27 March 2021
Posted by Tabby Hayward
11-14 group - 16 attending
15-18 group - 13 attending
In our final workshop before Easter, we were looking at creating a final adventure for our time travellers!
As time travel adventures could fit in brilliantly to submit to the Wilbur and Niso Smith Foundation 'Author of Tomorrow' adventure writing competition, we started by looking at this competition, what makes a great adventure story, and some of the previous winning and commended stories from last year's anthology.
Inspired by this, the young writers thought about these questions...
What is your time traveller’s final adventure?
Where do they go on this final adventure and why?
What will they have discovered by the end of their adventures (about the world/about time/about themselves?)
How will they have changed?
Will they have succeeded in what they set out to do?
Who/what do they have to say goodbye to?
Do they get home? How will they get home?
Mason chased after the golden egg, it rolled over the grass
and did not show any signs of slowing down. Mason was only 3 but he wasn't
going to give up this easily, however what he didn't know was that Emma, his
older sister, had the egg attached to a piece of string and was pulling it away
from him the closer he got to the golden egg.
BY JASMINE
Trevoretta (Trevor's sister) went egg hunting. They tried to
find an egg but couldn't find one.
"OH CURSE THIS ROTTEN EGG HUNT!"
"Calm down," a voice came from the shadows.
"Follow this voice"
Trevoretta followed it to an egg.
"Here"
Trevoretta was delighted. Until the egg exploded into fart
spray. BY SAFIR
It was a lovely day, the sun was out and there was a slight
breeze. We'd picked a great day for our annual hunt. I'd already picked up 10
eggs, most of which I have devoured on the route to the next one. As we were
walking, I saw a slight glimpse of gold foil in the grass opposite. "Got
ya!" I shrieked, and ran towards the egg. Everyone else followed close
behind, a lot of sighing from those who hadn't yet gotten an egg. I'm an expert
at this. I ran towards it but as I approached, it seemed to of moved. "It
must just of been the wind" I muttered, giggling. However as I moved even
closer towards it, it moved again. What? That was confusing. I reached towards
it again. This time, a scream let out. "AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH" the
egg started running. I sprinted towards it. "AAAAAAAHHH DON'T CATCH
ME" the egg spoke. I sprinted towards it. "come. here. now." I
sternly spoke to this mysterious egg. It disappeared into the distance. BY ALEX
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