The Bunyip

One early morning Cobar with grey, fuzzy hair, as fuzzy as panda fur, was cooking dinner. Kala with brown skin was searching for food when she heard an explosion Kala's house was burnt! Kala burst out the door behind her the the villagers sat around the house while the house was burning. Then the Bunyip appears he grabs Cobar and takes him away to the lagoon. Kala looks for him in the woods then Kala sees the Bunyip Kala sneaks up on the bunyip.

The terrifying Bunyip does not know that she is there. Kala has a plan. Kala kicks him in the hard, bony ankle the bunyip was down. Kala takess Cobar out of the lagoon. Cobar thanks Kala from rescuing him from the bunyip. Kala and Cobar and the villagers walked back to the village and cooked dinner.

Cobar was trying to find fish in the muddy, grassy lagoon when the terrifying, ferocious Bunyip awoke. The people were scared .They all rushed into their small, old houses. Suddenly there was a big, huge hungry Bunyip was sniffing for humans. Kala had a plan she lit a stick and threw it on the Bunyip back.
The Bunyip was burning then he was a big pile of dust.

The villagers and Kala and Cobar all stood around the big pile of dust as big as a house. Later that day Cobar ran in to the dark, spooky woods as dark as midnight and hid somewhere. Kala and the villages were looking for him and one of the people found Cobar then the villages and Kala found Cobar to. Then they all ran back to the small village.

They all went into the woodland and searched for long, tiny thing, fat sticks they all threw the sticks in the middle of the village. Kala finds a big long stick. Then she lit it and threw it on the pile of sticks and danced around it and never saw the Bunyip again.

Lauren C