The Muddy Princess Story by Darcy Louise Tangney 1 Class Ms. C. O'sullivan. the Princess Was on Her Way to the Ball. When

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The Muddy Princess Story by Darcy Louise Tangney 1 Class Ms. C. O'sullivan. the Princess Was on Her Way to the Ball. When The Muddy Princess Story By Darcy Louise Tangney 1st Class Ms. C. O’Sullivan. The Princess was on her way to the Ball. When there was a mud puddle in the way of the path. There was a pig and she asked him “can you help me get across the mud”? The pig said “yes”. She got on the pigs back, the pig trotted along. Her dress got dirty. She didn’t go to the party after all, but she lived happily ever after. The End. MINECRAFT Poem by Victor Jurand 3rd Class Ms. C O’Sullivan. Creepers explode and Zombe Grow stampy cat loves cake The most gasts and blasé Are like best friends because the nether is the best. When enderman teleport The monsters grow and Grow and Steave will run away And will be seen no more And then one day Steave came back with A pick in his hand , then He went all day Mining to his theth. MY BEST SUMMER Story by Nitul Roy, 3rd Class Ms. L. O’Brien. Two years ago I went to Fota Island. The cheetah was eating turkey and I went into the reptile room. It was full Of Snakes, scorpions, lizards and butterflies. There was a black and white sea snake. It was swimming in a 15 metre tank. I went to the playground next to the giraffes. I also saw a rhino, peacocks, tigers, lions, swans, flamingos and a lion mating. There were lots of zebras also. It was my best summer. The Three Little Cupcakes. Story by Fia O’Gorman 2nd Class Ms. Ni Suilleabhain. Once there were three little cupcakes. They lived on a counter in the kitchen. One day the oldest was bored. She wanted a new friend so she went to the shop to get one. She chose a pink one with sparkles. But when she got home, she expecte the other cupcakes to be happy but they were jealous. “What’s the matter with you “? said one of the other cupcakes. “Why did you bring another cupcake here”? The oldest cupcake thought for a bit. “Because you’re not my friend” shouted the oldest cupcake. She shut her mouth. “Oh come on, I’m sure that’s not the answer” said the youngest cupcake. Then to make sure everything stopped the new cupcake shouted “Enough”. Suddenly the house went quiet. She went over to them and said “Goodbye”. The three cupcakes turned to her. “Don’t go” they said. “You are my friend and a I yours? “Yes” said the new cupcake. And they all lived happily ever after. Till their house owner at them The End. Story by Anthony Waberski 1st Class. Ms. J. Hayes. Once upon a time, on a freezing winter’s day , my granddad and I walked. It was a cold but sunny day. We had a plan to find a big Christmas tree. When we were looking at the tree, we Saw two huge deer. They were eating so we walked quietly. After five minutes they ran. We were excited about this meeting. Suddenly we found out Christmas Tree. Grandad cut the tree and then we went back home. The End. MY TRIP TO YOUGHAL Story by Jack Donoghue 2nd Class Ms. S. O’Connor We went to Youghal . We went out to the hotel at night. We went out to the bar. I got a drink of coke and next day we went to the Zoo. I saw lots of animals and there was a big, big, big buffalo bull and lots of other animals in the Zoo. We went home to the hotel that day. We went swimming and the gym. I lifted lots of heavy weights. Then we went home for foor. It was very nice and I joined a kid’s club. Everybody was nice. We played lots of fun games. It was very nice. Then we went home to Killarney. The Dinosaur that ate my homework Story by James Anderson 3rd Class. Ms. C. O’Sullivan. One day I came to school with no homework. “Please Miss – a dinosaur ate it “. If a dinosaur ate it, bring the dinosaur to school tomorrow” So I did. “Meet Soap-head , home-work eater” and then it ate all the school books in the world ! And that’s how homework became extinct instead of dinosaurs ! Story by Sabra Hickey 1st Class Ms. Bowler Once upon a time there was a girl. Her name was Holly. Holly loved Christmas, because she was born at Christmas. Holly was so excited to write her letter to Santa. Guess what Holly wanted as a present? A