About Mr G's story and our Bubble School Discussion


 Hi Mr G,

Some of us in Bubble School have been discussing the ending of your Story about the 'Real True Story about the 3 Little Pigs'.

We feel you have written an exciting story with great characters - but, Mr G, the ending needs to change as it doesn't quite make sense. You could spruce it up a bit!

We have decided to help you out with some ideas! Please see our suggested draft ideas below Mr G.






Comments

  1. Hi Kererū! You guys are so clever writing a new ending for Mr G's story. I read his story too and I thought 'hmmm, I think someone could fix this ending'. It's good that you told us it was a 'successful arrest'. From Mrs Loye

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  2. Thanks my friends in Bubble School. I wondered if anyone would notice that I didn't finish it very well. I guess I left the reader wanting to know more. I really like how Khizer made sure that people knew it was a successful arrest. I also like Conor's idea of getting a crane to catch the wolf. It would really help I think.
    Thanks for giving me feedback guys.
    Mr G

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  3. Hi Connor, Akshay and Khizer
    Lovely to see you. Thank you Mr W for sharing their ideas. I actually thought the same thing, Mr G needs to get his blue pen out and do some editing on his story, because that is what all good writers do. I am so happy that he has these three boys to help him out. I love the suggested endings you have come up with, all of them help make the story so much more interesting.
    Petra

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  4. That's great feedback guys! I was particularly impressed with Mr G's story too, because I was mentioned in it, along with Petra, how cool is that! Keep up the great work at bubble school, you had great ideas to share for Mr G's story. I suppose not all arrests are successful are they?
    Anna

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