As I was drinking some juice this morning the weaver birds began making a commotion. They were hunting this harmless looking young snake not five feet from where I was sitting. Benedict and the others cam over and the snake was dispatched with a stick and stone. The weavers got their meal.
A very dangerous cobra, I was told. I hope his mum’s not in the tent!
Bounjour Mr Ellery
ReplyDeleteI hope you were not hurt by the snake dah dah dahhhhhhhh!!!!!!Your poem was very good but why was it about porridge anyway you were very lazy.
By the way i have entered the house poetry compotition and my poem was about a sunset and gues what i may be going to Barcelona to see my friends and it is my mums birthday on the 24th of march and she was 39 keep that a secret. She got a coffe machine and a smotthie book.I hope the snake dosent apear again .
best wishes
Matilda avouir!!
Hi Mr Ellery,
ReplyDeleteWas it at school when the cobra came? Did the snake cause everyone to SCREAM! Also my dad is very, very cross with you!!!! (Not really!!)This week we had a Reduce climate change Day and we made up a new way to help the enviroment.Are you sleeping because it is too hot?
Bye and from Meg M
DeAr Mr.ElLeRy
ReplyDeleteI ThInK yOuR rElLy MeAn To HaVe KiLlEd ThE sNaKe! It PrObLeY wAsN't PoIsOnOuS aNyWaY!
p.S I lIkE YoUr BeArD (OlIvEr.B)
Mr Ellery
ReplyDeleteThe weather is really sunny at the moment(hope it lasts!!!)
I would have SCREAMED if a deadly snake got anywhere near me(actually if any snake deadly or not got near me I would scream)
What other sorts of animals do you see?
do you see hyenas at all?
From Lucy B