Room 1 students in Blenheim have been playing with words.

They took any word and reversed it. Then they had to make a dictionary entry for their new word. Here are there examples

Drib (dr-ib)

Noun: A ten-legged animal

Sentence: A drib is an animal with ten small legs

Eert (ee-rt)

Adjective: silly

Noun: Story

Sentence: An eert is a silly story that makes everyone laugh.

Ecilop (ec-i-lop)

Verb: fast

Noun: runner

Sentence: An ecilop is a very fast runner at the Olympics who breaks world records.

Loohcs (Loo-hcs)

Noun: flower

Sentence: A loohcs is a flower that grows in a garden.

Noocar (noo-car)

Noun: spots on fruit

Sentence: Noocars are the tiny little spots on a mandarin.

Raey (ray)

Verb: a type of radar

Sentence: A raey is a type of radar only on your phone

Aedi (A-e-di)

Noun: a tiny bit of metal

Sentence: an aedi is a little tiny bit of metal that is used I an electric pen, and it makes the pen work.

Bmal (b-mal)

Noun: A digging animal

Sentence: A bmal digs holes in the clouds to find cloudapillars to eat.