My favourite movie is Coraline. The movie Coraline is about a girl who moves to a new house. Coraline\u2019s parents are always busy with work. She has to entertain herself. She finds a secret door and decides to go check it out but there\u2019s a brick wall behind it. At night when she’s sleeping she is awoken by a noise. She sits up and sees mice and they take her to the door, which is now no longer bricked up\u2026 If you want to know what\u2019s next, I advise you watch the movie. It\u2019s great! I like the movie because it\u2019s got a bit of a creepy vibe to it and I\u2019m obsessed, and I mean OBSESSED with button eyes. There\u2019s just something amazing about button eyes. There\u2019s a lot of button eyes involved in the film.<\/p>\n
I also read the Scottish Graphic novel, I then did the Scottish word task. Here are the sentences I came up with.<\/span><\/p>\n Do you ken where the shop is?<\/span><\/p>\n Please could you take the bairnie to school?<\/p>\n My cat Zorro was too feart to fight our other cat Jasper.<\/p>\n I took my snochter-dichter out my pocket to blow my nose.<\/p>\n The popular girls were haiverin about other people\u2019s business.<\/p>\n Our mantis are all numpties when it comes to taking them out.<\/p>\n If you staun up straight in rollerblades you start rolling backwards.<\/p>\n The boy blootered the ball across the football pitch.<\/p>\n For children\u2019s metal health week what we did was draw 6 boxes and Mummy would give us an emotion. First we would pick a colour that we connected with that emotion, then we would have to write that emotion down. She gave us 2 minutes and we would have to draw a picture about that emotion. After 2 minutes was up we talked about what we drew and what that feeling or emotion meant to us. Here is what I drew.<\/span><\/p>\n
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