Our stories about our experiences running the cross country.
At the
start line……………
At the start line I felt like I was going to win. I could see
people. They were cheering for me.
By Parth
I came 5th in the cross country. Ody
came 6th. I pretended there was a tiger chasing
me. I heard most people cheering loudly
for me. I saw that I was coming 5th. I felt I was running like a cheetah.
By Tim
At the start line I felt excited because I was going to run
the cross country. I could see lots of people coming and I could see people
cheering for me.
By Benit
I felt like I wanted to be first. I heard Mum and Dad cheering
for me when I was running the cross country.
At the start of the race I felt I didn’t wasn’t to come last. I tried my best to beat Thomas but I couldn’t
beat Thomas. He was too fast at the end.
I finished the race and I didn’t come last.
By Adel
At the start line I felt happy because I was going to go and
run the cross country. I was running as
fast as I could go.
By Gemma
I felt like I was as fast as the wind at the start but I was
also nervous too. I was faster than Thomas.
I heard cheering and shouting for me.
I felt great, I was trying my best. I heard my parents cheering and the
other kids too. It was amazing because I
came second. I got a medal. It was fun. By Jongyoon
I felt full of energy at the start line. I was so happy
because I wanted to be champion of all.
When I ran I felt like I was going to be 5th. I could see my Dad and Mum and my Dad said
“keep running’. When I was at the finish
line Parth tried to beat me, but I beat Parth.
By Iman
At the start line I was excited. I had lots of energy. I can see lots of adults and children
cheering. I can hear lots of cheering.
By Baxter
I felt worried at the cross country because someone was in
front of me but when I saw my brother cheer, I ran faster and I got a
medal. I saw people holding red flags so
we know where to go. I heard people
cheering for me. I felt really proud of myself.
By Lala
When the cross country happened I heard people cheering for me
and Mr Harrison calling out. I saw a
goal post, hay bales and other children.
I felt happiness coming into my heart.
I could feel my heart getting happier and happier when my mum cheered
for me. When the cross country was over
mum got a book.
By Clara
On cross country day I felt scared. Daisy and I ran together but I came before
Daisy and we sat together. At the end of my race I stayed with my Mum and
brother and friend and sister.
By Nevaeh
At the start line I felt excited because I was hoping to win
the cross country. I heard people cheering for me. I saw my brother. I felt a hand on my back.
By Brodie
A the start line I felt excited because I was hoping to win,
but I didn’t win. I felt worried at the
cross country because someone was in front of me but when my sister cheered I
ran faster. When I crossed the finishing
line I was really tired. My mum clapped
for me. My mum was proud.
By Ruby
When I had got to the cross country I felt like I was going to
win. It looked easy. I felt like a bear in a race. “On your mark! Go!” shouted Mr Harrison. I ran very fast but not as fast as my
friends. I ran faster, faster and faster
but I tripped. I saw my friends run past.
I heard my mummy yelling “go Daisy go, go, go Daisy go.” I ran to the hay bales. I felt worried and happy. “Mum” I said before I finished “Thomas won”.
By Daisy
