Welcome to Ross School's first blog site.

Please make comments on the works giving positive feedback for the 5 to 11 year olds who will be bloging. While spelling is important to us, it is not the intent of this site to have perfect spelling and grammar all of the time. this is more for the students to get their ideas out and have discussions with the world on these.

Remember some important internet safety rules when using this site (and others):

  • never give your full name
  • never give your phone number, address or email details
  • don't mention where you will be at a particular time
  • don't put any of that information on the net about anyone else
  • think carefully if you respond to anyone else's comments because they can't hear your tone of voice to determine if you are joking or serious
  • it is ok to have a debate with someone if you don't agree with their ideas but do it in a friendly manner do not call people names or put them down
Thank you.

Mr B

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Murder in the flames.

Katie: I could smell it, the aromea of burning flesh. The heat of the fire made little beads of sweat trickle down his face like the tears of Mrs Watzername when she found out her son was missing, but his eyes were what captured me as he circled the fire like a bird in flight, the grey green turned red and danced in the flame.
"Two years and heere he is again" the chief sighed as he picked up his lucky marble and swiveled it in his hands "he's dead chief''' Steve commented as he entered the room with the grace of a dancer, " what do you mean?" chief asked "Katie was watching him last night"
" I was Steve" I said as Steve gave the chief a disbelieving glance, '' He died last chief"' Steve repeated, "well if he did then who who killed Maria Kensington?..." I trailed off staring at one of the photos then saying "chief I think I have it!"

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