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THE BOY WHO LEARNED
HIS LESSON
Once there
lived a very selfish boy who didn't like to share, Everybody gave
him something but in return, they got nothing. Sometimes on his
birthday he got a lot of presents, but on their
birthday, he didn't bring anything but himself. One day everybody
got sick of giving him things. So they made a plan.
Everybody had gotten cake and ice cream for a party. The selfish
boy was there. Everybody started teasing, saying, "yum, yum!
This is so tasty! Let's get more! The boy asked for some too.
They all said, "Sorry! Too bad! It's all gone." He
was very angry and a little sad too. He started to cry.
When he got home, he told his mom and dad what
happened. They told him about being selfish. From that day on he
was never selfish again. The moral is: It is better to give than
to recieve.
BRIANNA BURGESS
Whidby Elementary
MY COMRADE
My
best comrade is Man Fitzgerald. He is my envisioned
comrade. He’s funny, and always there for me to keep me out
of trouble. He is with me every step of the way. Man goes
to sleep with me at nights. He snores louder than a growling
bear. He also cheers me up when I’m sad. But Man isn’t my
only friend. I also have a genuine authentic friend, and his
name is
Charlie. Charlie is smart, kind and funny. If I were to
describe Charlie. I would say that he thinks too much of
himself. But Charlie is a good person. Most important, he
is a good friend.
KELVIN BENNETT
Whidby Elementary
THE SKATING DOG
Early
one morning, John woke up. He brushed his teeth and wash his
face. He ate a waffle for breakfast. After that he cleaned
up his room. He asked his Mom could he go to the skate board
place. She asked him did he clean up his room. He told her
that he did. So she told that he could go. He went to the
garage and fetched his skate board. He hurried to the skate
board
place. On the way he was doing all kind of tricks on the skate
board. Suddenly he saw a dog skating on a skate board and other
dogs were running after him. John just froze and stared.
JOHN RANDOLPH
Whidby Elementary
MY WORST DAY
The worst day of my life was when I had back luck. Nothing seemed
to go right for me. I went to the soda machine and bought a
soda. The soda spilled all over me when I opened it. I
played my favorite video game and I always won. I lost every
game. I went out to eat, but I left my wallet at home. I went
back home for my wallet, but by the time I arrived at the eating place,
it was closed. I went back home and fix me something to
eat. Before I could take a bite, the food fell off the plate on
to the floor. I was happy when the next day came.
DANTE FISHER
Whidby Elementary
THE PIANO MYSTERY
One
Tuesday afternoon at school, my class and I went to music
lessons. Our teacher, Mrs. Simms wanted to teach us how to play
the piano. We all sat down in our chairs while she began to play
the piano. As she began to put her fingers on the piano keys to
play a gracefully and romantic musical, Mrs. Simms didn't notice
that no sound was coming from the Grand piano. "Mrs. Simms, Mrs.
Simms," shouted the class. "What?" She answered as
she continued to tap on the piano keys. I walked up to the piano
and tapped some of the keys. "Mrs. Simms! Listen! There is
no sound!" I responded. "Go back to your seat young lady,
I'm not hard of hearing!" she shouted. Mrs. Simms dragged
her fingers across the keys again. Nothing happened. Mrs.
Simms was frustrated and so was the class. She got up from the piano
stool and opened up the top of the piano to see what in the world was
wrong. As soon as she opened up the top of the piano, a little
Kindergarten kid named Diamond jumped out and said,
"Boo!" The class started laughing but Mrs. Simms was
furious. Diamond was trying to play a trick on Mrs. Simms,
but Mrs. Simms was so angry that she sent the little girl straight to
our magnet coordinator. The class was hilarious, but Mrs. Simms
was not in playing move! She told us to be quiet or else.
Mrs. Simms had a very bad day.
JASMINE CAMPBELL
Codwell Elementary
BEDTIME SNACK
I
had just finished eating dinner. My mom told me that I had to
brush my teeth and go to bed so I could get up early for school the
next morning. I hopped in bed after brushing my teeth. In seconds
my eyes were closed. As I began to twist and
turn, a grin came on my face. I was in a snack land. There
were all kinds of sweets that I could name. There were
brownies as brown as cinnamon. Marsh melons looked like big
fluffy white clouds floating in space. I could smell all of the
delicious snacks. I tasted a large slurp of ice cream with
M&M'S. This snack land was awesome! Suddenly, ding,
ding, ding! My alarm clock went off. When I woke up out of
that fantastic dream, I had slob all over my mouth. My
mom came in my room and asked what happen to your
mouth. I told her that it was a long story.
DE'JANA JONES
Codwell
Elementary
"MESSAGE"
One
Saturday morning I woke up happily because I knew today was my
birthday. So I dressed up, brushed my teeth and washed my face.
