Monthly Archives: October 2018

A team project by Angeline, Barnett, Benson, Darren, LY and Shawn Parents can sometimes do things that make us kids feel so embarrassed that we want to find a hole to crawl into in order to avoid seeing relatives, friends … Continue reading →

By Tiffany (9 years old)   Two siblings, Adam and Nani, were playing in their garden.  Suddenly, a small spaceship landed in front of them.  Two aliens from the moon alighted.  The children were delighted to see the aliens. The … Continue reading →

By Tiffany (9 years old)   The Tan family are going on a cruise holiday.  They leave home in the morning.  When they arrive at the harbour, they board the liner.  They are now on their holiday. The crew members … Continue reading →

By Kingsley (8 years old) It was Lurch’s first day at Zombie School.  His parents took him to his new school.  His old school had too many humans and he did not fit in well because he was the only … Continue reading →

By Zoe Ern (9 years old)   My friend, Betani, was once wrongly judged by someone at the park.  She was sitting on a bench, drawing and enjoying the fresh air when a man came along and put his bag … Continue reading →

By Bosco (9 years old)   Mr and Mrs Tan had no children of their own so they adopted a baby girl and called her May.  The Tans cherished May greatly and gave her the best of everything. Seven years … Continue reading →

By Ben (9 years old)   For my last birthday, my parents gave me a new bicycle.  I was so happy and excited. My father taught me how to ride the bicycle.  I fell off my bicycle so many times … Continue reading →

By Zoe Ern (9 years old)   On our first day in London, my family and I went to see Tower Bridge.  I took a good look through the glass bottom floor.  It was scary but exciting to walk across … Continue reading →

By Francine (5 years old)   My bag is an owl bag.  It is in my favourite colours, pink and blue.  My parents bought it for me.  I love it and so does everyone else in my family. I carry … Continue reading →

By Kingsley (8 years old) Kingsley arrived in London.  The first place he visited was Buckingham Palace.  He tried to count how many guards there were but there were too many for him to count.   He then decided to … Continue reading →