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.V f .M AN ANIMAL

If I could be an animal I would be a
rabbit, soft, cuddly and cute. After I ate
some carrots, I’d sleep. I would live far
far in the woods. I would really enjoy
being an animal, but I’m better off be­
ing a human being!

Reena Gupta
Grade 2-S

HALLOWEEN NIGHT NOVEMBER AUTUMN

One Halloween night it was dark and scary. November is cold Wet leaves on the ground,
Just as I turned the corner a big scary dragon Frost covers the ground at I love the leaves in autumn,
blew a big puff of smoke. I was very scared! I ran Scattered crunchy leaves.
as fast as I could but right into a scary haunted night.
house! I tried to get out but there were skeletons Flocks of birds fly south. Jonathan Furman
and ghosts and witches and goblins everywhere. Grade 2-S
I tried to make the funniest fact I ever made, Terry Teng
and they laughed themselves to death! Grade 2-C

Liana Maris THANKFULNESS
Grade 2-S
I am lucky because I have parents who love me.
IF I COULD BE AN ANIMAL I am thankful for money and food. I am grateful
for going to school and friends to play with and
If I could be a puppy I would go for a walk. a house. I am lucky I have shoes and books. I am
If it was cold I’d have a sweater over my grateful for dresses, shirts, toys, buttons, and
teachers. I am happy that I am healthy and that
back. . . . I have fun. I am thankful for desk, trees, fruit
My home would be a basket with a cloth in and leaves. I am pleased that I have a bed and
sofabed in my room. I am thankful for erasers,
it. holidays, calendars, and decorations.
My fur would be white and brown
Anjali Harsh
puddingish. Grade 2-C
It also would be fluffy and soft.

Max Goodman OH, DEAR
Grade 2-S
My name is Tom Turkey. I’m very worried, not because of me,
but because of my father, Tim Turkey. He is just the right size
for the farmer’s dinner on Thanksgiving. I told him to run away
with me. He said that was a good idea. So the next morning we
got away safely and went back into the forest. Also, I played
with the other little turkeys. My father tried to go on a diet, so
when we go back to the farm next year, my father won’t get
eaten.

Heather Adler
Grade 2-C

HURRICANE GLORIA

On Friday, September 27, Hurricane
Gloria struck. We had lights for five
minutes, then the lights went out. We
told ghost stories. They were scary. We
liked them. The hurricane did not do
any damage, just a few shingles gone. It
was fun. We played games.

Jeremy Ford
Grade 2-C