The Cereal killer hates cereal sadly for him he is in cereal land. It’s late at night, all the cereal is asleep. The talking dogs are patrolling the streets. “Let’s go and murder some cereal!” whispered the cereal killer. Tonight he is plotting to kill: Cornflakes, Rice Krispes and Weetabix. It is very hard being a cereal killer because everyone wants to catch you; everyone locks their doors hoping to deter you – but nobody can-! The trick is as long as you don’t wake them up you’re fine. Certain ways to do that include: being quiet, making it so they cannot wake up and be quick! So he set off! He puts Corny Cornflake in a bowl and pours milk over him (cereals worst nightmare) and hope he will drown. Also, he will stomp on Poppy Rice Krispes and squish her to bits. And blend William Weetabix so he is no more than a mush. Here is what he did shredding William Weetabix; he turned on the blender, pressed down the button, and sent wheat flying. “Oh no the talking Dog siren - this can’t be good one word RUN!” Screamed The Cereal Killer! He pounds down the street. He pounds down the street but the Dogs are getting ever nearer. Sirens wailing everywhere you go. “Oh what a dilemma!” exclaimed The Cereal Killer, but it was no use they had clearly got him. “There is no way I can get out” shouted The Cereal Killer “they are too big!” “Finally we have the Murder King” (the nickname the talking dogs called him) they laughed; so there he went in the back of the van straight away. He was driven off to Cereal Land international jail. The walls were the highest any ware in Cereal Land and he was chucked in the jail, locked in there and made to work for the rest of his life. Meanwhile at the Church a cereal funeral was being held to remember: Corny Cornflakes, Poppy Rice Krispes and William Weetabix. “At least no one else will get murdered.” Said the vicar “I agree” said Jeff Weetabix.
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It was the day of the conker competition. We were lining up to go to the hall to have the rules explained, there was a tense atmosphere in the line. When we got into the hall Mrs Yates was waiting with all the conkers lined out, there was a lot of conkers different shapes and sizes. Mrs Yates started to explain the rules, it was all the same as last year but it was good to get reminded. Last year’s runner up Florrie did a demonstration of a game of conkers. Mind refreshed I chose my conker and started my match. I was playing with Emily we had a hard play. Knock after knock after knock we played extremely hard. It went very fast but between us we managed about 15 knocks! Afterwards we had a look at our conkers none of them had smashed none of them were dented but Emily had done more hits so sadly I was out. So Emily went on to round two. I was so disappointed, I played so hard but at the end of it is the taking part that counts. Skip forward to the final everyone had become just two people including last year’s runner up Florrie. The amount of cheering was absolutely incredible there was a mix of support but it seemed to be Florrie who had the most people on her side. Both finalists played so hard in three minutes that the match lasted for but at the end there could only be one winner. The wait felt like the longest minute of my life but after all of that time the winner was finally announced. The winner was last year’s runner up Florrie! It was an amazing conker competition! By Jamie Never Seen Again from MrsWills on Vimeo. Jeff Studios from MrsWills on Vimeo. Hannah Hannah from MrsWills on Vimeo. Dabalicious from MrsWills on Vimeo.
All week we have been preparing for the filming of our Frightful Film Trailers, this is an activity based on a unit by A Tale Unfolds. A great deal of learning about scene setting, character development and building tension was covered and also used in a Big Write. We have just one complete trailer today but rest assured the rest will be posted next half term.
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