Suddenly I heard my mom calling me. I ran downstairs to see what
she wanted. I thought maybe she was going to
tell me, "happy birthday." I was excited! But she
didn't. Instead, she told me "good-bye." She had to go to
the store. I told her, "but mom, today is my birthday." By
that time she was gone. I went out on the porch with my little
stereo player feeling very sad that nobody remembered my
birthday. I turned my stereo radio to 101.1 FM. I like the
music they play. Suddenly I saw a small black nice dog with a big
bone in his mouth. He came up to me and wagged his little
tail with a smile on his face. I looked at him very
surprised. "Plush!" He dropped the bone at my feet and ran
off. I said, "yuck." But as I was about to go in the house,
the bone had a small message on it. It read, "meet me
at 4690 Rue Street." I said to myself. "Who could
this person be?" Rue Street was right up the way from my
house. So I went walking up the street to Rue Street. I saw
that same small black nice dog again standing in front of 4690 Rue
Street. He ran up to me and started pushing me toward the
porch of the house. I knocked on the door and the
door opened. There were no lights on in the
house. Suddenly, the lights popped on and everybody came
out and yelled, "surprise, surprise! It was all my
family and friends that gave me a surprise birthday party. It was
the day that the mysterious small black nice dog dropped a special
message at my fight. And what a message it
was!
ANAYELE CASTRO
Codwell Elementary
A
BEE'S BEST FRIEND
Once
there was a bee named Josh. Josh always wanted to write a story
about life in a bee-hive. But he didn't know how to write.
Any way he didn't even have a pen. One day Josh found a yellow
pencil on the ground as he buzzed along the way. "This is
my lucky day," smiled Josh. "Put me down!" yelled the
pencil. "But I don't want to," replied Josh. "Well if
you don't put me down, I will never write for you," said the
pencil. "What is your name? asked
Josh. "If I tell you, will you put me
down?" asked the pencil. "No problem," answered Josh.
"My name is Billy Lead," said the pencil. "Now put me
down!" "Okay! Okay! But first I want to
make a deal," explained Josh. "What kind of deal?"
asked Billy Lead. If I put you down, will you
write for me?" asked Josh. "Sure, said Billy Lead
slyly." "Now put me down!" Josh put Billy Lead down
on the ground and buzzed around him. Then Billy told Josh when he
counted to three, pick him back up. Billy Lead
counted to three and Josh picked him back up. "Let's get
started," suggested Billy Lead. They started writing Josh's
story. Josh was so excited and told Billy Lead that he was his
best friend. Billy Lead didn't say anything but just continued to
write. The next day, Billy was still in the bee hive. Josh
was holding Billy very tight. Billy tried to get away but
josh was just holding him too tight. Finally, Josh fell asleep
from all the writing and Billy rolled out the bee-hive onto the ground
and he never saw Josh again.
TARYN JONIER
Codwell Elementary
THE AMAZING GOD
A
little girl named Brittany and her mother woke up one morning. Brittany
went to the kitchen to find something to eat. She was very
hungry. She cracked opened the cabinet prayed that there
would be food that she liked. She finally opened it all the way.
There wasn’t any food at all. She was disappointed and
hungry. As she stared out the window, she saw something strange
happening. She saw all kind of foods falling from the sky like
rain. She saw doughnuts, Pasta, Church’s Chicken, Pizza,
pancakes, milk and juicy hamburgers. She called her mom.
They both ran out the house with buckets to catch the falling
food. Brittany looked up at the sky and said, “thank you
lord.”
BRITTANY TURNER
Codwell Elementary
A SWEET DREAM
Have
you ever woke up from your sleep and realized you were in a room full
of candy. Well, in this story you are not going to believe what
your ears are going to hear. I was done with my homework and I
went fast asleep. Suddenly I was in a pool full of hot
chocolate. I started sipping the hot chocolate. After that
I looked around and there was a huge bowl of ice cream with
chocolate syrup on top and juicy cherries in the middle. I didn’t
need a spoon. I just slid right into that large bowl and ice
cream just melted in my mouth. It was so delicious that my tasty
charms busted wide open. After that I couldn’t stop eating ice
cream and all the other sweets I saw. Then I woke up and
discovered that it was all just a sweet dream full of munches and
desserts. But what a dream!
DAVANTAE WHITLOCK
Codwell Elementary
THE DESK AND ERASER
One
Monday morning there was a eraser and a desk who did not get alone with
each other. The eraser was always putting marks on the desk
face. Both of them would love to have a peaceful day. When
the kids came into the classroom, the problem started. The
teacher were not there that morning. The kids had a Substitute
teacher. The kids were very happy because they were splashing
paint, marking and erasing on the desks. The Substitute teacher
could not control them. She tried to calm them down but she
couldn’t. Boom! A boy threw a desk across the room and made
a big hole in the wall. Finally the children went to lunch.
The eraser and desk were so happy to be alone. They became
friends and they never got mad at each other again. They were so
glad when Saturday and Sunday came because they would have a rest from
the naughty children.
BRANDIE ALLEN
Codwell Elementary
I Love To Draw
I love to paint and draw. I
feel that I can express myself. If I'm full of energies, I can draw a beautiful ruby ring or I can draw
myself as a famous person. If I'm happy, I can
draw a beautiful flower. When I draw, some
times I pretend that it is alive. The more I draw, I can feel
that everything is made from some kind of
emotions. Once I start I have to finish.
