Kia Ora readers, we have been practicing for the easttle writing test, this is the story I wrote in
45 minutes, it isn't quite finished yet and the prompt was, The day things started disappearing.
Do you practice for your writing easttle?
45 minutes, it isn't quite finished yet and the prompt was, The day things started disappearing.
Do you practice for your writing easttle?
Sophie woke up as soon as her alarm went off at 6; am and rolled out of bed. She was the early bird and got ready while the rest of her family stayed in bed to sleep, Everything was normal, or so she thought. As the clock rung 7:00 she glanced up at the window just above the kitchen bench, to see the sunrise as it always does at this time. Except for this time, there was no sunrise, the moon still stood still in the night and the only bird in earshot was the owl on the roof.
“That’s odd,” thought Sophie as she opened the door to say hello to the early morning joggers.
But there were no joggers with the cheery faces and happy smiles.
But there were no joggers with the cheery faces and happy smiles.
This is when she began to worry, “Why has the sun not risen, and why are Carol, Lindsay,
and Raymond not jogging down the street?” she thought for a minute then decided she would
still take the bus to school and try not to think about. So she left the house and walked down the
bus stop getting ready to greet all her friends there. But her friends were nowhere in sight.
Now she really was worried but told herself that it was flu season and they might just be sick.
She waited patiently on the bus stop just outside Docey’s market. “This feels very odd to be
sitting here waiting while the moon is still in the sky,” she thought. When she got tired of
waiting she went to take her phone out of her pocket to play some games, it was only then
when she realized she was still in her pajamas. She couldn’t wear her pajamas to school
so she sprinted back to her house........
and Raymond not jogging down the street?” she thought for a minute then decided she would
still take the bus to school and try not to think about. So she left the house and walked down the
bus stop getting ready to greet all her friends there. But her friends were nowhere in sight.
Now she really was worried but told herself that it was flu season and they might just be sick.
She waited patiently on the bus stop just outside Docey’s market. “This feels very odd to be
sitting here waiting while the moon is still in the sky,” she thought. When she got tired of
waiting she went to take her phone out of her pocket to play some games, it was only then
when she realized she was still in her pajamas. She couldn’t wear her pajamas to school
so she sprinted back to her house........
