Purpose: Describe what thunder and
lightning looks like and does.
L.G: Use correct sentences that have capital letters and full stops.
L.G: Use correct sentences that have capital letters and full stops.
Lightning
LIGHTING! LIGHTNING! LIGHTING! BANG! BOOM! BANG! There
goes the lighting so violent. The lightning sizzles in the bright night sky
then turns into wonderful colorful fireworks and disappears. It goes again and
sparks so bright. It’s like a root of a tree at the very top and down to the
bottom and at the bottom it looks like a fork. Lightning lights up the town so
bright then burns poles, roofs and drains. STRIKE! STRIKE! It’s striking
everything. It’s knocking things over. It electrocutes things, burns them and
makes fire as well. LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING! It goes again one hundred
times.
By Zeta Barber
I like how you used lots of capitals.
ReplyDeleteI Like how you used lots of full stops.
Next time you could use some more describing words
I like how you used lots of capital letters.
ReplyDeleteI like how you used lots of full stops.
Next time you could use more describing words
I like how you have hooked me in at the start
ReplyDeleteand how you used precise language, but I think you could work using different sentence starters.
I really like your hook in when it says LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING! BANG! BOOM! BANG!
ReplyDeletewell done. You have put your fell stops and capital letters in the right place.
Next time don't put in "It goes one hundred times.
By Sarah and R20.
Wow Zeta I can really see the picture in my head
ReplyDeleteGood capital letters and full stops.
Next time you could say something about the thunder
From Cooper
Wow i love you hook in.
ReplyDeleteYou have used capital letters and fullstops.
Next time you could add more WOW WORDS.
From Amy Vickers Room20
I like how you told the audiunce what thunder and lightning actullaly what it does.
ReplyDeleteI like it how you followed your learning goal and used correct sentences and full stops.
I think you should do some more WOW WORDS to make your story more exciting.
from, Jordan Petrie room 20