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Joe!

I’m enjoying a smores milkshake at my favourite chocolate shop! The cookie one was the best I tasted because they give you a massive cookie on the top. In the strawberry milkshake, you get a fresh strawberry dipped in chocolate on top!  
This is a photo of Montreal’s skyline at night from across the water. French is Montreal’s official language and is spoken in almost half of the homes here in the city. Its name comes from Mount Royal, which is a triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. One historic section is called ‘Old Montreal’ which is a really fun area to visit with some original cobblestone streets.
This was a robotics science fair at school I was in. We 3D-printed a soccer ball to play soccer with robots. A classmate did it with me and in this photo, we were presenting it to a teacher at the school. We thought our project was the biggest and the best!
Olympic Stadium is where sporting and other events are held. It was built for the 1976 Summer Olympics and has the nickname of “The Big O” because of its shape. It resembles a spaceship, doesn’t it? It has the largest amount of seats for a structure of its kind in Canada! Wow!
Olympic Stadium is where sporting and other events are held. It was built for the 1976 Summer Olympics and has the nickname of “The Big O” because of its shape. It resembles a spaceship, doesn’t it? It has the largest amount of seats for a structure of its kind in Canada! Wow!
Ice skating outdoors is a very popular winter activity for families in Montreal! And rink hockey too!
Some of my favourite subjects last year were Science, Music and Art. I just graduated from Grade 6 and will be entering a new school this fall. Yikes! That’s my story. Bye for now and I hope you can visit Montreal sometime soon.

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