Sitting alone in the walls, there was a mouse. His name was Ryder, Ryder was a small but brave mouse. He was on adventure to find a miracle, cheese! As he crawled through the thin and dusty walls he came to an opening. Ryder peeked out to see cheese. He stared slowly crawling over to it.
“DONT TOUCH THAT CHEESE!” a much bigger mouse yelled.
Ryder listened but he still wanted the cheese. So, he kept crawling over to it. As soon as he touched the cheese, he saw a big mettle pole coming to him, then he quickly moved!
In writing, we have been learning to write dialogue in order to improve our skill of writing.
Here is an example of dialogue that I created for the silent movie “Ruckus”. “Ruckus” is about two brothers who are wanted, and they disagree about a ruby.
“Hey it’s mine!” Frank demanded.
Jessie argued, “NO, it’s my ruby!“ as he snatched it.
“Come back here!“ Frank shouted.
“Haha, slow poke,“ he joked.
The verbs are in a different colour to show that we thought about good verb choices.😊
Every morning, we play the Target Number Game.                                                                                 Something I like about it is that you get to experiment with the different number!                                                        Something I find challenging about it is that with bigger numbers you sometimes you need more or bigger numbers.                             but every day I do love it makes my day better.
  in this post, I will tell you how I came to draw this from draw all you can.
First there’s 3 color cards pink, blue and yellow. Then we got two of each card 18 theme cards, 18 combination cards and 18 pattern cards in a hard paper box. every time you draw a line breath, so the ink has enough time to reach the page. If you see something you like say ‘Wow!” and if you see something you dont like still say “Wow!’
       Alxys and me were in a group of 2. It was super fun because you cause your imagination. Pls leave nice Comments and thank you for reading! 🙂
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