The Tower of Protest

We have been writing 100 word stories, here is one of mine.

They weren’t going to give up, not until the government made reforms. As a peaceful protest, everyone stacked up on top of each other. It was mental because if they all fell down then they would die. The government had just introduced a law that banned NFL, and all NFL fans were going to try and make a change. Signs waved up in the air branding words such as BRING FOOTBALL BACK and FOOTBALL IS LIFE. What was strange was, no media reporters were there. The government stopped all media outlets from reporting so that everyone would forget about NFL...

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The Tsunami Story

Kia ora, in Te Ngahere we have been writing one hundred word stories. Here is one of mine.

The weather forecast was saying it was going to be a fine sunny day, a perfect dream for surfing. However this was not the case, today was a horrible day for surfing. No one knew what it was going to be like that day, it showed how merciless mother nature really was. As the highways were full, the water sped 10 kilometers offshore. The alarms wailed but it was too late, the wave was already surging towards the coast. Everything was submerged in water. Nowadays, natural disasters happen everyday, people die to them as well. The world’s entirely in anarchy.

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Continuing Tee-ball

 Kia ora, in Te Ngahere Whaea Kc came in again to teach us Tee-ball. This time everyone’s skills had gotten way better. We split into three groups and then started playing. One group was watching whilst the other two were playing, then after a match was finished, we rotated. Whaea Kc gave us all some advice on fielding the first time we fielded. My team were batting first. It was easier batting than last week because I had learnt how to hold the bat properly. When we were fielding I went onto third base but I didn’t really do much. When we were watching we got back to batting very quickly because the team that was fielding got the batting team out within five minutes. I thoroughly enjoyed doing Tee-ball and I can’t wait to do it next week. I find fielding hard sometimes because you have to predict where the ball will go and you might predict wrong and if no one’s near where the ball is you have to run after it for awhile. Do you like fielding (if you’ve ever played Tee-ball)?