Learning Journey

Tuesday, 12 May 2015

My First Narrative

Volcano Island

“How much longer do we have to be on this ship?” asked Dana. “Until we find an island to stay on,” pronounced Kirsten. Just then the ship hit something. Bang! I looked down and saw a beautiful island. ”Now we can get out of the ship,” confirmed Kirsten. But just as the girls pushed down the ladder the ship fell apart.
What a lovely island, lots of leaves covered the ground and the trees had pink flowers on them. “How are we going to leave?” asked Dana. Kirsten ignored her as she loved the island and didn’t care if they stayed here. ”Let’s go build a shelter because it’s getting dark,” pronounced Kirsten. “But we do not know what kind of dangers are out there, ”said Dana in a scared voice. “Well if we hurry up maybe we will make it before it gets dark,” Kirsten exclaimed as she headed off. The girls made two beds and a shelter. When they woke up Kirsten felt something on her leg so she picked it up. “Ahhhhh” It was a baby butter snake. Dana came rushing into the wooden tent. ”What's wrong!” yelled Dana “A butter snake was on my leg!” screamed Kirsten. “Wait, what's that sound” asked Dana. “Sounds like a volcano is erupting” pronounced Kirsten. The girls rushed outside, a volcano, that they did not see before, was erupting. “The lava is making it’s way down” screamed Dana. “I’ll cook some food and you go gather wood” said Kirsten. “Ok but how does this help us get away from the lava?” replied Dana. “You will see,” said Kirsten.
As both girls worked away the lava got closer and closer to them. Suddenly Kirsten said “Ok we need to build a raft.” “Ohhhh now I get it,” pronounced Dana. The girls worked as the lava was getting closer. The lava was only three feet away from them. “We need to jump in with the food and sail away, fast,” screamed Kirsten. The two girls got home safely and were ready for another adventure.
 


6 comments:

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  2. Awesome job Kirsten. I love your narrative.
    I love how you describe the beautiful island. It helped me imagine being there and what it looked like.
    What is a butter snake? Are they poisonous?
    Well done ...keep up the good work.

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  3. I too would like to know what a butter snake is? Your narrative is very impressive and the story is imaginative and exciting. Well done, Grandma gives you a gold review.

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  4. Hi kirsten it's me karen your blog is cool

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  5. Hi Kirsten nice picture of that volcano and your drawing and I like how you used full stops and commers.

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