Learning Journey

Wednesday, 30 March 2016

Eating Chocolate Poem




This is a poem we wrote after we made Easter chocolates in class.
We are learning how to use adjectives and our senses to describe things.
I think I wrote a really good poem.
Success criteria.
Describe how good it is to eat chocolate.
Include ideas from at least two of your senses-Tasting, Touching, Hearing, Smelling, Seeing
Use appropriate adjectives.
Eating Chocolate.

Chocolate Is delicious
How sweet is chocolate?
Omg! I love chocolate!
Crunch, crunch. I break off 2 pieces.
Oh! it’s melting in my mouth.
I Like chocolate so much.
A chocolate bar is magical.
The taste is so good.
Eat chocolate.

By Bailey

Friday, 18 March 2016

Weekly Revision Term 1 Set 5

Here are the results of this week’s maths revision. I scored 65%
I need to work on perimeter.

Wednesday, 16 March 2016

Weekly Revision Term 1 set 3




Here are the results of this week’s maths revision. I scored 74%
I need to work on decimal.




  1. Here are the results of this week’s maths revision. I scored 88%I need to work on conversion.




Friday, 4 March 2016

Reading week 5

Here is a screenshot of a page from the presentation I am making about mountains.
 My Pepeha
Tena Koutou Katoa
Ko  Ngatokimatawhaorua te waka
Ko maungaTuroto te maunga
Ko  waiaruhe  te awa                                
Ko Ngapuhi te iwi
Ko Ngati  Rangi hapÅ«
Ko Ngawha te marae
No Ohaeawai ahau                                             
Ko Frank / Ed raua ko Ann/vera oku tupuna
Ko Freedom raua ko Pamela oku matua                            
Ko Bailey toku ingoa
No reira tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa

Handwriting week 5

My first handwriting sample for the year.
      
Here is a screenshot of my handwriting sample.I need to work onto make my lower case letters the same height.
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Friday, 26 February 2016

Reading week 4

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We are learning how to recognis
e different kinds of hooks when we read.We worked in groups and shared our ideas.

Learning Intention: Understand how writers use a variety of  hooks to capture a reader’s attention
Success criteria:
1. Use highlighters to mark the model to show you can find and recognise these 4 kinds of hook- rhetorical question, onomatopoeia, staccato sentences, dialogue (direct speech)
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Model 1:
Boom! Snap! Crackle! Thunderclouds overhead. Heavy rain. Streams overflowing. “The kitchen’s flooding!” yelled Mum. Have you ever felt as helpless as a baby?
Model

“Something’s crawling on me!” I screeched. “That hurt!” Then, I saw it. A furry thing. Moving quickly. Slap!! Have you ever been bitten by a spider?
Model 3:
Can you remember going down a slide for the first time?
Sssshhccrreeekk! Rubber shoe soles aren’t slowing me much. Too fast. Out of control. “I can’t stop! Somebody help me!” I screeched.