Where is Chris?!

It was a sunny day and Danny, Emily and Chris decided to go camping at the beach. When they asked their mum she was shocked and instantly said NO. They had no idea why mum was so strict about this.

One night, they snuck out of the house with camping gear, hoping their trip would be worth the risk of getting in trouble, but they didn't know what they were in for. As they walked closer to the beach, more and more excitement grew. Suddenly, all in a flash the kids had reached the beach and realised something had gone wrong. Someone was missing.

Chris must have run off, while they were walking. Danny quickly pulled out his phone and frantically started dialing, until he noticed, no signal. Emily instantly realised this was a very big mistake. “Think!” she thought to herself.

There was nothing else to do but to tell their parents, so they followed the tracks back to their house. Along the way there were many obstacles but that didn’t stop them from getting back home. Arriving at the doorstep, Emily pushed open the door ran to her parents room and found that no one was there.


In the end they did find their parents and Chris and from then on they listened to their mum and dad.

THE END

Uretiti Beach

“Finally!” We had arrived at Uretiti camping ground! It was near a gorgeous beach.

Soon we got to go to the beach. Running up the sand dune, I could hear the waves crashing against the shore. “Hey! Wait up!” said my brother from a distance. I just ignored him and continued up the sand dune.

As I got closer and closer to the water, the more I wanted to jump in. Diving into the water, a shiver went up my spine. It was quite cold. My cousin brang his board with him so we could catch a ride into shore from the waves.

After playing on the board, my dad and I started diving for pipis. We found a great spot full of them. As I dug my foot into the sand I felt a little prick. I quickly dived down and grabbed it while trying to get away from the wave.

It had been a wonderful day out at the beach. Around 7’o, clock we had to go back to the caravan. I hoped that we could go tomorrow.