Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Please read these narratives The Black Hole


The Black Hole

“Get the latest news…!” a man in the LCD TV announced. Hi my name is Ash I am a 12 year old boy. Yesterday for me was a hectic day and I will never forget it.

My house had been robbed by The Wolf Gang. They were the most wanted criminals in England. Everybody knew about them but not their secret weapon of doom.

My mum and I had to run some errands for my aunt. This was the biggest mistake we ever made. Somehow the Wolf Gang heard us and decided to rob our house. Even though he had locked our house 10 times! Still they managed to brake in.

When we got back from shopping our house looked normal. There was a TV, a computer, three beds, and a bathroom. Everything was normal …….. Except all my mum’s secret money had vanished!!!! How? We had locked our house ten times and all the windows were closed. My mom only had 10 dollars left, and on that note was the sign of the head of Wolf Gang. His name was Jayden aka   Wolf Father. He had established the Wolf Gang.

I decided to go and find the Wolf Gang. I knew I would fail, but I had to do it, I had to do it for my mum. I bet you are now thinking how would a 12 year old boy,  like me pull of such thing. Well I’ll tell you. My dad was a detective, until he died. So detective blood ran through my family veins. I started off at our house I suspected that if the Wolf Gang could hear us that meant they lived nearby. I decided to check the abandoned house that was next to our place.

I checked in the house. The door opened. I had never felt that scared before in my life. I had gone inside. There was only one window. I could see some people. They had a black circle with them. I was looking when suddenly a man saw me…..

Ibrahim 
Purpose: to entertain
Text Type: narrative
Audience: 5/6J and visitors




 
The Black Hole
It was just a normal day. The sun was shining and the children were playing at the local park. That night when I as watching the news with my friends Lucy and Lauren, they announced that in China, America and England a black hole had appeared from nowhere and that scientists did not know what it was or where it came from.
 
I first thought that someone could just be playing a trick so I did not worry about it. The next day when I woke up I looked out of my window and saw a black hole up in the sky. First I thought that my brain was playing a trick on me but then when I asked my mum if she could see the black hole. She told me that she could. I was so scared that I did not know what to do so I ran over to Lucy's house. When I arrived at her house she was so terrified that she had forgotten her own name. After a while, when we were talking about the black hole, she told me that the one in China had grown bigger.
 
Later that day when I was watching the news they announced that a group of scientists was trying to find out where the black hole had come from. The scientists assured the public that they would get rid of it. I was so happy to hear the great news that I called Lucy and Lauren immediately. That night I could not sleep because of what they had said on the news. I was so happy
 
A few weeks later the black hole was still in the sky. It was not getting bigger or smaller. When I was leaving the house that day for school, I realised that the black hole had disappeared. It was gone. When I was at school everyone was talking about the black hole and how no one knew what happened to it, even the scientists. Since then, we still don't know what happened to the black hole, but everyone is glad that it is gone for good. 
Talia


Text type: Narrative

Purpose: To entertain the reader

Audience: 5/6J and visitors

 

The Black Hole

I was watching an amazing cartoon when an advertisement came up. I whined “Why do these silly, annoying advertisements come up when I am in the middle of an awesome cartoon?”

 

I saw an advertisement saying that there was a new movie in the cinemas. I really craved to see that movie with Tom who was my best friend. I had Tom on the line and told him about the movie. I asked him “Do you want to watch it today with me?”

He exclaimed “Sure.”

 

I told him that I was going to go to his house in the afternoon and then we’d go to the cinemas.

 

That afternoon I headed off to Tom’s house. He seemed even more excited than I was. He was so excited that his hands were trembling. We both told Tom’s mother where we were going when I suddenly remembered that we needed money to buy tickets. We begged Tom’s mother so much for money that she was forced to give us some. We shouted excitedly “Thank you!”

 

We had just started off for the cinemas when something unfamiliar happened. A big black hole appeared and it was blocking the footpath. “What are we going to do?” I asked Tom.

 

Before he could respond we both felt a hand push. I turned around but it was too late.  We were in the black hole. I caught a glimpse and I thought that I saw Jayden who was the meanest bully at our school.

