Jacob goes to the shed

Jacob walks outside, and then stops to re-read the task.

He questions whether he can walk on the grass, and decides that ‘ground’ generally means land or earth, and should be avoided.

He declares that loose stones do not count as the ground, so he grabs several from the nearby rock garden and steps on individual stones to make his way across the garden, towards the shed.

At the shed, Jacob retrieves a bicycle and puts on a helmet.

However, the bicycle is clearly a children’s bicycle, and also seems to have low air in the tyres.

Jacob has to backtrack down some stairs to continue, but he is unable to get enough momentum on the small bike to keep it upright, and he falls off.

Jacob’s coconut travels 10.21 metres, and he earns fourth place.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)