Kabelo's Blog

Where has all the time gone? Its 2017, Grade six, my last year of Senior Primary. It's just unbelievable how fast these years have gone by, how I'm going to high school next year, but since it's my last Senior Primary year, I'm going to make 2017 a year to remember. Throughout all the years time management was always my biggest issue so this year I'm going to improve it. 2017 will be full of ups and downs, but I will make the most of it. I hope I can improve my SS marks this year. This year I will try to make it on the A team for hockey so that I can go on the hockey tour. I entered the qualifiers for the Hong Kong or India maths competition, I hope I make it to the next levels and get to go. This year, I'm hoping to get top achiever again so I will work really hard towards that. I'm also hoping to get a higher mark in art than last year. Over all, I hope I can remember this year as one of the best years.

 

Piper had things that she wanted to do but told herself she couldn't. She didn't believe much, but that didn't stop her dreams. One day, she opened the door ready for school, but everything she expected to be there wasn't there, but it was replaced with some weird almost magical world. It left her in disbelief, but she just went with it, because this was that paradise that her parents told her existed. Suddenly the ground shook, she fell and woke up. It was all a dream, but she knew that it was real. Was this her change of heart?

 I could feel the adrenaline pumping. I was prepared for anything. It was when I started the race that I knew there was something wrong, but thinking about all the training put into this and I knew that I had to continue. I was leading. I could see the finish line, then I fell badly. I felt like I had to give up. Especially hearing the commentator saying things like "Emma Andricks has fallen and Julianna Marie has taken the lead!" Then something made me get back up and finish. I didn't win, but at least I finished the race.

Hazel was getting ready for a dance. Her outfit was perfect, her hair was perfect, her makeup was perfect. Everything seemed perfect, but she knew something was wrong. She just didn't know what. Immediately, she rushed downstairs and asked her sister, Ashlyn, "Is there anything on my face!". Ashlyn then gasped. She explained to her sister that there was a huge spot on her face. She tried to remove it, but the spot just grew and grew. Well that's how it seemed. 

My story was about a mind party which is when even though you're in public, your mind tells you that you're at a party. I chose this topic because I wanted to make a story with humour. I also wanted to do something that no one else would do.      

Elsie had enough of waking up early on Saturday mornings to go to gymnastics. This Saturday, she got to be lazy since there was no gymnastics.  She opened her kitchen cupboard  and she saw all the snacks in existence. After her ten minute spastic victory dance, she started grabbing snacks. The items she found were chips and sweet snacks. She placed everything in a row on her table in her room so she could lie down. As she ate and watched TV, she saw a fly but it instantly left the room. Her exact words were "Best lazy Saturday ever!"