Elkanah 100Word Challenge 6

Today was the day. I had been practicing for this for four years. It was finally my time to shine. This year, I was lucky enough to qualify for the Rio 2016 Olympics 100m sprints. Then, if that wasn't lucky enough, I got in for the finals. Now I was on the actual track. Suddenly the pistol goes of. I quickly sprint. I could see the finish line, then I looked behind me, and saw an athletes on the track who had fallen down, everyone passing him. I ran back, picked him up, and we finished the race together.

Elkanah 100 Word Challenge 5

Lately, I have been doing lots of DIY projects. This morning I decided to make a special formula to make vegetables taste delicious. But it went horribly wrong. I had just finished pouring the formula into a bottle, when my dog bumped the table, causing the bottle to fall. A bit of my formula had gotten onto my frock, and made a spot. I tried to wipe it off but the spot just grew and grew. Eventually it covered my whole dress. Suddenly, my dress disintegrated, revealing my PJs! I'm glad I didn't eat the vegetables I sprayed it on!

Challenge 5:

This is the last challenge for this term. Make it count!

We return to part of a sentence for this week’s prompt. It is:

…but the spot just grew and grew…

Things to think about:

Where / what is the spot referred to?

What size should it be?

Why should it be that size?

What happens if the spot gets bigger?

Remember you only have 100 words! Use them all.

When you have finished, mark your work as DONE in the Classroom and email Mrs S to let her know that you have posted your writing on your blog. Add the following labels: #100WC, Challenge 5

Lastly, be sure to go and read and comment on a minimum of three other 100WC posts by going here: http://ehsp100wc.blogspot.co.za/ 

Good luck!

Elkanah 100 Word Challenge Number 4

I'm about to tell you a story. I won't tell you if it's a lie.

 It's  all about a land that's made of chips and types of pie.

There are elephants to ride on, and boats in which you row,

A river of chocolate that tastes so sweet, with waves that go to and fro.

A land that has many unicorns, and rainbows all around,

and a happy mayor made of gummy bears that moves from town to town.

This land is quite perfect, a lovely sight to see.

And of course this land is wonderful for you and me!

Challenge 4:

This week we have chosen five words for you to include in your writing. They can go anywhere and in any order. The words are:

Lie   Row   Fly   Chips   Sweet

Remember you only have 100 words! Use them all.

When you have finished, mark your work as DONE in the Classroom and email Mrs S to let her know that you have posted your writing on your blog. Add the following labels: #100WC, Challenge 4

Lastly, be sure to go and read and comment on a minimum of three other 100WC posts by going here: http://ehsp100wc.blogspot.co.za/ 

Good luck!

Elkanah 100 Challenge 3

I haven't talked to Cammie in weeks. It's summer holiday, and she has been away. I have something really important to tell her, and it's perfect timing, as today she is arriving home. I plan on telling her the good news tonight, on the telephone. I have been practicing how I am going to say what I want to say for about an hour, now. I sat on my bed, and grabbed the phone. I dialed her number. 'Hello," she said. I was about to reply, when the connection broke. My baby brother had cut the cord. Thanks a lot!

Challenge 3:

This week you have part of a sentence to include in your 100 words.

…when the connection broke… 

Things to consider:

What / who was being connected to what?

Why would it be a problem if it was broken?

What happened after the connection was broken?

Remember you only have 100 words! 

When you have finished, mark your work as DONE in the Classroom and email Mrs S to let her know that you have posted your writing on your blog. Add the following labels: #100WC, Challenge 3

Lastly, be sure to go and read and comment on a minimum of three other 100WC posts by going here: http://ehsp100wc.blogspot.co.za/ 

Good luck!