 

“Great!” I shouted out loudly “If it wasn’t for Jayden then we wouldn’t be here.” Exclaimed Tom.

 

That’s when we saw lots of people staring at us. They looked just like the people in their dimension. “Where are we?” I asked.

 

“You are in the future.” Another voice exclaimed.

 

That is when I saw another Tom and as well as myself. In fact I saw everyone who lived in our town, including that repulsive Jayden.

 

“We’re going to be here for a long while, Tom.” I exclaimed. Then I realised that we were in the future so we could see what would happen in the future. That’s when we saw a sign saying “MISSING CHILDREN!” “That’s us!” exclaimed Tom.

 

There was a mysterious door. I asked one of the towns people “What is this door for?”

 

He replied “I can’t tell you that”

“Why?” I responded. Then he told me to mind my own business.

 

“How are we going to return to the past? The other Tom and I overheard us and told us that the only way to go back to the past was by going through the door that we were talking about earlier. Then we exclaimed “Thank you.” Suddenly an odd man stopped us but the other Tom and I stopped him. Suddenly an odd man stopped us but the other Tom and I stopped him. We exclaimed to them “Thank you and bye.”

 

When we got back into our dimension we saw posters saying “MISSING CHILDREN!” We both wondered how many days had passed. We then decided to both go home and we exclaimed “Bye.”

 

When I arrived home, I hugged my parents and I found myself in front of the TV so I watched some TV but in my mind I was wondering “Could that really have been Jayden as I thought?”

 

Ishan

 


Text type: Narrative
Purpose: To entertain the reader
Audience: year 5/6J and visitors

The Black Hole

“Oh boy” mumbled Michael

I have to go to my dad’s work, boring. Just then we jumped out of the car “whoa” announced Michael excitedly what a spectacular building I shouting to my dad “come on lets go”

I raced up the stairs, down the hall and into my dad’s office. He asked me to print something out on the photocopier I walked slowly to the printer feeling nervous I saw many people working. When I arrived at the printer a black circle came out on the paper I put my hand in on the paper it was actually a black hole. I placed down onto down onto the desk. I stood back and took a big jump into it. I was in there for a while.

When I eventually came out of the hole I found myself in a cave “oh my god” I was actually in a gold mine. I filled my hat with as much gold as I could. I raced to the black hole. Just then a goblin chased after me. I ran as fast as a cheetah towards the black hole.

I jumped in “phew” I was back at my dad’s work. It was time to go home. What a story I’ll have to tell when I arrive home.

By Michael  

      

 
Audience: 5/6J and visitors
Purpose: To entertain readers
Text type: Imaginative
The Black Hole
The sky was still bright blue as we entered the big, colourful mouth of Luna Park. I wanted to ride the Mouse. I was very eager to sit on the electric, strawberry pink car. We would have been on the green Mouse five minutes ago but I was so adamant that we waited. People had said there was something peculiar about the electric, strawberry pink car and I wanted to find out.
Lucy sat in the Mouse car when she gave me a fierce look. “It better be worth this girly car”! She moaned. I hoped so too, if there was nothing funny about this car, I was in big trouble. I dropped down onto the seat when the ride had not even started and I began to sink into the seat! Seconds later I realised I was sinking into a black hole.
The next thing I knew was that I was covered in foamy sponge. It was so hard to breathe. Then I realised that the “peculiar” thing was a black hole in the middle of the seat! I started to panic when Lucy fell in with a bump. At least I wasn’t in trouble now that she was experiencing the “peculiar “thing.
The hole was enormous, we couldn’t get out and the sponge was covering all the black. Lucy and I decided to rip the sponge and touch all the black we saw so we could identify the black hole. This sounded like a brilliant plan, but would it work? After searching for a long time felt a steering wheel. My hand must have come out of the hole.
I told Lucy to hold my left arm while I gripped on tightly to the steering wheel with my right. I climbed out and pulled Lucy out. I sat on her lap so we would not fall in again. This ride was definitely peculiar! We then stepped out of the seat just as the ride finished. Excellent timing!
 
