In our class, we were inspired by a woman named Cindy Jenson Elliott to create this piece of writing. But first, since she’s an author, we had to read her epic book she wrote. I hope you like mine!!!
One floating rock finds a way to have craters. It shimmers in the dark shady sky, it peers out and one tattered rock wedges into the rocky surface hovering above the earth. The Meteors scatter
across the rocky ground and spread. Craters are formed.
One floating rock finds a way to orbit. It circles around our earth, well the earth circles the sun.
One floating rock finds a way to be a night light. It’s a spot light that glimmers throughout the pale night sky, while we’re all snug in our beds.
One floating rock finds a way to have a force. It swirls around earth and passes by the sun every 27 days. The flare of the sun pulls the moon close, but the earth has force to! That’s how the moon stays in place well circling the earth.