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100 Word Challenge

100 Word Challenge

Describing 2020 and 2021, by Hayden, Year 6

Prompt: Choose a word that describes what 2020 has been like for you (Good) Choose a word that represents what your hopes are for 2021 (Happy) Write a piece of 100 words with both words in it. This term has been good, because it is the last term of primary Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 1 month1 month ago
100 Word Challenge

The Distracting Dog, by Tyler, Year 4

Prompt …I didn’t remember putting it on… I went outside to water the melon seeds but then my eyes glared at a dog running past our house. I followed and tried to grab it, but it was too quick and it ran straight past me. I went inside and told Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

The Marvellous Mouse, by Henry, Year 4

Prompt …I didn’t remember putting it on… One clear morning with plenty of sunshine in his back garden, Jack was with his pet mouse, Squeakums. Jack was teaching Squeakums tricks. So far, he’d taught Squeakums to walk on his hind legs, backflip, put on dolls’ clothes, oh, and cannonball into Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

I Forgot, by Carter, Year 4

Prompt ….I didn’t remember putting it on… One cold winter’s day I was at school when just before the bell rang Mrs Nobble said, “Don’t forget tomorrow is crazy hair day”. After school I got my things ready for tomorrow then I went to Tom’s house to have strawberries coated Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Ladder of Adventure, by Lachie, Year 7

I wake up as rays of sunshine burst into my room, nearly blinding me. I gaze out my window, as I think about what lies ahead. As I lay here, the sky darkens and the wind picks up. I watch as the weather starts to change and in a matter Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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He Felt Really Ill, by Toby, Year 7

On the weekend Jack said he felt really ill. He was dying with a heart attack and needed medical attention. So I called the ambulance they said “can I talk to an adult” panickly I said it is just me and grandad” they said calmly “what is the location” I Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Fate of Captain Book, by Angus, Year 6

There once was a man named Captain Book. Even though he had the last name Book, it didn’t make him want to read any. When he was traveling with his eleven boats to go to Terra Australis he couldn’t read the map so he ended up going to New Zealand. Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

The Sick Boy, by Jamie, Year 3

Prompt …he felt really ill… One day, a family with three boys and one girl went to the playground. One of the boys went on the swings and then his brothers copied him. The girl went on the green spinning octopus until her brothers got bored with the swings and Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

Needle Day, by James, Year 8

Going to school he was nervous, because it was needle day and he felt really ill. Then he got to school and his class was the first class to go to the hall and he was last in the line. He was nervous the whole time and his palms where Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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Gazza’s Trip to the Hospital, by Hayden, Year 6

Prompt …but he felt really ill… “Hey Whale!” asked Mum, as he walked into the kitchen. “What did you do today?” “We went for a ride,” replied Whale. “Poor Gazza failed the jump and hit the ground really hard.” Mum looked worried. “Is he ok now?” “Yeah, but he felt Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Winning Money, by Tyler, Year 4

Prompt …but he felt really ill… Harry wanted to enter a running race but he felt really ill. When he asked his parents’ permission to enter the race, they simply said, “No,“ because they had no doctors or anyone close to them. Harry knew he had to attend the race Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

Riley’s Horrible Morning, by Jamison, Year 8

Prompt: …he felt really ill… One morning, Riley woke up to the birds chirping and the cold wind rushing through the forest outside. Today was the day of the big maths test at school, and he felt really ill. “Come on! Come on! Get up or you’ll be late for Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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Heal a Leg, by Alex, Year 2

Prompt: rolling, castle, leaves, white, crafty Alexander Green was very excited because someone special was coming to school to show the children her invention. Our teacher, Mrs Orange said, “We are going to meet Dr White”. Dr White walked into the room and excitedly said, “Hi everyone, I am going Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Castle, by Taj, Year 4

Prompt …castle, white, crafty, leaves, rolling… My name is Jack and I live in a castle with white leaves around it. I am 15 years old and I am the King’s son. I am the best at magic in my class at school but only because I got taught by Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
100 Word Challenge

Rolling Crafty Leaves! by Henry, Year 4

Prompt words …rolling, crafty, leaves, white, castle… I walked along the path in the lively leafy woods when all of a sudden all the leaves fluttered to the ground and formed a giant gree – no, giant white castle!!!!! And you will never guess what but the castle had some Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Great Escape, by Jamison, Year 8

Prompt…Rolling…Crafty…Leaves…Castle…White… I awoke early in the morning, still trapped in the East Tower of the castle. Today I had planned to escape. I grabbed all of my bed sheets and tied them into a rope, connecting one side to my bed. Then I began to climb down. It was early Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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Beetleboy and Cocky Cockroach Part II, by Angus, Year 6

Prompt …if only it was a bit smaller… The gigantic zomBEE rose to its feet and started chasing Beetleboy and Cocky Cockroach, but it couldn’t catch them. If only it was a bit smaller, it would be a bit faster. The boys grew back to normal size because the potion Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Rigged Golf Game, by Hayden, Year 6

Prompt… if only it was a bit smaller… “Hey Ted! Do you want to play golf on the weekend?” asked Dave. “Ok. What time and where?” he replied. “Uh, let me see. Oh yeah, tomorrow at 12:00 at Maple Golf Course,” said Dave, as they waved goodbye to each other. Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Scheme, by Erika, Year 6

Prompt – If only it was a bit smaller. They had been in the barn for years. Plotting. Plan made, equipment ready, uniforms set. They were almost ready to leave. What they had been attempting had never been done before, at least not to their knowledge. They knew what they Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago
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The Investigating Bee, by Alex, Year 2

There was a gigantic colony of bees flying from flower to flower to find pollen but one bee bumped into a pole and injured its legs and wings and fell to the ground. Some Investigators walked past and found this huge creature with yellow and black stripes, “Oh, its a Read more…

By Michelle Tham, 2 months2 months ago

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