Homework Diary Entry Essay

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Homework Diary Entry Adla Adu-Nsiah 6S 20/12/15 December Thursday 17th 2015, Today I woke with a sleepy start, with the alarm going BEEP, BEEP, BEEP make me want to scream. Well I started to get dressed when I noticed that my sister (Janiece) was still asleep, and that’s when I got an idea. At once I started tickling her as she twisted, turned and flopped up and down until she woke up. As usual I brushed my teeth got dressed (in full school uniform) and went downstairs to have breakfast. I had honey nut cornflakes which is my favourite so that made a happy. Then I raced up the stairs, did my hair properly made sure I looked good. Then I settled down to watch T.V. When it was time to go I quickly ran to use the toilet, then out the door I …show more content…

When my Mum was driving to the primary phase I saw my friends Sam and Kellie running up to me. I quickly said bye to my Mum and went to see them. We walked up the drive to breakfast club. I had butter on toast which was delish.Then we talked for some time, and then the whistle was blown to tidy up. As we usually did we helped the little children tidy up. When everything was clean we picked up our bags and walked to our classroom, 6S. More people had arrived so it was a bit of a hustle trying to hang up our coats and bags. We took out the things we needed and took them into 6S. It was class party today so people had brought in bags of food. Nearly everyone had come in so we did the register. It was 9:15 so the people that were doing the carol service had to go and practice their songs, which I was part of. We had a little bit of a surprise because years 7-11 were performing their dance to silent night which was absolutely awesome. By the time we got back the talent show had nearly started. Some of us had costumes that we wanted to change in but Miss Wood said there wasn’t enough time. So we complained to Miss Slatter, and because she super nice she gave us her keys and we ran upstairs to get

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