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 Year2
Dear Red Crayon,
I’m very sorry you
are tired! You’re quite right when you say
that you’re exhausted.
I promise to use you less. You need to sleep. I’ll never do it again.
I’m sorry.
        Your friend,
  Duncan
  Lincoln B
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               Dear Black Crayon,
I am very sorry that I used you for outlines of things. I will do a black beach-ball if that makes you happy! You are one of the best crayons in the box. Do you forgive me?
You are quite right when you say that you are only used for the outlines of things.
Your super sorry friend,
Duncan
Louis C
Dear Purple Crayon,
I promise I will stay in the lines so I can colour gigantic dragons and giant flowers and lots of beautiful things like rainbows and Percivale shields.
I am so sorry for not colouring in the lines and you are quite right, I would like to get some more wax, but there is no more in the shops and I looked super hard! I am so devastated.
Your friend,
Duncan
Abe T
Dear Grey Crayon,
I will start by drawing bigger animals smaller and I will, from now on, colour in the black lines. I apologise for the unnecessary stress I caused you and beg you to forgive me.
Your ashamed and sorry friend,
Duncan
Daisy C
Dear Orange Crayon,
Firstly, it is not nice to call people names! I love the colour orange but maybe you could share colouring the sun? There are lots of other lovely things you can colour like foxes, carrots and goldfish.
Hope that helps,
Duncan
Archie A
Dear Green Crayon,
I hope you are good and you’re not too small. I think you are a lovely colour. I am sorry you have been in the middle of two fussy colours. I do hope we can sort it out soon.
Love,
Duncan
George A
Dear Blue Crayon,
I promise I will not use you anymore and give wax to make you even bigger so
I can colour with you. Can you forgive me for using you too much? You can have a break for six years.
Your friend,
Duncan
Sophia T
         






















































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