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KS1 Story
 

Class 6

 

 

Once upon a time there was an underground house that was half bad and half good. The good side was clean and attractive and the bad side was dusty, scruffy and dark. There were vampires, pirates and Frankenstien on the dark side and a slave. The Queen and a princess on the good side which needed to be rescued….

 

 

Class 5

 

In a far away land there lived a tall, handsome, charming prince who loved cooking curry and chocolate cake. One day when there was a rainbow, the prince set off to deliver the cake and curry in his Ferrari. As he reached the underground house he heard “oooh argh” and screaming followed by stomping of feet. “Oh no, my princess!” said the prince.

 

Class 4

 

The prince shouted to the princess “throw your hair out of the window.” She flung out her hair and the prince stated to climb up the building. As he came to the window he passes the princess the curry and chocolate cake.

 

Class 3

 

Just then, Frankenstien kicked the door open and ate the curry in one big gulp. Smoke started coming out of his ears. “Argh, its too hot! I need the cohoclate cake to cool my mouth down” said Frankenstien. The princess and prince grabbed the cake and ran as fast as they could out of the door…

 

Class 2

 

They all ran away and begum eating the chocolate cake. They never came back but they did find a new castle, it was pretty and it had the real prince and princess in. the king of the castle asked the prince and princess to get married but they didn’t want to get married, because the princess had smelly feet. The king ordered everyone to the top of the castle….

 

Class 1

 

“you must get married” he ordered them. “Because we want a super party to cheer everyone up, especially with the credit crunch!” So they reluctantly agreed. The party was amazing and people came from far and wide. The new ‘Mr and Mrs’ lived happily ever after.

 

 

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