My Book About Colonial Life In New England

By Mitchel Greenwell

My mother named me Timothy Apple. I have hazel eyes with black hair. I love to draw. I am 11 years old.

My father’s name is Ray Apple. My

mother’s name is Tammie Apple. My sister’s name is Michelle Apple. My brother’s name is Michael Apple. My father works at the General Store. My mother works at a leather shoe shop in town.

My favorite game is the hoop game. It is my favorite game ever and I am good at it. I always win the race. Last of all I give some of my trophies away to the person who loses.

My jacket is blue with gold buttons. I wear black boots and brown shorts with a black hat.. I really love my clothing so much.

My home is a wooden house with a wooden roof and two chimneys. Also, there is a fancy fence around my house. My house also has five bedrooms, one kitchen, one living room, and five sheds. My house also has an attic.

My chore is chopping wood without my hat. I use an axe to chop the wood. Another chore that I do is gather chicken eggs that were laid in the barn. I also feed the animals and milk the cows.

My favorite food is fried chicken. My favorite drink is white milk . My favorite breakfast is pancakes, ham, and eggs. I would get my eggs from the chicken barn.

My school has a desk and supplies. My teacher’s name is Miss Laura bells. She is very smart and clever. I like to go to school.

My parents give me chores to do. I help my father fix broken things. I also feed the animals. I should help the children win a hoop races.

A medicine to care for sickness is leaches. Leaches suck out the poison. I always tell my dad that when he is sick. When I was vary sick they had to put leeches on me. The leeches feel funny and weird on my arm.

Going to church is good for me. I have to learn about God. I think I have learned a lot of scriptures. I also learn to pray. I think it is fun when I play outside with friends.

My mother works at a shoe store. She works there for one day on Fridays. The name of the shoe store is Mike’s Shoes. She makes the shoes for the store. When she is gone from work she goes grocery shopping.

My father works at a silversmith shop. He makes a lot of coins out of silver for the shop. He also makes tea pots, candlesticks, spoons, bowls, cups, and mugs. He makes them for the town and our house.

When I disobey my parents make me do extra chores. Like, chopping wood, laundry, and weeding the garden.