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Diwali

Yesterday Room 9 did the syndicate rotation. Room 9 went to room 10 and learned about Diwali. we watched  a video about Diwali. The festival of lights is a tradition for the Indians and other country's in front of the peoples house they do a type of art called rangoli it is a beautiful art that they do to welcome people to there home. on  Diwali you buy new clothes that are filled with cheer. Diwali is all about sharing neighbours come over with sweets and treats to make people happy on the special day. 

BY Michelle

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angels backstory

today we had to make a ace poster for our blog here is mine

we did fire and ace

On a sunny day, me - ( Michelle ) and Mere met at the park. But it was kind of boring just playing on an old park so we decided, “Let’s play hide and seek”. I counted first. The timer  ticked down 4..3..2.. and finally it hit one. “I’m coming!” I shouted. 

I searched in the bushes. Not there. 

I searched in the pile of leaves. Not there.

I searched in and out, up and down, all the park. Then I gave up and shouted “I GIVE UP!” Mere didn’t respond...

I shouted again but still no response. I was getting worried. I thought “My best friend wouldn’t ditch me right?” Then I saw her sitting on a high tree on a branch the size of her wrist. 

I told her, “Come down.”

She said, “I can’t, it’s too high.”

So I told her I would come up there myself. I was afraid because of how high it was. I told her shuffle off the branch slowly to the tree trunk. 

Mere did it slow.

We both finally got down in relief. 

We decided not to play hide and seek and play tag. After that we played for a few hours and then it was time to go home. 

“Bye Mere” I said. 

“Bye Michelle” said Mere

THE END     by: Michelle Mills