Writing, W1/T4/2021

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Wednesday 20 October 2021

WALT:  Write a descriptive piece of writing that engages the Reader

School holidays and Lock down number 2

Morena Koutou,  

Today and tomorrow you are asked to express yourself by writing your true feelings, about the exciting and not so exciting times during the school holiday break.  You are also asked to write a paragraph about  your thoughts on Covid-19.  Do you agree or disagree with the people protesting for their freedom to choose to vaccinate as opposed to this government's compulsory stance that all teachers and health workers must be vaccinated prior to 1 January 2022, if they want to continue to work in their chosen professions.   Thank you.

The holidays

During the school holidays the coolest day was Tuesday because  I  was able to do loads of stuff with my family.  We went and sat on the beach and set out our seats and our  torpedo and the surfcasting rod while I did drifts and circled around my mum,  and sister on my motorbike. We caught 1 gurnad and 5 snappers. but my sister didn’t like the noise that comes from the bikes so she had to ride with my dad . 

We headed back and smoked our and cooked our Gurnard it was so yum it melts in your mouth it was so delicious. I also made some eggs to put in the fish sandwiches we had. We set our kite out as well I set it out so far that  you needed a telescope to see it. As I was riding my motorbike i didn’t see the kite line and i drove in to it and i stopped so fast my toe hit the wheel while it was spinning and took my toe nail off.

So we went home ate all our fish and that was my best holiday ever.

My thoughts on covid 19 vaccination rights.

I agree that we should have our own choice if we wan to get the covid 19 vaccination because we should our own choice in the world and do what we want to do with the choices we make and don’t let any one tell you otherwise.

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