I am a Year 7 student at Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 8 and my teacher is Miss Hansell.
Friday, 30 August 2013
Thursday, 29 August 2013
Wednesday, 28 August 2013
What's Hiding inside?
How many little words can you find hiding inside your list words?
Squash: Ash, has
Sequence: Queen, See
Disperse: Is, See, dip
Acquire: Quire, rice, Air,care
Significant: cant, sign, tan, fins, fin, tin, gift
Rainbow Writing
Write out your words with colours.
Squash
Sequence
Disperse
Acquire
Significant
Perspective
Develop
Sponsor
Author
Illustrator
Squash
Sequence
Disperse
Acquire
Significant
Perspective
Develop
Sponsor
Author
Illustrator
Against the clock
Using a timer (online stopwatch, microwave timer, class clock), how many times can you write a word out of one of your spelling words?
Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,
Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,
Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,
Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,
Significant,Significant,Significant,Significant,Significant,
Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,
Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,
Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor,
Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,
Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,
Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,Squash,
Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,Sequence,
Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,Disperse,
Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,Acquire,
Significant,Significant,Significant,Significant,Significant,
Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,Perspective,
Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,Develop,
Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor, Sponsor,
Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,Author,
Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,Illustrator,
Friday, 23 August 2013
Thursday, 22 August 2013
Geometrical Patterns
Today I had to create and describe a geometrical pattern. This is the shape I created using folding symmetry.
I can see that my shape has 2 lines of symmetry.
To create my pattern, I folded my paper 3 times, cut out designs and unfolded it again. This is a fun and easy geometry activity that really got us thinking!
Monday, 12 August 2013
Friday, 9 August 2013
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Choice and Consequence Bubble map- Smart footprint
Monday, 5 August 2013
Persuasive writing- best genre- Rom coms
Romcom books are by far the best genre out of all genres, why? Because it makes you cry and laugh. Don’t you just hate it when your standing in the library for ages trying to decide whether to get a romantic book or a comedy book? Well the standing is over because rom coms exist and its better than ever.
Not only are romcoms funny and cry-able, but hidden inside rom coms are tips for good education and good tips for life e.g in ‘The Juliet Club’ By Suzanne Harper, Sylvia which is one of the characters in the story says “Problems can be fixed. But unrequited love is a tragedy.” And “Of course, all knowledge is useful. But not all knowledge is worth the cost.” Rom coms are exciting because it’ll surprise you with their secret hidden quotes and lessons.
I’m sure everyone has expectations before they watch a movie. Whether its high expectations or low expectations, with rom coms theres no need for low expectations unless of course it really is a bad movie (this only happens probably because of the lack of characters and endings that don’t go quite like how you wanted) and i’m not just being bias.
Good Rom coms to read are ‘The Juliet Club’ By Suzanne Harper, ‘Ive got your number’ by Sophie Kinsella and shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella.
Friday, 2 August 2013
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