A walk to Featherston!?

We are becoming really good at writing narratives.  Tomorrow is Science Day which is very exciting, but it means we won't have much time for writing in the morning.  Because of this, Mrs Coombes gave us the start to our story and we wrote about the problem and how we would fix the problem (conclusion).  We wrote about Tuatara class walking over the Rimutaka Hill to visit Featherston.  At the top, there was a problem.  Here are some of the imaginative, exciting problems we came up with:

* A giant tuatara at the top of the hill.
* It turned out the Rimutaka Hill was actually an active volcano!
* There was a big hole at the top.
* The road exploded.  Boom!
* Some people didn't want to stop for a rest.
* There were so many cars that nobody could move.
* We got to the top and there was a whole other class of Tuatara kids - they looked just like us.
* There was a giant guarding the hill who took Renee.

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