By: Swetha  


 



 

 

Monday, May 19, 2014

Our challenge this week was to write a letter to the Prime Minister expressing our views on the fact that so many children in the world are not to attend school.


19th May 2014

Dear Mr Abbott,

I strongly believe that every child around the world should have an education even if they are disabled or poor. There are over 57 million children around the world who do not have an education and over 24 million of those children are disabled. I have many reasons why I think that every child should have an education. One of my reason is that there millions of children around the world who do not have an education because their parents cannot afford it or because they are disabled and cannot get enough help for their education. I know that you cannot help children around the world but I strongly believe that you can help make a difference to those who need help for their education.
Yours faithfully,

Talia   
   


 
Dear Mr Abbott

I am aware that education around the world is very poor for many children especially children with a disability. Statistics show that 57 million children are uneducated and 24 million of those are disabled kids. I know that disabled children don’t have an education because everybody thinks they are useless but you never know the hidden talents they have. I have seen many children uneducated back where I grew up. Sri Lanka had very poor education but I was lucky enough to get a proper education. The streets were always flowing with disabled kids and it made me wonder how education can change their lives.

Yours sincerely

Vaishy
 
Dear Tony Abbott,
I strongly believe that all children should be able to go to school and get an education. Exactly fifty-seven million children don’t go to school. In that fifty-seven thousand, around about 24 million have disabilities, which is a shocking amount. By the end of next year it has been aimed at being able to go to school for a great education and a better future. Please help this happen.
 
Regards
Skye

 



Dear Mr Abbott

I believe that all children around the world should go to school. This is because all children have a right to go to school and have fun learning. About 57 million children don’t go to school and an estimation of 24 million children those who don’t go to school are disabled. This is mainly in South Africa and other countries that are very poor. There is a program called Let All My Friends Go to School. This program is aiming for all kids to go to school by 2015.

 
Yours faithfully
   Shaun


 

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Year 5 did Language Conventions and Writing today.  Two more tests to go!

Monday, May 12, 2014

Good luck to Year 5 with Naplan on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week Stay focused!!!

This week's 100 word challenge. Please read.


some of the words sounded like foreign language 

The last day of school should be the best day of term, but it wasn`t. The first class we have Miss Tree who was the worst teacher in the school. Next minute, a new child came His name was Eric Wu He announced something and some of the words sounded like foreign language. At lunch, I sprinted up to Eric, he didn`t say anything. I asked “Do you want to be my friend?” I don`t have many friends I only have one? The last bell rang, ”It`s home time!”, I called out. Goodbye Eric. He still did not say a word.
by Jacky


I was travelling to India. Some of the people spoke English but some of the words sounded like a foreign language. I started listening to some music and suddenly I fell asleep. When I woke up it was twenty minutes to arrival time. I felt seek so I asked for some water but they couldn’t understand.

By Melissa

 I was trudging down the street with my friend. We were heading for the park and chatting to each other. We were a few steps away from the park when suddenly I ran into a man who was carrying a lot of books. When he dropped his books my friend and I helped him to pick them up. While we were picking his books up he started blabbering something, but some of the words sounded like a foreign language. After picking this strange man’s books up, we both raced down the street to the park where we found a mysterious book sitting on the bench. Could it have belonged to that man I ran into?
Ishan  
Just passed my friend’s house was the place where my mother went to worship Buddha. In front of the door was a boy dressed in a Chinese uniform. We walked over to him. As we walked towards him, he bowed and mumbled some of the words sounded like a foreign language. I tried to ask my mum, but she was gone.
By Lancy

 


 

Monday, May 5, 2014

Fraction shapes.

 
Our class has been learning about fractions and today we made some shapes with blocks. We learnt how to put smaller shapes into bigger shapes. This helped us figure out the fraction easier.We enjoyed this maths activity.
 




 

 

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Congratulations to Ibrahim

Well done Ibrahim you are so enthusiastic with the class blog. Keep up your excellent attitude!
Mrs J