When Preston came he made us all laugh and he told us that we are all special.
he said that when we are born we’re not losers or winners we’re chosers.
he was very funny and he invited us to go to a church and we could listen to some live
music.
1.have you ever seen someone die?
2.have you ever killed someone?
3.are you married?
4.how did you become a gladiator?
5.what did you do before you became a gladiator?
He was born in 1652.
he was a sea man when he was young.
he was the manager of a plantation in Jamaica.
in 1701 his ship sank.
he was sent back to England.
he was on a boat called HMS cygnit.
he was the founder of shark bay.
he was born in England in a town called yoville.
he was a famous adventurer.
he wrote about hisadventures.
three things i liked my overall 1st term report
i think i did quite well because i didn’t get any yellow forms.
three things i liked
P.E, science & art.
any dislikes
maths.
two things i’ve improved in
being a good friend & science
i would like to improve
in art
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