Do some creative writing about lockdown, you can include, how boring it is, the safety that is holds. anything. max- 2 paragraphs. brainliest will be given to the best answer.

Here's my answer.

Explanation:

I wasn't exactly thinking I was going to be spending the rest of the school year watching netflix and playing video games but here we are. In March is when they said that the world was going through a lockdown. But what did that mean? No more going to the mall to hang out with friends, no more going to school, no more going out anymore. Although the no going to school part sounded nice, things started getting really boring quickly at home.

I ran out of shows to watch on Netflix and I think I cleaned out the fridge pretty good. I painted all the canvas in my house and learned 13 new songs on the piano. I think personally I've had more time to myself and I found things out about myself I didn't even know I could do. I didn't know I could do a back flip? I didn't know I could sing. Although this is a horrible time for the world, individually everyones getting to know themselves better. Just be safe and, wash your hands.

This is what I did during this time and you can go and edit somethings if you like but this is a basic outline of a short story line. :) good luck.

~ kinz

hope this helps

Explanation:

i hate lockdown, i keep thinking it is a nightmare that won't ever end. i pray every night for it to go away. i was scared. i still am scared. i have cystic fibrosis so i have to self isolate which means i can't go out the front door. and i keep worrying and worrying. before lockdown even started, i was told be my teacher at school that i shouldn't be there, i should be at home staying safe, so i told my foster mum when i got home and she told me that is what to happen.

so because i love school and i finally had found some friends that care, i ran up stairs in tears because i didn't want to stay at home. i know it is silly but that is what happen, and then i was told school was shut, it made me feel a little bit better as i knew no-one was at school. but even staying at home was getting boring. i do learn better when i am with people and there is someone to explain what words means.

i worry a lot, and that worry can lead to panic attacks. schoolwork stresses me out, as i feel so dumb like i don't know anything at all. i worry what would happen to me if i get it. i have been told that i wouldn't live if i did, which makes it worse. and then i think about my foster family, the ones that tuck me in. the ones that care, what if they get it? who would look after me then?

sometimes i don't sleep and hearing have many have left us everyday doesn't help at all. i try to write and sing songs to calm me down, i do diamond dotz, quilling, reading, anything to stop worrying. but it still didn't work. my foster mum, how realised that i was scared so she told me worry only makes it worse, if i stay in and do my physio, everything will be ok.

she told me to think of my fav things when i am worried, and she said to listen to the news so we can see what is going on. and now that what is happening, i have wrote a song on lockdown.  it has the key messages in it like stay at home and save their life's.

lockdown can be scare but it is for our safety and together we can help everyone by staying in.  

here is the song i mentioned-

lockdown song

oh, i don't know what to do! Quarantine is not what i chose. so i am here for 12 weeks or more but i guess i have to obey the rules.

as i look around me, all the streets are all empty. and it is such a pity but i guess it is for my own safety. and i know what you are thinking but you have to do the same.

so come on and help me. there's are lots things that need to be done! stay at home, save their lives. stay at home, oh it is such a fright. stay at home, just stay at home and it will be alright.

because i now know what to do. Quarantine is what i chose. i will be here for 12 week or more. and you have to obey the rules. so come on, come on and help me now. come on, come on, come on it will be alright because we are a helping hand.so come on and help me.

there's are lots things that need to be done! stay at home, save their lives. stay at home, oh it is such a fright. stay at home,  stay at home and it will be alright. Just stay at home, stay at home...

(end of song)

everyone, please take care, stay in, and stay safe.

just add on too that

explanation:

each year on march 8, international women’s day is celebrated around the globe. it’s an important opportunity to shine a spotlight on women’s involvement, contributions, and accomplishments on a range of issues from domestic violence to the role of women in the c-suite. the theme this year is “be bold for change”― a dictum that those who know me personally will acknowledge has pretty much been my mantra throughout my career on wall street, in media and most recently, in philanthropy.the empowerment of girls as leaders, who can be emboldened today to become even stronger leaders tomorrow, is an increasingly recognized imperative in our world, and it couldn’t be closer to my heart

sing because that is what they are doing in the sentence

explanation:

the simple predicate is the main verb in the predicate that tells what the subject does. example: my father fixed the dryer. read each sentence. draw a line under the complete predicate.