Converting improper fractions

Mackenzie's writing

I'm awakened by the stairs creaking

The door slowly opens is someone peaking?

The places to hide are all too small

From the bathroom something crashing

Crashing, Crashing

Footsteps slowly creaking down the unlit hall

Baby's screams fill the house

Which once was quiet as a mouse

To mum's room I sprint to be a hero

But suddenly I'm falling

Falling, Falling

Now all I see is zero

Awoken by a blinding light

Facing mum who's bound up tight

Where's the man she claims to love?

The vehicle suddenly stops

Stopping, Stopping

The back door opens with a shove

Dad is thrown on the floor

Two men jump in and shut the door

Drunken Dad won't be quiet

Dad starts thrashing

Thrashing,Thrashing

This thrashing man creates a riot

The men's orders are loud and clear

Mum starts crying, please be quiet dear!

A gun is aimed at his head

Voices getting louder

Yelling,Yelling

Voices getting louder, there's a lot to be said

Thoughts are flying through my head

I think it's time to go to bed

A perfect idea comes to mind

As the single bullet flies i jump

Jumping, Jumping

Suddenly I'm blind

Mackenzie

Treaty

High Ropes course - Mackenzie

                                        High Ropes course

The high ropes course helped with our teamwork by making us trust the people in our teams get you up safely and let us down slowly. It also helped our teamwork by working together to pull someone up,particularly if that person was scared of heights.It  also helped with our fear of hights if we had one by making us pull our own ropes to release us on the swing.

My favourite activity was the huge giant's ladder because it was very challenging and you had to think about a good strategy to make it to the top.When you finally got to the top it felt like I was on top of the world, but it was also a great feeling when your feet hit the ground and you could carry your own weight.One thing that could have been improved was our listening because  sometimes we got a little off task.

5 Reasons I Would Want to be a Hungarian Citizen - Mackenzie