Making Our Own Characters!

By Anonymous -
Hello Bloggers,
Last week we made our own creatures using Build Your Wild Self.
My creature's name was Greagle, A Bald Eagle crossed with a
Girrafe! We had to describe it's looks, actions and personality traits.
We made a Y-Chart Plan for our creatures.
Here's Mine!


After our plan, we made a whole character description on our character.
Check Mine Out!

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Greagle
Greagle is a bat crossed with a giraffe crossed with a bald eagle. Greagle can use echolocation and wears human clothes! Greagle has horns and he finds them really annoying. Greagle has silky smooth hair and wears a pink
T-shirt. Greagle flies around and hits birds with his extra-long legs. He is very good friends with his good mate Devaca. Greagle likes to brag about his blonde hair with Devaca. Greagle and Devaca enjoy secretly flying around Waikowhai Primary School. Greagle is a very mischievous creature. He acts nice around people but he gets in to alot of trouble with his friend Devaca. Greagle’s favourite food is cheese pizza.

 I hope you enjoyed reading my description. Feel free to comment on my work.

 Blog You Later!

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 2, 2017 at 10:22 AM

    Hi Anuk, it's Ben. I really liked Greagle and the special parts of his body. It really made me think of if I had different body parts. Maybe you could put some more actions for Greagle in your Y-Chart. If you want to check my learning here is my blog: http://wpsbenl.blogspot.co.nz/

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