Polarville

       It was a freezing cold snowy day in Polarville. A very usual day . The temperature was -10 F. It was so cold you could get frost bite iif not dressed properly. Everyone has rosy red cheeks from the cold and as you spoke to your friends your breath form ice words that float to your friend. It is a beautiful snowy day as we go work.

        In Polarville everyone works at making snowcones, peppermints, rock candy, and of course chocolate to make our favorite drink. Hot Cholocate it is a sweet tasty beverage that warms you down to your bones. Snow burgers and frost dogs are the favorite foods in Polarville. They go great with snow fries and ice ketchup.

      The snow mountains surround Polarville making it the best snowboarding place on the continent of Antartica. The city sits on a plain that makes a perfect ice skating. No one walks in Polarvile. Everyone skates. snowshoes, or cross country ski to get from one place to another. If you have to travel far you would take a snowmobile no trucks, buses,or car in Polarville. No air-pollution over Polarville. The continental glacier is our water source. It has been here since the last Ice Age and still is as pure as can be. The crystal blue glacier sparkles like a perfect summer day.

     The icy gingerbread houses are colorfully decorated with gum drops, icing, candy crystals roofs, cinnamon windows, popcycle icicles, and candy canes doors. The streets are lit up with lollipop lights. Snowman shaped traffic signals let the skaters, snowshoerers, and cross country skiers know when to stop and when to go. No accidents ever happen in Polarville.

    The worst natural disasters are blizzards which can cause avalanches to come roaring down the snow mountains that surround the village. Ice storms with hail the size of a minivan ! Eveyone one in the world knows about the iceburg that broke off Polarville that sank the Titanic.

    Only everygreen trees are in Polarville. White pine trees, blue spruce, and fir trees grow all over Polarvilel . Polar bears, huskies, walrus,seals and penguins are our favorite pets.

    So dress warmly and come to visit us in Polarville where Christmas is celebrated every Sunday.

 

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-- by all the students who braved the snowstorm and came to school.

Ravina, Robert, Jacob, Russel, Tyler, Jordan, Nathan

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