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Zoos Are Bad!

The Zoos are not helping the animals learn, why do we have them?

The magic of zoos is dying, and people are forgetting the animals are the most important things there. strongly suggest that the zoos are harmful to the animals. I would truly introduce the idea to abolish them.

The cages are horrible, would you like to be kept in your back yard with little shelter but a shed and maybe a tree? We may as well go to Africa to see the animals happy, it would cost the same amount. 

Never the less, the animals are in agony. The humans feed them and even if they were put back in the wild, they would still rely someone to bring them food. It would also disqualify the instinct to fight off predators and to attack prey.

Next time you go to a zoo, ask your self, are the animals happy? How would you feel to be taken         away from your family?                                                                                                                           

Meg

Meg's Nana

Although she is old, her grip is strong and protective. Her smile is cheery, not forced like Mum's. She wears a lot of gold jewellery: Earrings, bracelets, and watch. Nana is a very cheerful woman, and she is always talking. She likes to take walks, visit grand children and swimming. She lives in Australia.

By Meg 

Playing Hard ⚽️

Jumping out of bed I rush to my draws and shrug on my Rangers jersey and pull on my shorts. I grab my socks and walk to the kitchen. What do you think? Weet-Bix or cereal? I lunge for the Weet-Bix and munch it down.

After eating I pull on my boots and run to the car. Strapping myself in I sit back to enjoy the ride to Neil Park. It's frosty- cold at the fields so I jog round to get warmed up. Honestly, I don't think that milo warmed me up at all.

When all the team has got there, we start passing the ball to get fitter before the game. Then the opponents come over. 'Are you Rangers Leopards?' Is what they're gonna ask. Sure enough it is. Finally, it's time to get started. I slide, slip, tackle, dribble, jump, every thing. I really love it cos I get all muddy. It's great!

After the game we go home, but before we go it's time for the usual question: ' can Natalie come over to ours?' And the usual answer, ' not today' oh well, but man! Soccer is such fun!

A Break From the Children

The soccer ball stands lonely in the goal,
The wind ripples the football net as the wind flows casually past,
Over grown grass gives way to a gigantic thistle,
Dandelions stand up proudly, their petals splayed beautifully.
By Meg