But how she get up there

Gripping so tight my fingers went white. I edged my way over to the dangling rope. One step at a
time. My feet slip and I grasp the pole hurriedly. Nervously I look down and am instantly reminded
of the fact that I'm 200m high. My sweaty toes curl over the edge trying to get as much grip as
possible.

The rope swings in reach and my clammy hands clench the rope tight. Breaths come sharp as the
rope I’m grasping gets lowed to the ground.

My feet touch the ground and relief rushes through me. “But how she get up there?” Murmurs a little
Boy, “Is she superwoman?”

Week 7

We are learning how to write analogy which is a bit complicated and confusing but it is fun and I am going a good understanding of what is is and how to write one. We have continued to read the refugee book and it is getting quite interesting but sad. In maths we have continues financial literacy and we are learning a lot in that topic. In science we continued acids, bases/alkalis and neutrals. A highlight of my week was opera but it was also very nerve racking.

Teacup In The Park

“That's something out of the ordinary” I think. It was a gigantic teacup with a massive hand print on
it. I crouch down to take a look. ‘Coming ready or not.” “That was a terrible spot.” It’s not my hiding
spot you moron look what I found aren’t you seeing the massive hand print on it.” “It’s not that
interesting someone's just put a giant cup there.” “Can’t you just use you imagination, it could be
Mrs Potts she might have fallen out of the palace’s window, a Giant could have dropped it, just let
your imagination run.”

100 Word Challenge - But What If I Was In Charge

‘Breaking News’ flashes across the screen. “Donald Trumps threatens to...” ‘What’s he done now’ I

think as I see Trump and Kim Jong Un standing in front of missiles like 2 little boys out of control.

‘But what if I was in charge’ are my exact thoughts, then we wouldn’t have a president that threatens

to build a wall between Mexico and USA then make them pay for it, or send missiles at North Korea.

Or a president who claimed he could “Stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shot somebody, and I

wouldn’t lose voters.” Just imagine if I was in charge.

100 Word Challenge

“V-step and the grapevine.” I look across the park and crack up. Ralphie runs around wildly yapping
as fiercely as the little dog could, shocked by the strange sight. I keep walking trying not to stare.
Unable to keep my laughter in I burst out getting sour glares. Ralphie skampers around my legs
pawing at my legs trying to warn me. I walk away pretending to mock the funny synchronised
moves. Turning the corner I walk away, looking around the corner to catch my last glimpse.
Ralphie eagerly runs home as if he knew we had to be home by six.

We were moving very fast when… - 100 word challenge

Hands clammy, heart pounding, head swirling, legs shaking. I walk towards the cart and buckle in. My sweaty hands grip tight. Light surges through the end of the tunnel as I gaze out at the spiraling roller coaster tracks awaiting me. With a jolt I fly back in my seat. Eyes wide with terror. Flying across the tracks. We soon approach the loop. Flying up twisting upside down disorientating myself momentarily. Corkscrewing round and round before whizzing down a massive drop. The ride ends and I hop of feeling faint. “Wow” I think “we were moving very fast when we went down the slope”

Japanese facts

1. Japan is made up of 6,852 islands

2. The Japanese name for Japan is Nihon or Nippon and that mean sun origin 

3. 127 million people live in Japan

4. Almost 3/4 of Japan is forest/mountains

5. Japan suffers from acid rain because of gases produced by plant power 

6. People often power nap at work this is considered acceptable and even a sign of a hard 

worker

7. Only 2% of Japan is christian so Christmas is considered a romantic event