The Legend of Matariki

  Long long ago, there were three brothers and four girls. They liked  Matariki because they liked to lie to people. 

One sunny Saturday, they lied to heaps of people, by saying, "We're better then you."  

Havana said happy birthday and she rushed into the fancy kitchen to grab the scrumptious and colourful cake. Nia pulled them by their hair. 

All of the naughty kids said, "Hi!" 

Mr Teddy Bear said, "Seven of you must leave." 

They would do that every day and night. They shouted. Havana had an idea. 

They huddled up then Havana said, "Let's pull his pants,"  so they followed her plan. 

Sabriye said, "However will we do that!" 

"Yeah!" shouted Brylie and Porter. 

Waylon screeched, "I love to bite so you'd better be scared, Teddy Bear." 

He said, "I must warn you." 

Grason said, "Chit chat chit."

Ted left. 

The second day, it was foggy outside. 

Brylie said, "Where is everyone?" 

Right at that moment, a flash of light struck. A net flung onto them. The naughty kids were scared. 

"Don't lie or you will end badly!" yelled Mr Teddy Bear. "Mr Teddy Bear, please don't hurt us!" the poor kids said. He twisted and twisted and threw the seven of them up into the sky. 

"Hooray!" the people cheered. 

All of the villagers said, "Thank you, Mr Teddy Bear." 

He said, "You're welcome." 

That night, they celebrated the day called Matariki. You see them late May and early June.