Last Friday, Dad, Mum and I went for a trip to Weston Park Museum and Weston Park because I wanted to learn about Ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt First, we visited the exhibit about Ancient Egypt, which lasted from 3050 BC- 30 BC. We studied the artefacts including a painted wooden coffin mask, perfume bottles and … Read more
Power of Six is the third book I have written in a series. If you wish to read more, please scroll down.
Today, I have written an acrostic poem. The first letters of the lines of acrostic poems spell the topic, for example, if the topic was ‘cat’ you may use cunning, agile and team. In this poem, I have used kennings (words joined with a hyphen that describe a person or thing), metaphors and similes. This … Read more
On your ride, we saw two red-legged partridges, whose wings were striped.I spied a small flower with rounded purple petals.At camp, we found a green and brown shield bug;A mustard froglet with brown stripes;The remains of an eaten acorn;A grey feather, whose tip looked shiny green in the light;A bluebell bud surrounded by its leaves;Your … Read more
In English, I have been learning about epistolary poems. First, we looked at two of these poems in the form of letters. The first, “Dear March—Come in—,” by Emily Dickinson, was to the month of March and was about nature. The second, “Dear David,” by Mathew Burgess, was to an author about books. Then, I … Read more
My favourite basset hound is called Bo.He’s extremely good for a five-month-old.When he is naughty I think: Oh no!I always think that he’s as precious as gold. When he stares with his glistening bronze eyes.He is the cutest puppy in the world.Possessing attention is what he tries;After we had a snuggle Bo uncurled. He is … Read more
This is the second book I am writing in a series, Sunrise. If you wish to read the whole thing please scroll down.
This is the first book in a series that I’m writing. If you would like to read the whole story then scroll down.
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?Thou art more lovely and more temperate:Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,And summer’s lease have all too short a date: Sometime too hot the eye of the heaven shines,And often is his gold complexion dimmed,And every fair from fair sometime declines,By chance, or nature’s changing … Read more
Dear Diary, Yesterday, we visited the woods and went for a walk. On the walk, we noticed the new growth on the yew tree because it was brighter than the rest. A few minutes later, we noticed the hazel had buds. This made me remember that roughly one month was left until spring. The thought … Read more