Darryl, 6+ years old, who's slightly dyslexic, loves drawing. He thinks in pictures. Whenever he learns something new, he takes notes in the form of pictures, and his stories are always told in pictures. Apart from drawing, his other hobbies include nature walks and Lego.
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Well here's a very short story by Darryl, inspired by his love of Minions and bananas, and the book If you Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff - a cause and effect story, a story circle.
Hope you enjoy his story circle!
Monday, 8 July 2013
Monday, 8 April 2013
The Lorax & the Marshmallows. By Medina Zaharah
Thursday, 4 April 2013
Stompy Romp by Danelle T.
Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!
I wonder now, who could that be?
It's Stompy Romp,
the greatest beast
you'll ever see!
the greatest beast
you'll ever see!
Stompy Romp can hardly see
Cause that's the way he's meant to be.
Stompy Romp likes drinking romp,
and gobbling swamps in one big CHOMP!
Once some children teased him bad,
"Ooh you big fat ugly monster
You'll never get to eat me for dinner!
And may you never be glad."
And may you never be glad."
Then Stompy Romp began to puff,
His furry chest began a rumbling,
His big round nose began a twitching
And out of his mouth
His furry chest began a rumbling,
His big round nose began a twitching
And out of his mouth
came a tornado sneeze!
ACHOOoooooooooooooooooooo!
ACHOOoooooooooooooooooooo!
The children flew across the sky and
BOOOOOM!
They all landed in a big fat heap.
Then Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!
He squashed them dead.
So now you know what's a Stompy Romp,
It's a big fat giant who likes to stomp,
Especially on rude little children.
Especially on rude little children.
BOOOOM!
I think he's just squashed me
cause he doesn't like my story about him.
(But I'm not rude.).
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Inspired by a Dr. Seuss festival organized by CLIC, Nelle, 11, wrote this poem to present. .
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
A Short Journal Entry about Graffiti by Amelia H.
Can graffiti be art? Is painting on old buildings and walls considered an art form?
Many people believe that graffiti is a piece of art work while others think it is vandalism. Both sides to the discussion are very strong, but one side of the argument might be a little stronger.
Graffiti can beautify what is left of an old building. Graffiti helps people express themselves.
Graffiti is vandalism if the piece of wall is just carelessly scribbled on. Most of the time it is just scribbled on and has had no real care taken into it.
Graffiti may be pleasant or unpleasant but it can still be considered a piece of art.
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Amelia H. is a really expressive 9yr old. She loves story telling, acting, singing and a whole lot of other things :) .
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Monday, 25 February 2013
Each Letter for Each Other by Bethany Kaiwen Tee
“But why? Why can’t I be a Lentervist? Just because I’m unordinary!
Couldn’t I be ordinary like everyone?”
D came running and ALMOST crashed into X, but X sidestepped.
“Ever… do you EVER watch where you’re going?” said X.
“Feniver, I have a mess-” Q came crashing into them.
“Good grief! Why are you on the floor?” asked Q.
“Heniver, YOU crashed into us,” said X.
“I agree. You crashed into us. Anyway, my message-” Just then, a WORD came – words were letters enemies.
King, the word, said “This place is mine.”
“Lentie, do something!” said Q and X together.
“My place, you hear?” said King.
“No it isn’t. This rural place belongs to no one!”
“Oh really? No one’s? Now I claim it!”
“Protection… it’s under protection,” said D.
Q said, “If it’s under protection, doesn’t that mean that you can’t claim it?”
“Really, I can’t claim it just because of that?” said King.
Someone said, from behind X, “Excuse me, can you please move?” X moved.
Then, they saw who it was and they gasped. Unbelievably, it was Z, who had never done something like that before.
Very much strengthened, the letters went into a huddle.
Whispering, the letters decided on their plan of action.
X said, “We have to separate King into letters, so we have to get between his letters. You, Q, go between the K and the I. Z, you go between the I and the N, and me and D will go between the N and the G.”
“You there! Q, you’re not supposed to go between the N and the G.”
“X.. sorry…” said Q.
“What? It’s OK,” said X.
“Very good. Now we can start. Let’s push. 3.. 2.. 1.. PUSH! Ugly King, SEPARATE!”
Then King exploded and K, I, N and G appeared.
“So… what is going on here?” said K, looking around at the mess.
“Really… we just saved you from being trapped in a word,” said D.
Quietly Z spoke up, “Really… we did.” K fainted.
“Probably we should take him to the hospital,” said X.
“Oh, but first I will promote you all to Henivers,” said I, who was actually quite important.
“New Henivers, you are now officially the highest rank of letters!” said I.
“Maybe we could take K to hospital now,” suggested Z helpfully.
“Look, I’m going to carry K to hospital,” said D.
K woke up and said, “I don’t feel good,” and fainted again.
Just then they noticed that G wasn’t there anymore. I looked around and saw G running away, shouting “See you later!”
“Hmm… that’s weird,” said I, “maybe you guys can help track him down after this.
“Great, let’s go back to town,” said Z.
“First, can I tell you my message now?” said D who had come running back to them.
“Eh? Your message?”
D said, “Yes, the message you keep ignoring! Can you please come to a dinner party with me?”
“Brilliant!” said X.
And they followed D back to his house and they had a wonderful time.
Footnote
Fenivers are the lowest type of letters. One above Fenivers are Lentervists. One above Lentervists are Henivers.
All letters are born as Fenivers. They take a test to become Lentervists, but if you are unordinary (meaning there is only of you and no other letter like you) you cannot take the test.
Lentervists become Henivers by taking a test. If you are an unordinary Feniver you can still become a Heniver if you do a great deed.
How letters are born
If A marries B, they could have C or another B or A. If you marry you can only have the letter after the male or one of the parents letters.
That’s all I would like to say.
(Written by Bethany Kaiwen Tee in 2012)
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Bethany Tee will be 9 years old this year and holds a red belt in Taekwondo! She's a gifted story teller and homeschooler.
Thursday, 21 February 2013
Just because I'm Tiny by Jodie T
Just because I’m tiny
Doesn’t mean I can’t swim
Doesn’t mean I can’t cook food
Doesn’t mean I am whiny.
Just because I am six years old
Doesn’t mean my mum has to carry me
Doesn’t mean I chuck toys
Doesn’t mean I cry when I fall down.
Just because I’m a girl
Doesn’t mean I’m weak
Doesn’t mean I’m sexy.
Doesn’t mean I’m scared of slugs and worms.
Just because I’m a girl, tiny and six years
old.
Why do adults sometimes think 6 year olds are
scared?
Why do Guys think girls are dumb?
I may be tiny, but doesn’t mean I can’t do
anything!
[Written by Jo in January 2012. Illustration in 2013]
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Jodie wrote this when she was 6+. She's crazy about mermaids
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