Puppy. She always wanted her own puppy and even had a name picked out. On Christmas morning Holly woke up to find Santa had left her a basket beside her bed. Out jumped a little puppy who she called “Louis”. The End. Story by Benjamin Kelleher 1st Class Ms. Bowler One day me and my friends went to a football match. It was Kerry against Cork and Kerry won the match, and then we went to meet Brendan Kealy and he signed our Jerseys, and we met Ciaran Donehy and they let us lift up the Sam Maguire and it was very heavy. They said when you are growing up you can play for the Kerry Team and we said yes and 5 years later we played for the Kerry Team. The End. Christmas Eve Story by Emily O’Shea Snr. Infants; Ms. Doona It was snowing. It was cold. I left out cookies for Santa and I left carrots for Rudolf. Then I heard something. I went down stairs. Then I saw Santa. He covered me with his hat. He clapped and he disappeared. The End. Story by S. Repon, 5th Class Ms. Ryan, Hi my name is Lizzie Emma O’Sullivan. I am 9 yrs old. I go to St. Oliver’s N.S. in Killarney. I love to draw and write books. This is my first book I ever finished . It is short because it is all about me. You might read some of my books who know. I know one of my books are going to be called The Cookie Thief and the Detective. There is another one, oh yeah, it is called the Secret Tunnel Through the Library. They will be great I promise. I will be having a brother named Joey. My best friend is Jasmine Smith and Chloe Goulding. We love going on adventures and solving mysteries . We also love to cook, be detectives/spies and play sports. Oh its time to go. Hope you like my future books ! Lizzie. The Nosey Santa Story by Skyler Hamilton 1st Class. Ms. C. O’Sullivan. One day a little girl named Samantha, she was excited for Santa. She was finished her note. She went to bed. Then she heard a thump. Then she tiptoed behind the door. She saw Santa. She was amazed. Then she told her friends, but then they didn’t believe her . You can’t see Santa he is Magic. Then she told her mum I saw Santa. You can’t see him , he is magic. Then she wrote a note . I Love You. The End. Seasons Poem by Colm Looney, 6th Class Mr. Galvin. Summer days are long and warm With coloured flowers and bee’s a swarm Winter days are short and cool When it snows we don’t go to school Autumn days are in between The most colourful trees you’ve ever seen Spring is the season of birth and living With new green buds a time of beginning. Doctor Maisy A Story by Eimir Kearney 1st Class Ms Bowler. Maisy and Tallulah are dressing up. “Hello Dr. Maisy, Hello Nurse Tallulah”! Tallulah listens to Maisy’s heartbeat. Baboom Baboom !!. Ha Ha. That tickles ! Panda feels ill, Maisy listens to his heartbeat to Baboom, baboom. Maisy checks panda’s temperature, poor panda- he’s very hot. Maisy takes panda up stairs and puts him to bed. There, there Panda. Get well soon. Oh Maisy, is that Tallulah calling ? Don’t run on the stairs. Maisy watch out Tallulah. Oops!! Tallulah is all right, but Maisy has hurt her nose. Nurse Tallulah wraps Maisy’s nose in a bandage. There, that’s better ! Bye-Bye Nurse Tallulah. Bye Bye Dr Maisy. CHRISTMAS Story by Antoan Donachev 3rd Class; Ms.M.Chute. Christmas is really fun because you get presents and mostly because it was the day Jesus was born thousands of years ago. Christmas is nice because your family gets together and you celebrate. Well I have no idea what I’m getting from Santa this year but something will come into my head. Our Christmas play this year is awesome. Its about six children who find the Christmas Star . They go to the policeman, astronomer and Santa Claus. At Christmas we have lots of nice things to eat for dinner, umm, I’m getting hungry, I can’t wait . Every time Santa comes I give him milk and a cookie . Well I leave it on the table and he eats a bit and drinks a bit. I can’t wait till it’s Christmas. I’m thinking of getting a video game I don’t know . I can’t wait for the food . I wish it was Christmas. I SEE A MAGPIE Story by Liam Hennigan 2nd Class. Ms Sinead O’Connor. My name is Liam, I see a magpie. Oh no I only see one. I think I’m going to get bad luck which I do.
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