Hi my name is Timmy. I've have just started at St Lukes and I'm enjoying it very much. I am eleven years old and I love rugby. In literacy we have been doing non-chronological reports and I have done one about killer sharks. I love working on the computer at home and school. So here it is my first post, enjoy!
Killer Sharks
There are more than 350 species of sharks in the ocean. But I’m only going to tell you about two of the most deadliest sharks to ever roam the ocean. They are the Hammerhead and the king the Great White Shark. First I’m going to tell you about the hammerhead before you go running under your nearest sofa.
It is called the hammerhead because its head is shaped like a hammer. It is quite dangerous because it will knock you out by throwing its head and it could hit you. Now for the real test if I put a stack of bricks next to each side of its head it would brake it. The hammer head is a great shark to learn about.
By Timmy
Killer Sharks
There are more than 350 species of sharks in the ocean. But I’m only going to tell you about two of the most deadliest sharks to ever roam the ocean. They are the Hammerhead and the king the Great White Shark. First I’m going to tell you about the hammerhead before you go running under your nearest sofa.
It is called the hammerhead because its head is shaped like a hammer. It is quite dangerous because it will knock you out by throwing its head and it could hit you. Now for the real test if I put a stack of bricks next to each side of its head it would brake it. The hammer head is a great shark to learn about.
By Timmy
posted by Year 6 at
1:42 PM
