Production Recount

LI:To write a recount and mark it. For writing this week we had to write down a recount about the school production. First we had to plan the recount. Then we had 40 minutes to write down the recount about the school production. When I finished my recount I read the recount so that it can make sense. When it was the next day we had to mark a group's work. My group marked Fui's work. Once we marked Fui's work Mr Ogilvie marked the 4 people who got the highest score.

The School Production

The whole school and I was practising for the dance for the 60th celebration of PBS. We practised because we had to perform on 2 nights where audiences had to come to look and our performances. On Monday’s, Wednesday’s and on Friday’s we practised with Zoey at the hall. Zoey teached us some dance moves and we had to copy her. When we practised with Zoey we did the dance with music.

We kept on trying to get the dance correct without looking at each other.

One day Misses Berk came and gave some of us some provided costumes for the dance. Some groups had to bring their own clothes. The dance that my group was doing was the Single Ladies dance. Whenever we went to practise we had to make 3 lines. The line started from Dougie group, Harlem Shake group, Whip and Nae Nae group, Party group, Gangnam group and Single Ladies group. We had to make sure we were looking at the audience when it was the 2 nights.

When it was the first night we had to come at 6:00 so that we could get dressed. We made sure that we smiled and looked at the audience. If we made mistake on the dance we had to keep on going. On stage we had the lights on us so that we could perform. When I danced I didn’t look at anyone except for the audience. At the same time I was nervous and happy. When we finished the whole dance we had to go outside and go back inside for the other group to dance. For the next night of the production we had to do the same things. This was one of my favourite nights because it was a time for the school to shine and show the audiences our dances.