George

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Hi I am George and I go to Meadowbank School. This is where I will be putting all my work. I am 10 years old and I like Lego, Starwars, Indiana Jones and History. I have two sisters called Alice and Emma. My mum is called Susan and my dad is called Ian. I have a cat called Daisy //

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My book review is a book called There's a Boy in the Girls Bathroom By Louis Sachar. This book is about a boy called Bradey who has behaviour problems and nobody lkes him because he is a bully. So the school hires a counselor to help Bradley and the new kid in his class called Geoff. At first Bradley hates the school counselor but then loves her. After a short while Geoff finds friends so he doesnt need the counselor anymore. Bradley still goes to the counselor but after seeing her a lot she says that parents say they dont need the counselor any more so she got fired. Bradley is angry but then sad after he did not get to say goodbye. This book is not hard to read and I reccomend it to 8-9 year olds. There are two other books in the series called The Boy Who Lost His Face and Dogs Dont Tell Jokes. All three of these books are about different kids: Bradley, David and Gary. I chose this one to review because it is my favourite one of the three. I give this book 3 and a half stars out of 5. I liked this book because it was a good story and I liked the characters.

EOTC Thursday On Thursday we went to skating at Skateland. You can go with either roller skates or roller blades. My parent was Toby's mum. My favourite part of the day was doing just free skating around the rink rather then play the games and races. The worst part of the day was when we had to leave because it was my first time skating and I really enjoyed it. We were told that blades are easier then skates so I chose blades. I liked it so much i went in the weekend but when I got there It closed after me being there 5 minutes!

EOTC Friday On Friday we went to TreeAdventures. It is were you do obstacle courses in the treetops at WoodHill Forest. My parent was my Mum. She and the other parents climbed the trees too. Connected to a belt are 2 hooks called carabiners to stop you from falling off the trees (you clip them on to strong wire). The red markings on the wire mean you need a carabiner clipped on to it. A blue marked wire means you need a pulley which has 2 wheels. You use a pulley either to go on the flying fox at the end of each course, or to swing to another platform in the trees. There is also a macaroni which is a metal hoop that you connect to your carabiners. These are only for climbing up the ladder at the beggining of each course to get to the first tree on that course. My favourite part was course 4 because it had a Tarzan swing. The worst part was we were only allowed to do course 1-4

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