My poem about Rain

Rain

Pitter, patter, pitter, patter,
The rain drips slowly down the window,
Chitter,chatter,chitter,chatter,
Can't hear much of that high or low,

Pitter, patter, pitter, patter,
The rain drenches the roof tiles,
Clitter,clatter,clitter,clatter,
That is the only sound on this isle,

My fist is clenched under my chin,
Looks like the rain is going to win,
Preventing me from playing is its only sin,
Sitting by the window infront of the rain makes me feel like an used pin.

By Govind Chahal

Try this maths question.

Using the numbers 1, 3 and 4 once in each sum, can you make these numbers: 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16. Remember, you can use + - x and division as many times in each sum as you like.
Write your answer as a comment to this post!

My adventure, 100 word challenge.

I had been walking for ages. My legs were cold and aching but I couldn’t stop searching. Slowly, flake by flake, snow started falling: I thought that there was enough snow on the ground already! My feet felt numb inside my boots but I couldn’t stop searching – I couldn’t stop searching for shelter, somewhere to stay for the night. I had been walking in the forest and before I knew it, I was roaming around in snow, I tried turning back but there was no way out. It was sunset when I came to a cottage, it looked upside down…

Describing the view...

Hong Kong!

Sitting on the top floor in Hong Kong’s tallest skycraper, I stared at the wonderful view through the huge window. Lights of many buildings were like an array of shimmering stars entertaing the eyes of many creatures. Some people had their lights on; others weren’t using theirs. Skyscrapers covered the land: some big; others small. Different colours shone through the windows of many towers – pink, blue, yellow and lots more. The water was like a mirror showing the reflection of the collosal towers near the coast. The buildings were formed in all kinds of shapes. This experience was unforgetable!

Global Punjabi Society (GPS)

Last night was AMAZING!!! Our family went up to Nottingham for an event, it was an award night and diwali celebration. It was arranged by the Global Punjabi Society (GPS) the UK chapter. This picture is of me, my brother Mahaan and my granddad before we got to Nottingham.

  We were the first people (as guests) there. With us,  we brought prizes for the raffle. Soon after we arrived, more people came; around about half past eight we started filling up the main hall in the Atrium banqueting suite. We were sitting on table 19, the second row in front of the stage!

     When everyone was seated, we got our starters. Me and my three cousins ate quite quickly so we could start selling the raffle tickets, we had 3 books to get through!! We were spilt into to 2 groups: me and one of my cousins and the other two of my cousins together. Because we were children and the money was for a good cause, lots of people bought tickets.  It was £5 for a strip/row. In our first round selling the tickets we sold about 250 together, all 4 of us. We had to stop after a while because the speeches and awards started.

    At about 10:00 we had our main course, after I had eaten I went to go and help my mom sell the last of the raffle tickets. We sold about 500 in the end!! We counted the money and put the raffle tickets in a bag.

  We counted the money and raised £720 !! We had a GREAT time and met and took a picture with a Bollywood actress!!   In this picture she is the one in the middle.





    

Try My Brain Teasers!

1. Billie was born on December 28th, yet her birthday always falls in the summer. How is this possible?

 2.Johnny’s mother had three children. The first child was named April. The second child was named May. What was the third child’s name?


To answer, comment on this post. Put the number of the question that you are answering next to your answer.

My Project (Fictious island)

This is my school project, we created islands. :-D !