Everyday I try to draw something new. One day I might draw ducks, the next day I might draw puppies. If it
doesn't come out good, I can do it again. I
love to give someone my art to make them happy. When I grow up, I hope to be an artist. I
love it so much that I could just draw all
day. I even sign some of my work. If I come home and is
very tired, I usually go to my room and draw, draw
and draw!
ELOISA
Whidby Elementary
Have You Ever Had A Nightmare?
Have you ever had a nightmare and
thought it was real? I have and it was nothing
nice and you will never believe what I'm going to tell you. One morning I woke up and
everything was bigger than me. My bed and slippers were as big as one
of those cartoon dragons. I looked
down to the floor, but it was a
long ways down. I couldn't get out the bed. So I slid down my bed pole. I
walked to the long mirror on my wall. AHHHHHHH! I screamed. I walked over to my
mini drawer and got out my mini
tape measure. I measured myself and I was only six inches tall. My cat came in the room and
she looked like an over grown tiger. I woke up in a sweat. I
don't ever want to experience a nightmare again!
BELINDA GOODEN
Whidby Elementary
THE CHOCOLATE KID
There was a world with only 26 states. Only
one state was a candy state and there was a kid who
loved to eat chocolate candy. He was the only person who loved to eat chocolate. But there was a reason.
He was born in his mother stomach eating
chocolate. You probably don't beleive it, but
it is true. His father ate chocolate, but just a little.
Anyway, when he first came out and started to grow
as a boy, he went around town saying, "I'm a
candy kid whose name is Dandy!" I'm a candy kid whose name is
Dandy! He just laughed and took big bites off
his chocolate candy. He was a chocolate
addict. He even ate chocolate candy for breakfast, lunch and
dinner. He just couldn't get enough of
chocolate and he never in his right mind went to the
toilet. All that chocolate! Amazing! Everytime he ran out of chocolate, he just bought another pack. Until
one day he had to go to the dentist. He
started crying because he knew his teeth was bad from eating all that chocolate. He was still crying
as the dentist put him to sleep. The dentist had to pull four of his teeth.
When he woke up, the dentist smiled and gave him
another piece of chocolate.......The mother scolded the dentist. I asked the question. Why did
the dentist do that? Maybe he was a
chocolate addict too!
BRIANNA BURGESS
Whidby Elementary
FABULOUS IS MY FASHION
On Friday, I wore blue jeans and
a different color shirt. It was a good match
and the colors were pretty. Every time I wore that combination, I felt special. On Saturdays I go
shopping at the mall. It is so much fun to see
so many beautiful clothes. One time I bought a red and blue shirt and matched it
with a white skirt. Then I trotted over to Foot Locker and picked out my favorite fabulous shoes to
match. On Monday I got dressed and
looked three times in the mirror and I was off to school
wearing my fabulous fashion with a different
hairstyle. Without my hair done, I would look
like a clown on a tricycle riding around the park. When my hair and fashions are together, I look like a
singer on the stage singing. I learned a lot
about fashions. Fashion is all about looking good.....And I do like to look good!
Whidby Elementary
THE BOY WHO LEARNED HIS LESSON
Once there lived a very selfish boy who didn't like
to share, Everybody gave him something but in return, they got nothing. Sometimes on
his birthday he got a lot of presents, but on their
birthday, he didn't bring anything but
himself. One day everybody got sick of giving him things.
So they made a plan. Everybody had gotten cake
and ice cream for a party. The selfish boy was
there. Everybody started teasing, saying, "yum, yum! This is so tasty! Let's get more! The boy asked for some too.
They all said, "Sorry! Too bad! It's all
gone." He was very angry and a little sad too.
He started to cry. When he got home, he told
his mom and dad what happened. They told him about
being selfish. From that day on he was never
selfish again. The moral is: It is better to give than to
recieve.
BRIANNA BURGESS
Whidby Elementary
MY THREE YEAR OLD SISTER
One
sunny morning, I came
downstairs to eat breakfast. My mother and
father were sitting at the table drinking coffee. They both were
talking to Amy, my three year old sister. My
parents thought she was a little angel. But
when they were gone, she always did really bad things.
Finally, they told me that I was going to have to
baby-sit. I told them that I had plans.
I was supposed to go to the beach with Jessica. She
explained to me that they had to go to court. So, no
beach for me. They finally went upstairs and
got dressed to go. They said good-bye, started the car and
drove off slowly with my little sister smiling, and
waving her hands, good- bye. After that the
disaster had begun already. The first thing she did was got a
handful of blueberries. I told her
whatever she does, don't throw them at me. Do
you know what she did? She laughed and threw them directly at
me. I was so mad I chased her
upstairs and went into my room. She asked me
if she could play with my phone. I said, "no!" She
started crying. But do you think I cared. (No
way
Hope.) Finally the mail was here. I went
to get it. I left the door opened just in case.
Suddenly! Bam! My little terrible sister
shut the door and locked it. I did everything
I could to get back in the house. She wouldn't let me in.
Finally I tried a little bribery. I told her
that I would give her a candy bar before dinner. She slowly
unlocked the door with a big smile on her
face. I tricked her. When I got inside I
almost lost my cool..........
BRIANNA BURGESS
Whidby Elementary
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