Now I'm started reading Once Upon A Slime. I'm on Chapter four. Andy started to write when his
Dad was sick. He wrote a story to try and cheer him up.
Right now I'm reading a recipe book to work out how to make pancakes. They seem to be working out ok. I doubled the ingredients, so a bit of maths and they smell scrumptious. Here's a photo:
Has anyone else been reading any recipes?
can you tell me what my homewark is plese
ReplyDeleteComing up with a range of ideas for "what to do with a canon", including a catchy title e.e. 17 things to do with a canon - 1. Shoot my homework to school so I don't have to carry it. 2. Fire tennis balls at myself so I can practise tennis any time.
DeleteThank you. I'm sorry I forgot.
DeleteCameron
You're welcome. It's great that you check and are so keen to work hard Cameron.
DeleteCameron I'm really impressed that you are giving "Once upon a slime" a go, I haven't even had time to read it myself and it looks quite challenging. Andy must be a kind and thoughtful person as well as EXTREMELY funny to have started writing for his dad.
ReplyDeleteBy the way - teachers "LOVE" pancakes :-)
What a pity, we just ate the last one. I'll make you one next time.
ReplyDeleteCameron
Thank you - I look forward to it.
DeleteI love all the ideas in Once Upon a Slime for fun writing! I use is all the time and have shared lots of the ideas with teachers. I like the good mummy, bad mummy ideas. You might not have got up to this part yet.
ReplyDeleteFantastic reading Cameron - you are an inspiration!