Poem

Life’s really fragile when you consider that,

Glass shatters on impact, 

that feelings are not always intact

Not determined by rhyme or reason or fact.

How large space is, the size of earth, 

All should make us think, 

From death to birth, 

That life could be over in a blink.

This is a poem that I made with some help from Mr Crowe.

T1, W7, CB - A Conversation between Friends

Learning Intention:

Use dialogue in our writing.

Success Criteria:	Self	Peer
Speech marks.	10/10	10/10
The correct punctuation.	10/10	9.5/10
Start a new line when someone else is talking.	10/10	8/10

Your task is to write a dialogue between the two men in the picture above. Use the clues in the picture to give you an idea of what they could be talking about.

A conversation between friends:

”I wonder what the sales will be like today,” said Dave.

”Yeah . . . hopefully good,” said Jake. Then he said ”Watch out!” A rotten tomato was flying through the air, but luckily it hit the water between their boats. ”BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU’RE THROWING THAT STUFF!” they said together.

Then, a short while later, Dave said ”Look out, the customers are beginning to come!”

This is a writing doc.