Making china dolls with Room 9!

This week we learned how to make china dolls. We were so lucky because Miss Elliott invited all the girls from our class to come and help Room 9 with their dolls. We even got to make our own dolls! 

Thank you Miss Elliott - we feel very special to have been chosen to help your class!

Photosynthesis - by Sheryline

Photosynthesis is the word for the process of how the leaves turn carbon-dioxide into oxygen.

Independent Writing - Sheryline

Room 4 have been practicing their writing goals. We would love it if you could help us by commenting on our writing. Please tell us if you think we have achieved our goal, and what else you think we can work on!

Thank you for listening to all of our stories.

RAINBLUE AND THE SEVEN GIRLS By Sheryline

Once upon a time there was a king and queen and a little cute baby called Rainblue. She was called Rainblue because the kings eyes were blue. The queen died and the king had to marry again. So Rainblue had a stepmother. The queen was very ugly because she wore too much makeup. The people in the country thought she came from a royal family. The new queen was jealous of Rainblue because she was the most beautiful girl in the world.

So the queen got her slaves to take Rainblue to the top of a mountain to kill her, but the slaves didn’t kill her. Rainblue ran away and found a cave. It was messy so she cleaned it. She found seven cups, seven socks, seven plates, seven pants, seven tables, and went to sleep in one of the seven beds because she was tired from the cleaning. The girls came back from their work. They liked Rainblue so they told her to stay with them.

The queen found out that Rainblue is alive. She decided to trick Rainblue into eating a poisonous berry. Rainblue ate it and fell to the group and she was dead. She was in a coma.

The seven girls took her to the hospital and she came back to life. She met a prince who was at the hospital because his leg was broken. Rainblue saw the prince and fell in love with him because he was handsome. They kissed and the prince said, “Could you marry me?” And they did and they lived happily ever after.