Today's instalment features an example of my most advanced class's writing from last Saturday's lesson.

We played a Consequences kind of game, whereby each student writes a sentence of a story, then passes their paper one student to the right. Each student can only ever see the very last sentence, so some pretty funny stories were born.

I'm sad to say this one isn't the funniest (that would be the one where a mother reprimanded her son for doing badly on a test, only for him to respond by 'slashing' her with an axe), but I lost the rest of them. Doh!

So, without further ado...

'Once upon a time, a silly boy want to flew up the sky.
So he use the leaf wing, flew up. the sky.
Then an airplane bump into him.
He burnt and shouted.
Oh ---- No! Fire is everywhere.
It's big trouble.
I really worried about the problem
But I think this problem can be successful solved.
The End'

It's great to know my 'teaching' efforts are making such a difference.