Learning Intentions
I am learning to use language features to make my writing interesting and engaging for the reader.
I am learning to think carefully about the words I use so that my writing is descriptive and engaging for the reader.
I am learning to add an appropriate visual to my work
I will be successful when I can show….
-I have used some language features to make my writing interesting and engaging (smile, metaphor, alliteration, onomatopoeia, rhyme)
-I have carefully chosen some interesting words to include in my writing
-I have some descriptive words in my writing (adjectives)
-I have added a photo to my writing
My legs are as fast as a cheetah on a mission.
They hikoi me through the path of life. They bound. They Swing.
They’re mine and that’s fine cause they’re mine.
I love my legs because they are strong and solid .
The wheua (bones) in my legs are like roots clinging to my hips.
My legs make me come tuatahi, tuarua and tuatoru.
Everyday they grow more tough, make me have a bounce in my step.
They thud in mud. My legs shine in the sunlight. They jump nui ditches.
My legs are as tanned and olive as a bronze medal in the Olympics.
I love my legs because they’re mine!
They hikoi me through the path of life. They bound. They Swing.
They’re mine and that’s fine cause they’re mine.
I love my legs because they are strong and solid .
The wheua (bones) in my legs are like roots clinging to my hips.
My legs make me come tuatahi, tuarua and tuatoru.
Everyday they grow more tough, make me have a bounce in my step.
They thud in mud. My legs shine in the sunlight. They jump nui ditches.
My legs are as tanned and olive as a bronze medal in the Olympics.
I love my legs because they’re mine!
Kia ora Dakota. What fabulous writing. I love the way you have used different sentence structures, short and long sentences for effect. I also love your use of rhyme and Te Reo Māori. Great simile, too. Next time it would be a good idea to check the uploading process. Your story over runs the page.
ReplyDeleteWhat great writing Dakota - fantastic imagery. I especially like the rhyming pair, "thud in the mud" - neat alliteration! Good work Dakota.
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