You have 100 words to write a short story about a superhero. It could even be a member of your family or someone you have invented.
Our focus is to use a wide range of punctuation correctly within our writing.
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This week's 100 word challenge is linked to Children in Need. There are lots of superheroes in the world (they don't have to always wear a cape).
You have 100 words to write a short story about a superhero. It could even be a member of your family or someone you have invented. Our focus is to use a wide range of punctuation correctly within our writing.
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thomas
13/11/2015 07:49:53 am
My super hero is … MY WONDERFUL DADDY, because every night he says to me on Saturday do you want to have a farther son night, down the cricket club (basically so he can go on the booze). But I find it rather amusing because it annoys my mam. My mam is always like this “go on then” but inside she is like great he is out at the mucky pub again. At least he is spending quality time with his superb son. And when we go home at about 9:30 he says “do you want a domino’s pizza son.”
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:42:36 am
A very honest account there Thomas. Good use of brackets. Don't forget to punctuate your speech.
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Liam M
13/11/2015 09:58:49 am
A man who lived at Escomb called Dane was in the army but got fired, he hadn’t had a job since, so he thought out loud “I want to save people” but how could he do that? “Maybe I could help someone like do someone’s shopping”. One day that happened... there was an old lady crossing the road and there was a bus coming towards her so he ran as fast as lightning and pulled her out the way. Everybody was cheering, he was a hero and was in the newspaper. His new job was now saving people and his new name was Super Underpants.
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:43:21 am
Good work Liam!! You are beginning to use a wide range of punctuation within your writing.
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Ruby o
14/11/2015 07:52:10 am
(Super Lizzie) Is my best friend shy is all ways there when i wont her. Lizzie is very fury and she blends in with the carpet. she is a dog and i love her to pieces. Super Lizzie is black and (NEWCASTLE)
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:44:30 am
A good effort at punctuating this piece of writing Ruby. We will be working on brackets again in the upcoming weeks.
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LucyB
15/11/2015 02:24:57 am
It was a new day, the sun was shining bright, and the flowers were blooming. A beautiful day in New York, as always. Sally was strolling along the stone path, as she noticed something strange, something that she had never noticed before in all 15 years of her life. A person, a girl standing on top of the Statue of Liberty. "What are you doing up there?"...There was know answer. "Well who are you?" Still know answer....
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:45:21 am
Lovely work Lucy! Good use of the comma throughout.
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kate Sunter
15/11/2015 04:43:00 am
In a small town, that no-one knew about named ‘Superville,’ lived a little girl all alone because her parents were on a mission. Not knowing what she was capable of, she decided to run a bath even though she was two. Minutes later, she was out of the bath and sitting down having a sandwich. Suddenly, the door opened, she thought it was her parents but little did she know it wasn’t. It was a robber trying to steal her parent’s gold award for super respect but the little super hero teleported in front of the robber and trapped him!
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:45:48 am
Well done Kate. You have completed this week's challenge.
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daniel
15/11/2015 05:14:25 am
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:46:19 am
A good effort Daniel. Try to add a wider range of punctuation next time.
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deyla
15/11/2015 06:33:52 am
Anyone who does good things is my hero; to be a hero you don’t have to be: strong, fast or have super powers you just have to be kind. For example a friend could be your super hero; or your parents as they look after you. People who risk their lives for other people are definitely heroes… for instance in, wars soldiers are your heroes. Heroes don’t have to save the world for everybody, just make one person feel happy! It is not always easy to put somebody else first. It could mean that you end up in trouble though.
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:46:43 am
Good work Deyla. You have used a wide range of punctuation.
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Connor
15/11/2015 08:53:20 am
Clark Kent is an ordinary dude who works for the local news paper down the town but unknown to his colleges he has superhero powers. He can fly faster than a speeding bullet and has more power than a south bound freight train. He can leap tall buildings and see through steel. Whenever there is a crime taken place he uses his superhero powers and senses where it`s taken place. Off in a flash he runs into a telephone box and he changes into his superhero costume and fly`s off at hyper speed to fight the bad lads and take them off to the police station.
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:47:18 am
Well done Connor! You have written a lovely account about a superhero.
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Grace
15/11/2015 10:09:37 am
"Help super Sebby , help," a doll cried to the
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:47:56 am
Well done Grace. Try and include a wider range of punctuation next time.
