On Monday I went to Prestatyn High to learn about English. This is my second time , and last time we started to learn a bit about how to create a story.
When we found out that we were making our own stories me and Cerys didn’t think we would do it, but we just had to get started. We had a couple of sheets for verbs and adjectives for us to not only learn for our stories but also to use to impress our teacher at school.
So this time we had to go back onto our story on the computer and improve our work. We also added some work onto the story just to make the story more exciting. We had a little break but we had to go back in when the bell went otherwise we would be crushed by the year eights!
We read a book for a bit so we could get some ideas about what to include in our story. It was then time for lunch and it was very busy going from the library and back but we made it back alive.
We then began to leave the story for a bit so we could create an image of our super hero as the story was based a super hero image. Now my super hero was called Super Storm the dog and his power (at the end of the story) is that he can change from dog form to human form and back again. So on my illustration I split the page in half. I drew what I thought the dog would look like and what the human would look like. Now, like I said, the dog is called Storm but I named the human hero a proper human name; Alex Williams because if you have a hero in disguise but you have a strange hero name that’s not going to work out is it?
Once we had done this we designed our front cover for our story, as we are suppose to sell our books! My front cover said in bubble writing “THE DOG WHO HAS FUN” and I was quite impressed with my self although I forgot to colour it in. Once we had done this we all had our work looked at by Miss Wood the transition co-ordinater and apparently she was very very impressed. We finally had to record our voices saying the story because we will be getting the CD of our story and I had to do it twice because I coughed but other than that it was a good whole day at Prestatyn High.