Haiku Poem

 

Limerick poem

 

Animals at war

 This week we had to chose to learn about something in WW1,  I chose to learn about the animals. Here is a slide that I did, I learnt some interesting facts.

Letter to Home

 This week we have been looking at ANZAC day and WW1 and WW2, I chose to look at the animals that went to war. I also wrote this letter to a kid from their father who went to war.

James

Gallipoli

Peninsula

Wednesday 26th July 1916

Dear Archie,

It's been more than a year since I left, I hope you have been

looking after your mother and siblings. I am very proud that

you have been living without me, please write back to me and

let me know how things are going. I hope to be back in less

than a year to see how much you’ve changed. I have missed

you terribly and I found a new friend along my journey and

I hope you’ve had a great time at home. The food here has

been questionable and I have tried plenty of new things

but can’t wait to have dinner with you again.

Lots of love Dad

Current events week 1

 Tasmanian Devils

Tasmanian devils have a disease going around killing most of the population. They live mostly in Australia and if they are hand raised then you could pick them up all the time. They look really mean but they aren't unless you hurt them or go near there babies. Baby Tasmanian devils are called imps and they leave their parents when they are 10 months old. They can live up to 5 or 6 years if they are in good condition they can live until they are 7 years old.

Basket Ball free throws

 

Here is my basket ball free throw results. 

Matariki Activity 4/5

This week was Matariki and we had 5 slide of activities to do but we chose 1 activity from each slide I chose the PMI activity from the 5th slide it is the Plus, minus and Interesting facts about harvesting your own food/crops

Matariki activity 3

This week was Matariki this is the 3rd Activity I did it is different tools they used to harvest their crops.

Matariki Activity 2

This week was Matariki so we were doing Matariki activities this is the 2nd activity I did It is explaining how people celebrate Matariki now. 

Matariki activity 1

This week was Matariki so we were doing Matariki activities I started with this task were I had to name food the Maori's harvest/eat on Matariki I decided to take it a step further by adding the Maori names as well.

Hide and seek

Hide and seek/spotlight/go home stay home
 It was dark,
Me and my cousins squirming on the wet grass getting colder and colder,
Hoping that the seeker would walk right past us and we could dash to the home base,
 But as soon as the phone went BEEP BEEP
My Uncle/the seeker turned on his flashlight and came looking,
Lucky for us he walked the other way and we made a fast escape to the home base but…
He caught us and shone the bright light into our eyes we couldn’t stop because we wanted win,
 Not being able to see my cousins I just ran around the seeker and into the trees near the shearing shed,
I thought my cousin got caught but no!,
I heard little footsteps walking towards me as I backed away still not wanting to be caught,
I was about to run when I heard a little voice say “Aimee” it was Kyro
I asked If he had been caught but he said “No not yet but Jaxon got caught”
so we decided to make a run for the home base a second time this time we
made it and saw My Mum and Kyro’s Mum had got caught just like Jaxon
As soon as we got to the top of the paddock/the home base
we yelled “GO HOME STAY HOME 1 2 3” as loud as we could
just to let the others no we had won.
 As soon as everyone else had either got caught or made
we all went inside for a hot chocolate so we could warm up!

Equivalent fractions

Maths DLO

Problem solving journey

Walt: We had to use a question that the teacher wrote and we had to solve the question.