Art Contest at the Park (Primary 2 Essay for 8 year olds by Elijah Wee, Singapore)

Here is a composition I wrote when I was in Primary 2 (8 years old) in Ngee Ann Primary School. I did this as part of my practice at home to hone my writing skills.

Art Contest at the Park

There was an Art Contest at the pack today. Tom was among the many contestants who took part in it.

His parents brought him to a shady sport at the park. With his paint brushes, Tom painted the beautiful scenery around them.

After Tom had finished his painting, he handed it to the organizer. After all the art pieces had been submitted, the judges started to select the winning pieces.

Tom won the first prize! When he went up the stage to receive the prize, his father, mother, sister and cousins cheered for him. Tom was beaming with pride that he had won the Art Competition.

Well, I must admit I am not good in art. Have you won any art competitions?

til later,

Elijah Wee, Singapore

Photo credit: Rotary Club of Adliya / Foter.com / CC BY-ND

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