ANZAC Day

 Hi viewers this is my blog post for the week we were learning about Anzac day there were 5 tasks i only had the chance to do 4 here is my letter to a soldier and an information report and my made up ANZAC day flag, i also did a acrostic poem.Walt Summarise information about a topic in a meaningful way. I hope you like it!!

Week 9 and 10 create tasks

Hello here is my create task for week 9 and 10 we have been doing making kahoot´s and we had to make Venn diagrams here is the link for my kahoot and here is a screenshot of my Venn diagram!! 

Walt summarise information by identifying key words in a text

Passwords

Today we have been learning about passwords, most passwords are 12345, Password, and your favourite thing!

It is a good idea to add special characters and also add some numbers to make it harder guess.                      here are some of my ideas!

The Day the crayons quit

Hi everybody,

this week we had to choose a different buddy and this week's topic is the day the crayons quit. WALT: To make connections of what we know and the authors message as we read. I hope this will entertain you!!

Wacky Wensday

 Hi everybody this is our create task during our swimming lessons. During the week we had to work with kereru. We all went up in pairs of two and went and go make our create tasks and i got to know this boy called Ryan. It was pretty hard at first with me and my buddy but it all worked out in the end. The WALT today is making connections between what we know and the author's message as we read. Enjoy!!!

My Buggy

 Hi everybody this is my buggy train and a bit of my planet!!! Walt recognising information to gain an understanding of the text. What would your buggy look like, this is mine. enjoy!!!

Meet Crystal

Hello, this is my Planet Crystal Why is she named Crystal? Find out in this slide show!! and if you could design your own planet what would it look like?  Walt show an understanding of what we read by making connections to the text.Sorry this posted late and i hope you a great day!