Tastes Of Summer - By Giselle

 

Its Cool To Be Nice (Blog Comment) - By Giselle

 

My Family Christmas Game - By Giselle

 

 

Building My Dam - By Giselle

 

My Kiwi Jingle - By Giselle

 

Kiwi Santa - By Giselle

 

Butterfly In the Night - By Giselle

When I was in my backyard I found flowers, twigs, leaves and sticks and with that I made a butterfly under a beautiful tree in the night sky.

It has orange leaves for wings, a black twig for its body and curled up orange leaves for its antennas. Behind my insect there is a tree made from a twig with light pink faded petals and blended orange leaves on it. On the top right corner there is a a flower to represent the moon and lastly I added tiny water droplets to act like stars. I call it ''Butterfly In The Night".

100 Giraffes and Two Men - By Giselle

'Clip clop'  'clip clop' giraffes lined one by one in a car park completely silent.

 'Clip clop' 'clip clop' to the top but once one fell they all toppled off. 

Two men at the bottom holding a king sized mattress oh boy when they look up they know this will be disastrous

     'Donk' 'Donk' 'Donk' the giraffes were saved as they landed on the mattress the giraffes went off it looking cool and fantastic can't say for the two men they looked flatten and Jurassic.

 The giraffes apologized and invited them for tea and cakes,

 people were staring and saying "for heaven sakes" They drank and ate and had a great time...then

 they all became friends 100 giraffes and two men

 THE END

Marc Chagall - By Giselle

                         Marc Chagall

Marc Chagall was born on the 7th of July 1887 in Liozna, Belarus and was a brother to eight siblings.  He died on March 28, 1985 after collapsing in his house in Saint Paul de Vence France at the age of 97. 

Marc Chagall is known for his beautiful art, which included Paintings, Pottery and Stained Glass. He even came up with his own quotes. Marc Chagall had two wives one name is Valentina Brodsky the other one's name is Bella Rosenfeld. Marc Chagall also had two kids, his son named David McNeil and is daughter named Ida Chagall who sadly died of cancer at the age of 78. 

 Marc Chagall would use two or three colors and he would professionally blend it to create a magnificent painting. I chose these two images because the first one called "I And The Village" has beautiful colours and the other one called "Le cirque bleu" has a beautiful colourful mermaid and colourful fish.