AUTUMN

Room 13 have been thinking about what Autumn means to them. We have used lots of adjectives to describe Autumn.
WHAT DOES AUTUMN MEAN TO YOU?

Autumn feels like crunchy leaves in my hand.
Autumn looks like pretty leaves falling from the trees.
Autumn sounds like whistling of the wind in the leaves on the trees.
But it is COLD. Brrrrrr.
By Isobel

Autumn feels like slipping on warm and fluffy cosy slippers.
The leaves feel like sharp things under your bare feet.
Autumn feels like putting on my warm pink fluffy dressing gown.
Autumn feels like sitting by a blazing fire.
Autumn looks colourful and pretty.
The leaves look like orange and red and brown stars.
Autumn sounds like crunching leaves.
Autumn sounds like somebody whistling when the wind blows through the trees.
By Josephine

Autumn feels like hot steaming Milo in the morning.
It is cold and freezing while you wait.
Autumn looks like really colourful leaves falling from the trees.
Autumn sounds like extremely heavy rain on the roof.
Autumn sounds extremely crunchy when you stand on a leaf pile.
By Callum

Autumn feels like leathery leaves and spiky leaves in front of my eyes.
Autumn looks like stalky leaves gliding, grenading like an army.
Autumn sounds like leaves on the roof while I’m asleep.
Autumn sounds like the crackling of the fire when Bella is by it.
By Max

You can read more of our writing by clicking on the link to Room 13 writing 2008