BR 2-07: The Rubbish Monster.

I read an illustrated book written by Kaye Umansky.

One summer day, students didn't feel working. Their teacher said "We need some fleash air. We will go to the park with our books." So they went to the park. However, when they got to the park, there was litter everywhere. The play park was full of rubbish.
"People are so untidy," teacher said. "We can clean it up," one student said. Everybody groaned, but teacher said "What a good idea. That's just what we will do." They all went back to school to get cleaning equipment.

When they got back to the park to clean. teacher took out a camera. "Then I will take another one when we have finished," he said. Everyone had a job to do. They worked hard all morning. When they had finished, the bags were full of rubbish. The park had never been so clean and tidy. Teacher took a photograph and he said to the children "You have done well."

That afternoon, the class made a big monster out of some of the rubbsh they had collected. It was huge. Next day, they go a big surprise. A newspaper reporter visit the children. He took their picture with a rubbish monster. This picture had been printed on the newspaper later.

I think they are good children. If I go to not clean park, I don't think that I have to clean this park. But they did. I won't through away rubbish after.

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Reference

book: Kaye Umansky. (2000). The Rubbish Monster. Story Street