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Tuesday, July 6, 2021

Heros Quest for Lotr

 This is my hero's quest slide show for Lord Of The Rings


Thursday, October 29, 2020

Question & Clarify

 Short Story - Question & Clarify



Neglect

Questions (wonderings)

Clarify (meanings)

The windscreen wipers worked furiously to clear the glass from the driving rain. It was no use, he still couldn’t see, so he pulled into a side street and waited for the pelting sheet to ease.


Flicking through the radio, a wavering squeal emerged, quickly changing into a fast beated pop song.  Jonesie, as he was called on the rank, shuffled lower into his seat and settled down to waited. Looking up to change the crackling station, he noticed a brown-coated figure huddling in the meagre shelter of a deserted warehouse. Jonesie studied the figure and decided, being a kind-hearted man, that he would try and do something to help. 


As Jonesie neared, the brown-coated figure started to shift uneasily, looking up with fearful brown eyes. 

“You look pretty cold out here, would you like to come and sit in my taxi till the rain eases off a bit?”, Jonesie asked sincerely.

After waiting a bit and receiving no reply, Jonesie headed back for the warmth of the taxi. When he neared the car, he noticed someone behind him and turning around saw that the brown-coated figure had followed him to the car. 


“So you decided to come then, eh mate?”, Jonesie queried heavily, as he helped the figure into the passenger seat.  Closing the door, Jonesie thought about what might happen to this poor guy.


In the car, Jonesie changed the station yet again finding a country song he thoroughly enjoyed. After the song had finished, he flicked the radio off and turned to his bedraggled guest, noticing that his bones almost protruded through the coat. 


“So, aye, where do you come from then mate?”, inquired Jonesie. “That’s if you don’t mind me asking?”


His only reply was the turning of the brown-coated figures head, to stare wonderingly out into the menacing dark sky.


Jonesie tried again, “Eh, um, what’s ya name then?”


The brown-coated figure turned his head in the direction of Jonesie and blinked his fearful brown eyes in reply.


Silence followed, Jonesie thinking of what he could do for his silent guest. 


Jonesie flicked on the radio again, it crackled and hissed, and then resumed into some teenage trash. 

“Come on mate, you must be starving. Lets take ya home and give ya some tucker”, Jonesie said. 

The brown-coated figure did not move and his answer was only a deep sigh.


The rain had eased and as they drove, the road glistened like oil. Jonesie had finished his shift, so there were no problems. When they got inside his house, Jonesie helped the figure to dry himself, but he never took his coat off.  Jonesie thought this a bit odd but made no further inquiries.  He prepared a meal and the brown- coated figure warmed himself in front of the blazing fire.


Six months later, the brown-coated figure and Jonesie spend every night in the taxi, listening to the crackling radio and sharing long conversations with many pauses and deep sighs of reply.


The fearful brown eyes are fearful no more and the ragged, tatty coat has been replaced by a thick, warm one.


Jonesie and the brown-coated figure spend all their time together, after all, dogs are a mans best friend.  




Who is the brown coated figure?


Where is the brown coated figure?


Why is the brown coated figure following him?


What colour is the taxi?


Why is he so boney?


I wonder when the last time the person ate?


Do we know what it is yet?


How did the brown coated figure get there?


Is it a dog?


Did society depress this man?


Has he worked himself to death?


What is tucker?


Why was the figure in a ware house and why was it there?


Why did it not want to take its coat off?


What is Jonesie’s job?



The dog


Warehouse 


Because he was lonely and hungry


white/yellow/blue


He hasn’t eaten


A week maybe



No


Abandoned



Yes


People did not treat it right.



Dog food






It is fur



Taxi driver


Thursday, September 24, 2020

Wolves By Ethan J Buckland

Wolves

~ by Ethan Buckland ~

How wolves can change the course of rivers - Cosmos Magazine


I like wolves because they’re mysterious,

Wild wolves are scared of humans and quite shy.

While some of them really look serious,

Normally they would not hurt a small fly.



Their favourite food is deer, bison, moose, 

They're cunning hunters and work in a pack.

They take great risks, they've got nothing to lose,

First they track down their prey and then attack.



Alpha wolves are the founders of the pack.

They’re loving leaders and caring parents.

Wolves, they never turn on each others back,

Wolves also have a lot of endurance.



Dire wolves are giant and very heavy;

Dire wolves they're ancient but very deadly.


Friday, August 28, 2020

My media studies stop motion I made with Nikora


The stop motion is about characters phone gets stolen by a stick-man and he says that i'm gonna post everything online and flies away. and at the end it says keep your privacy to your self. 

Wednesday, August 5, 2020

My Bird Mascot

Barn Owl                                                           

Scientific name: Tyto Alba

A happy Barn owl | Owl species, Barn owl, Owl

This picture was taken from the website: https://www.pinterest.nz/pin/465489311468413689/

Why did I choose this bird?

I chose this bird because I like owls, this is my favourite owl and the Barn owl has a cool design.


What is the Barn owl afraid of?

Barn Owls are afraid of thunderstorms and lightning and avoid humans as much as possible


Is your bird smart?

Barn owls are smart because owls are symbol of wisdom


Has your bird been a symbol or an icon?

The barn owl is the symbol of wisdom


Is a group of Barn Owls called?

A group of barn owl are called parliament


Summary

My mascot is the Barn owl; firstly the barn owls are afraid of thunderstorms, lightning and avoid contact as much as possible, secondly Barn owls are smart and are associated with wisdom and lastly the owl is a symbol of wisdom.

13 sentences have been summarized into 35 words





Wednesday, July 1, 2020

tiki tour of spain

This is me and Nikora's Tiki  tour that we did. It has info on how to count and speak in Spanish and Spanish food. I learned the micro bit program but i used scratch instead because i think its easier. And i learned how to count and speak in Spanish while doing this project. I learned that there are heaps of food and i tried some food and it was delicious  and i think you should try some Spanish food in your time.