tessellations

Last week for maths, mr Kinsey asked us to make our own tessellation artwork it was hard work because our Shapes had to tessellate (this means to fit together with no gaps)
Here is my artwork

hiwi the kiwi

A few weeks ago, the Minstrel came to our school. He taught us lots about water safety and rules to use when we go fishing. he set us a competition of the best story to win a fishing rod here's mine

Duncan-Scott’s big fish!

“Got a bite,” yelled Duncan-Scott.

His dad came rushing over, but the time his Dad made it over Duncan-Scott had pulled up the most gigantic fish he had ever seen!

“WHAT!” yelled his dad. “How did you catch that?”

You see, Duncan-Scott and his dad had a bet and each of them thought they would catch the largest fish, and of course Duncan-Scott had just won.

“Oh man,” sighed Duncan-Scott.

“What do you mean oh man,” shrieked his dad. “ You just won our bet and caught us dinner for a week.” There was a pause.
 “I guess that’s true,” muttered Duncan-Scott,

“It will fit in the chilly bin,” mused his dad.

“It’s not that,” he said. “It’s too big and it’s probably pregnant.” Sure enough the fish was pregnant, and Duncan-Scott just saved its babies from

DEATH.

The end. J A