lover? Read these instructions to find out more.
Environment
Most people believe unicorns live in the clouds but they can be found hiding in enchanted forests and high mountain peaks. They can also be found in secluded caves behind waterfalls because they love to bathe in cold water.
Diet
Most people believe unicorns eat rainbow cake because they love the sprinkles and it is so sweet. Unicorns are herbivores, they have a sweet tooth so do give them something sweet, it will help sharpen their horn.
Behaviour
Most unicorns are known to be helpful. Make sure you give your unicorn the right amount of food or they will turn evil. Make sure you know how to play the recorder and make sure you give your unicorn magical marshmallows.
If you make sure you follow these top tips you will be the best unicorn owner in the world.
Written by a child in 3J
How to take care of a Griffin
Have you ever wished of looking after a Griffin? If so, continue to read these instructions and read on to be an amazing Griffin owner. Before you bring your Griffin home, you need to follow these things.
Environment
The majority of Griffins live at the top of the Caucasus mountains because of their amazing eye sight. Be sure that by that mountain there is a long runway so they can exercise and spread their wings. If they don’t know how to fly, they will learn if they jump off mountains and flap their wings.
Diet
Most people believe that Griffins are carnivores but if they can’t find any meat they eat plants and grains. For a snack, they eat horses because they are very fond of the flavour they bring. Beware! Sugar makes them lethargic and too much will make them sick and angry, they might turn on you! So tame them by giving them princesses and princes!
A Griffin’s behaviour
Most people believe that Griffins are ferocious but they are kind if you give them the right things. If they go mad, tame them by giving them tons and tons of meat on the go. Give them what they want because they are really picky about what they eat.
If you follow these detailed instructions you won’t go wrong and you will be the greatest Griffin owner that has ever lived!
Written by H in 3J
