Super Shoes

Super Shoes

I strongly believe that they should be allowed, Super shoes should be allowed to be in the Olympics because it will help the run’s win. Like they have dreamt and the super shoes may help them run but they will only help a little. It is more you when you are running that makes you fast. 

 Firstly they will help you run and they will give you a better chance of winning and they will make you think you need to try hard. Super shoes will help you run and not that many people have super shoes but the ones that do they might have them but they are not allowed all types in the Olympics but I think that they should be all allowed because it will help them. 

In conclusion it will help the people that do the Olympics win because they make the people faster than they are. As a result they wanted to go fast, that is why we bought them but they know that not all types are allowed in the olympics.

 

Maddie

A Moment in time

A Moment in time

I was at the hot pool. Me and my little sister Alora played on the small yellow slides. All I could smell was the chlorine in the water. I could feel the cold water on my skin but it was a hot day so I was fine with it being cold and I could hear people laughing and Alora’s favourite slide was the green one. I like all of the slides but the red was my favourite. Casey my brother went on the big slides with mum and dad and I went on the small slides and Alora can go on the slides all on her own now and she is only two years old. By maddie

Current Events – Floods in Australia

Earlier this year, on Australia’s East Coast, there was a big flood. It was caused by heavy rain. Over the night of the flood, 24 people had to be rescued and there were over 2000 calls for help. ALso 4000 homes lost power because of the flood water hitting the power poles. Most affected were small towns called Taree and Newcastle in NSW, a state in Australia. Here is a link to the article.

APTOS, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 10: Gulls fly above breaking Pacific Ocean waves on January 10, 2022 in Aptos, California. The San Francisco Bay Area and much of Northern California continues to get drenched by powerful atmospheric river events that have brought high winds and flooding rains. The storms have toppled trees, flooded roads and cut power to tens of thousands. Storms are lined up over the Pacific Ocean and are expected to bring more rain and wind through the end of the week. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)