Hi my name is Nevaeh
And I am going to tell you why dogs are way more amazing than cats.
Dogs are better than cats because dogs will follow commands when you tell them to when cats will just walk away.
Dogs can go on walks because they can be good on the leash and cats won’t go on a leash they will run away and hide.
Dogs will protect you in an armed robbery when cats will just run away when you are getting robbed and some dogs help people walk in the right way they are going they help people find other people that are lost in the forest .
While I have been talking about dogs are better than cats. dogs will stay loyal and some cats will hate you and attack you. dogs make great watch dogs because they will bark when there is some trying to break into your house.
Dogs and cats are animals but all pets need these things to stay alive, warm and healthy it is food, water, shelter and way more important is LOVE.
To write a speech that persuasive other to think the way you do.
Some of the LS2 were in small groups reading to one another but some people read their speech to Mrs Anderson.
Thursday, 22 August 2019
Wednesday, 21 August 2019
phonics ANK word
I robbed a bank, and then yanked the money from the safe. After that I put it into my bag after I was running to my tank into a sandbank went home with the money and ran home then jump in my bed then wrapped the blanket around me and went to sleep.
Monday, 12 August 2019
Phonics ake
I went to fight the undertaker at WWE. After the match I had a cheesecake. The baker cooked it for me at the bakery. Then I finished the cheesecake with a milkshake.
Today My group made a list of ake words. We looked though a dictionary.
Today My group made a list of ake words. We looked though a dictionary.
Friday, 2 August 2019
MOTAT and Mind Lab
Yesterday Room 5, LS1 and LS2 went to MOTAT. We went to Mind Lab and met our MOTAT teachers, Emma, Kenzie and Damon. Emma asked us all a question it was 'Do you know what STEAM is' someone said 'Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics' LS1 explored MOTAT when LS2 and Room 5 stayed and did our engineering challenges. LS2 went with Kenzie first and had to build an electric car using batteries. Sadly me and my partner's car didn't work because the wheels kept jamming. In our next session we went to Emma and tried to make a light bulb turn on by making the light go with some lego. After we we finished we started to have lunch and then we went to explore MOTAT. It was fun exploring MOTAT because we learned what they used before we had Chromebooks and mobile phones. It was a fun day.
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Tuesday, 23 July 2019
Phonics
In school I was stabbed by a needle when I was getting my injection. I went to the hall and introduced myself to the nurse. Now I am fully immunised. The nurse put the needle in a bag that went in a special bin for sharp needles.
For Phonics we began by making a list of words with the 'i' sound. Then we wrote our own paragraph using some of the words from our list. We also made word ladder.
For Phonics we began by making a list of words with the 'i' sound. Then we wrote our own paragraph using some of the words from our list. We also made word ladder.
Wednesday, 3 July 2019
Do you need to practise your 6x?
The maths game I created helps you to practise the 6 x table. If get the correct answer you will see I have made an animated gif that shows you your answer was correct. If you get the wrong answer you will find there is a link which leads to a DLO that reminds you about the 6x table. Once you have watched that you can try the question again. Creating this maths game challenged me to think about my wrong answers just as much as my correct answers because I didn’t want to make it too easy. I also had to think about the layout of my game, the size of my font and the colours I used. When I completed my game I asked a friend to play it to see if all the links work. The feedback I got meant I needed to change the size of my font because it was too big and made the options too hard to see.
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