My Eastern Beach recount

YAHOO!!! The day had finally come. The whole school was going to Eastern Beach. I brought my grandma with me. First we had to line up in front of the bus. I told my grandma to stay close and then everyone had to walk in to the bus one by one. I was tired of waiting so when the teacher wasn’t looking I ran to my seat. I found a seat near my friend and we were talking so much the person who was sitting with us was really annoyed. Next thing we knew we had reached our destination. We sat in our class line and the principal told us the rules. I went to my grandma and we started to munch our morning tea. It was delicious. When I finished eating I started to chat with my grandma then my friends started to chase me but they caught me and giggled “Come lets go play”. I replied “Okay let’s play”.

While we were playing I saw a huge tree to climb. When I was in the tree my teacher Mrs Anderson took a picture of me. She had to stay on the grass because she was looking after all the kids who were swimming. One of my friends tried to climb the same tree but it was too hard for him so he found another tree that he could climb. Then my other friend said “Come let’s go skim some shells.” I climbed down and we all went to skim shells but my one wouldn’t bounce at all so I said “I’m not playing.” My friends said “Just try once more please” and when I did it, it worked! I was so happy it worked I shouted“Awesomeness!!” Soon I got really hungry so I went to munch my lunch. It was yummy. “I’m ready to play!” I called out.

I taught my friend to climb the big tree but he just got a little bit high because he was scared. I was laughing like crazy. I looked up and saw everyone packing up. “I think we're leaving now” I said to my friend I ran to my teacher I asked her and she said “Not yet Aryan.” I ran over to my grandma and started to talk to her and while we were talking I saw my friend reading his book. His eye shot to me he came and gave us a challenge from his book it was very hard. Later when it was time to go everyone packed up and made sure there was no rubbish on the ground. We climbed onto the bus and sat down. Everyone looked tired so it was a good thing we were going home. When we reached our destination my grandma signed me out of school and the two of us walked home slowly talking about our day at the beach.