Showing posts with label Karl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karl. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Lear Jets


Lear Jets are like Biz Jets. There are couches and T.Vs. You can have dinner served if you're in the plane at 5-00. You get breakfast and lunch. There are Lear Jets, Rear Jets and Biz Jets. You can watch T.V, play P.S.2, P.S.3 and other stuff. There are computers and telephones so you can ring friends and other people. You can sit on couches with out seat belts and chairs. I have been told that they're the most comfortable you can fly except a Cessna 172, (they're the same as Lear Jets). Most people borrow them, some people buy them but it is more expensive. I think Lear Jets are one of the best planes but I have a few more favourites. Bye!

By Karl

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Biggles in the Terai


Author: Captain W.E Johns.
Publisher: Knight books.c.
Main character: Biggles.
Secondary character: Bertie.
Setting: Shara.
Main events: This man talks to Biggles and he's a smuggler of gold and he wants to do something to Biggles; Alg's missing; Finding a jungle.
My idea about the book: Great for a people who like adventures.

By Karl

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Sporty Day!

Last Wednesday was a busy, sporty day at Woodend.

In the morning, all the students participated in the Cross Country. I was so impressed with how everyone joined in and gave it their best, whether they were running as part of a relay team or in the individual races.
Special congratulations to the following Room 13 students who did outstandingly in their age groups: Jenna (1st), Sammi (3rd) and Karl (1st) and Nic (3rd). They are all off to run at Kaiapoi tomorrow and Jenna will be competing in the Zones also. Awesome!

Later, in the afteroon, we all went to watch the senior soccer team play against Kaiapoi. A special TV crew were there to film it and we got to practise our awesome cheerleading skills!

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Anzac Day


To Room 13

I have been learning about ANZAC day. The princess gave boxes to the people were going to the war or at the war. She spent thousands of dollars to make them. She gave them for Christmas.

By Karl