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Scarlet
15/11/2015 11:21:36 am
My superhero is my Dad. He looks after me and my sister all week, taking us to school and swimming three days a week. He makes our tea sometimes. His hobbies are Photography and acting. He is learning to sing for the pantomime and I have been helping him with it as I am in the pantomime as well. I am an octupus. He is also making my costume and my sisters. He also helps me with my maths homework. He looks after me when I am ill and sometime gives us treats as everyone needs a treat sometimes!😀. Some times he is cross with me but I understand why as I can be naughty. I love my dad and he will be my hero forever.💙
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Mr Turner
25/11/2015 03:48:30 am
Good use of short/ complex sentences Scarlet within your writing. Try to use a wider range of punctuation.
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Lucas.Gaines
16/11/2015 11:16:27 am
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Amelia
16/11/2015 11:50:44 am
"Help me, help me! " screamed Paris, " I'm stuck in the ice and I can't swim."
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Alicia
16/11/2015 12:09:37 pm
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 04:15:45 am
Good work Alicia. You have completed your hero challenge including brackets.
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kelsi
17/11/2015 08:29:36 am
one day
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:58:33 am
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harry
17/11/2015 09:10:05 am
Meet Sid. Sid is a superhero although he is a dog; and he is made up. Anyway, Sid helps dogs when times are tough For instance, a dog is not being taken out for any walks; so Sid goes and helps them by taking them for a stroll himself.Sid also has owners of his own, but to them he is a normal dog living a normal life. All the dogs on the neighbor hood appreciated Sid's time and effort, so one day they all had a big party to....." Oi, Sid, walkies,good boy." It was all a dream...
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Sol
17/11/2015 10:01:35 am
Once upon a time there was a super hero called president horse legs.
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Casper
17/11/2015 12:32:15 pm
A great cry shook the world a hero was born, a baby named Clark Kent. (6 years later) ‘’Clark time for school’’ shouted Clarks mum, ‘’five more minutes’’ shouted Clark ‘’two’’ said a voice it was his father.
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:57:04 am
Super work Casper. You have used brackets within your writing.
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Tilly Bramhald
17/11/2015 12:47:27 pm
My hero is Pudsey. All of the children who have disabilities, diseases or do not have the right care, rely on Pudsey. Many people raise money to go to charities including children in need. Pudsey help raise thousands across the UK. Everyone recognises Pudsey with the classic dotted headband wrapped around the bright yellow mascot ‘ Pudsey.’ No one saves Britain like Pudsey does. The amount of money Pudsey has raised is unbelievable! Pudsey has been here for 30 years & it was his birthday this year! He has done a remarkable job like no other. All children in need, need a hero and Pudsey is the bear! He might not be your hero but he’s my HERO! This year he has helped raise over £37 million pounds and it’s still rising.
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:56:36 am
Good work Tilly. You have written about Pudsey the bear. There are some interesting facts here.
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ETHAN STOKES
18/11/2015 11:31:28 am
One miserable morning, two young boys were walking past the scrap yard and heard a loud unusual rumbling sound. Being nosey the two boys went over to check it out, the first one saw a rather large eye, soon the boys started to head back with dissapointment on their face but as soon as they turned their backs, monsters jumped out all over the place. One of the boys said “what should we do!”
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:54:51 am
Good use of fronted adverbials Ethan. Remember that you do not need to end the sentence to add brackets. This is the 'additional information' as part of the same sentence.
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Emma
18/11/2015 12:08:43 pm
It was just an ordinary day when Pudsy was taking a stroll down near the forest. Where there stood a hollow oak tree. He could hear a young girl calling "HELP HELP SOMEONE PLEASE !" Pudsy sprung into action and leapt up high and swirled into a super suit, and dashed toward the girl hanging from the tree branch. He lifted her to safety, she thanked pudsy. The news reporters came and introduced him, after what he did there came a company called children in need to help the young with problems (and people hanging from a tree.)
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:53:15 am
Great work Emma. You have used brackets and dialogue within your writing.
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Tilly R
4/12/2015 09:40:22 am
Once in a fishbowl lived a fan tail called Ava, she could talk, fly and breath out of water. I could only hear her talk but everybody else could see her fly, they were amazed by Ava. One normal day she decided to take a little stroll ( fly ) out of her fish tank , so she did. She flew round the house, with no cape on ( they don't have to always wear a cape ) so on and on she went round the house and Ava got too carried away. With her self. But soon she was back in her cage safe and sound.
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:52:48 am
Good work Tilly! You have used brackets within your writing.
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Emily
10/12/2015 08:55:48 am
A hero doesn't have to wear a cape, or have super powers they just have to be someone that you won't forget for what they did.My hero is Mr.Duncan Stewart.
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Mr Turner
26/2/2016 03:51:53 am
A wonderful recount of your hero Emily. I love the opening! Super work!
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