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Thursday, 27 October 2016

Olympic Ambassador: Brooke Neal

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Today we had an Olympic ambassador visiting our classroom. Her name was Brooke Neal and she is a hockey player. She talked about values. Excellence, friendship, family and pride. She told us more about the Village in rio where she stayed but the village is like the city. Would you want to go to Rio?

Basketball

Last week My class and I went outside to play basketball. there were two coaches, named Yaron and Malik. We learnt lots of new skills. after dribbling around we had a 4v4 match. I scored a 2pt. Are you good at basketball>?


















Snowboard Run


Yesterday I played this really fun maths game. It was Snowboard Run. It is very difficult to get 43,950. My friend Ronald got 84,000 points. That is amazing. One day I might just catch up to him. You should try this too.

Tuesday, 18 October 2016

descriptive writing

WALT: write a descriptive paragraph using imagery
Just as I got in the main city of Nepal I felt the ground shaking. The building started to collapse one by one, I could see wires moving continuously. Suddenly there was some blood shed. Some of the blood even trickled down in my mouth leaving a sour taste. People were screaming for their life, well I was running for my life. I felt like crying. Dogs were barking, nobody was there to help them.

Friday, 14 October 2016

Prototec 1.91












Today I did a Basic facts practice. It was not that hard but on the fraction section I start struggling. I need to practice my fractions to get 95% so I can go to stage 8.

Personification poem

The lonely tree cries the
coconut down. It’s only  
friend is the water. He
wished that he had
another companion.
Walt: write a paragraph using personification     
 

I hear kids laughing, birds begging for more, the waves crashing on the seashore. I see all the birds flapping around all the little treasure that is dreading to be found. The steaming sand blew into the dancing water. The waves come in and hug the sand. The wind whispered to the trees.