Tuesday, 9 October 2012

A Rainy Day

In our Challenge Books, we wrote some exciting sentences about a rainy day.

We improved this boring sentence:

The rain hit the roof.



Add your best super sentence below as a comment. You could also say what you like about other children's super sentences. Remember to be positive!

24 comments:

Rosa said...

The rain thundered down on the thatched cottage, beating to a rhythm.

Chelsea said...

I think you can improve this sentence by adding adverbs and adjectives e.g The rain pounced on the playground floor.It sounded like bull's running

Marielle said...

The rain hit the roof very loud and it bashed on the side walls and it made me very cranky.

Antonio said...

I enjoyed this lesson.Thank you Miss Benn

aoife said...

I enjoyed it too!

Jack said...

The rain pounced on the roof drowning all other sounds.

thalia said...

The game was fantastic.Thank you.

Jack said...

yeah I agree it was amazing

Gabriel said...

The rain dropped on the roof heavily.

sonny said...

The hail stones blitzed the roof.

cassea said...

The rain washed the cobwebs, it was very heavy.

marielle said...

The rain battred the giant roof.

eliska said...

The heavy rain smashed up the old roof.

michel said...

The heavy rain can break the roofs.

cordelia said...

The poring rain hit the shiny glass roof

Rosa said...

The rain hit the roof that was made out of cotton wool which was soggy

michel said...

The roof is metal and the rain drops an it dangerously.

Jonathan said...

The rain was so heavy that some houses fell down

Agatha said...

The rain pounded like drum beats on the roof heavily.

Chelsea said...

The rain was so powerful the whole land was broken to peaces.

Elizabetta said...

This loooks well.

Unknown said...

There are some truly super sentences here- but there are lots that are missing a full stop! Always end your sentence with suitable punctuation. Keep the comments coming! Miss Benn

Caitlin said...

The rain banged hardly on the roof so everyone can hear it.

rosa said...

The shivery flow of frezzingness blows past the roof

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