Mrs.Wynde brought Molly the dog in because we were choosing what pet we wanted in our classroom. Most people chose a dog and Mrs.Wynde said how hard keeping a dog is and then she said she was going to bring Molly the dog into the classroom. When Mrs. Wynde brought Molly in we played with the dog. She went sprinting around the classroom. Mrs. Wynde was right about keeping a dog in the classroom. When the workers were busy in the next classroom, Molly was barking non- stop and distracted us from doing most of our work. At recess we walked around the oval with her and then she was jumping all over us and she kept licking our faces. When it was the end of the day we went all sad because we had so much fun throughout the day. We hugged her tight and we said our good-byes and we went home.
By Jonathan
On Thursday 7th April Mrs. Wynde brought her dog, Molly. The reason she brought her dog was because first term is about pet care and Mrs. Wynde was showing all the people who voted for dogs how hard it was to have a dog in the classroom. We got to pat her, play fetch and walk her. Sometimes it was a bit frustrating because sometimes when we were doing our work Molly kept barking at us. When Molly did the barking Mrs. Wynde had to say in a loud voice, 'No, Molly.' When I first touched her fur it was soft and silky. We wished we could have Molly as our class pet but we know she is Mrs. Wynde's pet.
By Anne
