Room
4 is incredibly thrilled that
‘Spring-time
has arrived’.
We’ve loved seeing the happy-faced daffodils
sway
and dance in the garden
so we’ve written about
them.
The
daffodils are beautiful and light yellow too.
The daffodils
open their faces to shine up to the sky before they droop down to the ground. I
like daffodils because they are lemon coloured and they can dance. Daffodils
can wave their petals.
Manaia
The
daffodil is dancing in the garden.
The daffodil dances in the wind.
I like
the daffodil. It is beautiful.
It is
golden.
Miah
I like
the daffodil because it waves
its buttercup-yellow petals.
I like the daffodil
because it
dances under the shady trees.
Kami
Daffodils
grow above the ground
when it is springtime.
They become awake when it is
a
little bit sunny. The daffodils are
happy when it is springtime
because they
get to bend and
they can dance in the wind.
Daffodils are pretty when
they show
their light, yellow petals.
Their trumpets look long and have a curly collar.
Daffodils show off their smiley faces.
Deijahnaye
Daffodils
are pretty flowers.
Daffodils can open in spring
and they can grow big and
tall.
Daffodils have a bowl-shaped trumpet.
Habana
I like
the daffodil because I
like to see it growing from the ground.
The yellow
daffodil has buttery-yellow
petals and it dances under the trees.
Brieze
The
daffodil comes out in the spring
and opens up to bring out its smiles.
My favourite
daffodil is golden.
It dances under cool, shady trees.
I can see a cool trumpet
on the
inside of the daffodil.
The trumpet has a wavy, golden collar.
The bees
fly by the daffodil to
collect pollen to make honey.
Ngutu
The
daffodil grows up and shows
its beautiful face.
It is a flower dancing under
the tree.
It grows in springtime.
My favourite flower is a daffodil
because it
can dance
when it opens its petals under the trees.
Bees come and collect the
pollen when a daffodil
shows its beautiful face and dances.
Xailo
We hope that you enjoy reading our writing.
Ka rawe Room 4! I really enjoyed reading your beautiful writing on the All Black's win and your Spring writing on daffodils.
ReplyDelete