Do you love bunnies? Read this blog post!

Why I Should Have an American   

             Dwarf Bunny

Attention David Richard Monds!

Intro - It has been so hard settling into the life of Christchurch. I miss Nelson very much and even though I have wonderful friends in Marshland, I actually feel quite lonely. Having a cat is cool, but having an American Dwarf Bunny is amazing. They are cute, fluffy and adorable! If you're still not convinced, you must listen to these reasons.

P1 -

Bunnies make such wonderful companions, especially when I might be feeling a bit down. The best thing about american dwarf bunnies is that they will listen very intently when I need to talk. Sometimes, I feel like I can’t talk to anybody about my everyday problems, like school, sleep and homework. A bunny can fix that. They don’t disagree with your opinion about what you think about school and people. At the end of the day, I will have no more worries and a fluffy bunny to cuddle.

P2 -

Time to get into the scientific stuff. Apparently, patting a bunny reduces stress! Scientists demonstrate that just by watching an animal reduce Cortisol, the stress hormone and increases Serotonin, the happy molecule. The American Dwarf Bunny can live for a very long time, 10 -  12 years! The average bunny lives for only 9 years. One more thing, don’t let your bunny out into the wild because it will only live for 2 years.

P3 - Another good thing about American Dwarf bunnies, is that they are quite easy to look after. Sure, I will have to move the cage around to places on the lawn and feed her/him every day, but I will do this all for fun and not for money because he/she is my responsibility. They are super easy to litter train, not like dogs who poop in the house for a month before they are toilet trained. Luckly, they only need to be fed twice a day and you will only see the vet twice in a year.

Conclusion -

I hope that my argument might have made you slip a little, so that I can get an american dwarf bunny. I will respect your opinion if you say no. But I will rejoice and laugh with pleasure if you say yes. So, I will ask the question. Can I pretty please with a cherry on top have an American Dwarf bunny?

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Ni hao! My name is Lucy and I am a student at marshland school. For literacy, we have been doing persuasive writing. This one is to my parents. I want them to get me an american dwarf bunny. 

I hope this is a good piece of writing. Tell me what I could improve. 

Whats your favourite animal? 

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Its NZSL Week!

 Kia ora, bloggers! 1 more day of school! Today for writing we had to learn about sign language since it is NZSL week. I decided to do a video explaining how to do the days of the week. I learned from this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=52&v=ELChsytdKDw&feature=emb_logo

What are some other ideas for NZSL week? Blog you later.

Lets do some Origami!

Hi bloggers! My name is Lucy and I am a student at marshland school. This is a piece of instructional writing. I did this piece of work a long time ago, so I thought I should post it before it got to old. Do you want to learn how to do origami? Say an origami swan? Well, scroll through this slide and follow the directions to make a swan. If you are a little confused by my instructions, then there is a video at the end which you can see what I do. I would like some feedback for my work.

Did I do a good job or do I need to work on my instructions skills?

Feel free to comment!