Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Matilda

Hortensia was still telling Matilda and Lavender about the Chokey. Hortensia did not go there one time. She was sent there twice. The second time she went to the Chokey she was in there for a whole day of school. When she came out, she had scratches and cuts all over her. She looked like she was in a war. She was also going completely insane when she came out. She was sent to the Chokey just because she had pigtails. Ms.Trunchbull went crazy if she saw pigtails.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Matilda

Matilda and her friend, Lavender, where at the playground. They came across a 10 year old girl whose name is Hortensia. Hortensia introduced herself and began telling a story about The Choker. It's a box 10 feet tall and you can't sit down or squat because it's only10 inches wide.3 of the walls are made of cement with small broken bits of glass and the door had sharp nails so you can't move around.Hortensia was once sent to the Chokey and she said it was horrible.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Matilda

After leaving Ms. Trunchbull's office, Ms. Honey returned to her classroom and gave Matilda some 5th grade books on all the subjects of school. After school, Ms. Honey had a conference with Matilda's parents. Ms. Honey asked them if they were exited that Matilda was smarter than the other students, but they didn't care at all. Matilda's dad asked if Matilda was already in trouble, but Ms.Honey said that Matilda was her best student.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Matilda

Miss Honey was amazed by how smart Matilda was, so she went to Miss Trunchbull. Miss Trunchbull was a mean, ugly headmistress. All the students and teachers were afraid of her. Miss Honey told her about Matilda Wormwood. Miss Trunchbull remembered getting a car from Matilda's dad and that he told her that she was a pain in the neck. Miss Trunchbull thinks Matilda is a big troublemaker. Miss Honey tries to tell Miss Trunchbull that Matilda is a good girl, but she didn't listen.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Matilda

It's Matilda's 1st day of Kindergarten. She was doing everything like a 6th grader and the other 5 year-olds didn't know what she was doing. Matilda was already multiplying and she said she liked reading Narnia books and Charles Dickens books. She was in the bottom class, too! Her teacher, Ms. Honey, was wondering how the heck Matilda was so smart.