aditi's simple thoughts (original)

Earth Earth's skin is the grass, Earth's hair are the tree's and flower's, Earth's anger are the natural disasters, Earth's smile are the rivers, Earth's bruises are the hills and mountains, Earth's cuts are the volcanoes, Earth's children are us and the other animals. Let us protect her as she protects us.

The Sounds Of A Haunted Chocolate Factory "Go away, go away!", shrieks the mad ghost peeping out of the fungus - covered chimney. "Crrr, crrr!", scrapes the overgrown mossy tree against  the rotting wooden planks. " Hrmm, hrmm.", moans the lazy zombie slouching on the bloody blue couch. " Meow, meow!", pounces the black  cat outside the haunted building, chasing a helpless gray mouse. " Whoo, whoo.", hoots the isolated owl perched on the splintered roof. "Help, help!", screams the innocent little girl banging behind the door, full with terror. "Woooooo, woooooo!", hums the pink skull doorknob glowing brightly.

One fine morning, I was strolling around my infinite world on my iPad, looking for cave systems. At one time, I found an interesting passage in stone, and so I mined a staircase to see if  I could find a cave system underneath the passageway. The passage way led to a dead end, but the staircase didn't. I broke into a cave system!!!!!!! Awesome!! I spawned a wolf and tamed him. I sat Clover [ his name ] in a corner and started exploring the cave. I was expecting it to be teeming with monsters since it was so dark. Endermen, zombies, skeletons, spiders, slimes and creepers, just to name a few. Sadly, I only found zombies and skeletons, that to spawned by mob spawners. Gradually, I tried searching  my way back, but instead, I found more places I hadn't explored and, sometimes, I went in circles!!! I thought I could listen for Clovers bark, but I didn't even here a whine or a snarl. I tried searching my way out for 30 minutes, but I didn't progress. Finally, my only choice

U-N-I-T-EEE-D United Fi-shies We help fish in trouble  While making lots of bubbles No near  No far No weakness U-N-I-T-EEE-D

For my favorite teacher   Ms. Varrell Very happy, never sad, A good tutor, always glad Ruckus reader; she knows a lot, Really good at joking Emerald face, shining bright, Loving and caring, Lifting the light of learning.               Thank you, Miss Varrell.

In my cousin sisters school, they were having a poem contest and the prize is 500 dollars. They have to write a poem about sunsets. This inspired me to write my masterpiece poem about a specific sunset. Shimmering sun rays disappear under the horizon. A fisher man's boat returns for the night. Up in the sky, a flock of wild geese  Glide back to their home. Near the busy shoreline, a stubborn sea gull  Refuses to go before catching her last sardine. Some angel fish scurry Away from a young shark. Emperor angelfish swim proudly  Through the water While hidden eels stalk them. Turning the sky from pink to purple, The stars hold the key  To open up the night.

Buds bloom into  Lilacs, tulips, roses and Of course, lavenders, Smelling like sweet honey. Surely these are wonders. Obliged bees are ready for  Masters order to Suck sweet nectar and collect fuzzy pollen

You Will Need: 7 or more players Tables or desks [ enough for the players ]  wall [for meeting place] How to Play Pick 2 or 3 people to be the tappers. Everyone except the tappers should close their eyes and put their head gently on the table or desk with their thumbs down. The tappers should go and tap on 1 person and then go back to the wall. If you get tapped, put your thumb up. Once all the tappers are at the wall, open your eyes and raise your hand.  Guess who tapped you. If you guess correctly, you will become a tapper. If you guessed wrongly, you will have to compete again and try your luck. Play ten turns and the winner is the one who has tapped people the most. Aditi Bhattamishra, Pine Glen Elementery School, Grade 2, Burlington, MA 01803

" Got my helmet on my head. Figure out what that zombie said. Lava all over the room. Got half a heart left, man I am doomed. Don't have any iron bars. My pic just broke into some shards. Scary noise, what should I do? Go left or right, I'll have to choose. Visions of last time flash inside my mind. I'm scared. Oh well... And I'm pretty sure there's a big creeper right there. DON'T MINE AT NIGHT. I know you're looking at that cave. And you're feel'in kinda  brave. Go to bed you'll be all right. DON'T MINE AT NIGHT. There's nothing that is gonna change if you just wait until the day. Zombies wanna eat your brain. DON'T MINE AT NIGHT.  I know it's me your gonna thank. Make a bed, it's not to late. Three wool and three wooden planks. DON'T MINE AT NIGHT. How many times do I have to say? Drop the pick and walk away-ay, Whoaa! DON'T MINE AT NIIIGHT. Stomachs all tied up in knots. This labrynth, I'm am gettin l

A yellow  morning was in progress; The blue  breeze blew, A pink bird sang its morning song, The sly green  eyes moved, slinking in the shadow of the bushes,  An  orange  bird flew, A purple butterfly woke, A black  dog chased a gray  cat, which chased a brown  mouse, What a colorful day!

How To Make Fizzy Lemonade Things You Need - Four Lemons -Baking Soda -Juice-Glass - Water - Sugar - Juicer -  Knife :How To Make: Cut the lemons in half  and use the juicer to squeeze the juice out of the lemons and into the glass. Pour some water and some sugar and stir until the sugar dissolves. Add a bit of baking soda to the lemonade and watch the lemonade FIZZ! Once the lemonade stops fizzing, put a little umbrella or a piece of lemon on top of the glass. ENJOY YOUR DRINK!