Fever Reading

This week I finished my literacy work. The book me and my group read was Fever. It was a story about a girl that got a fever and met a ghost girl. The presentation above shows all of my learning and my create task.

Solving Word Problems

WALT: work collaboratively to solve word problems.
Hi, and greetings to you all. Have you ever wondered how to add and subtract money? Well take a look at my presentation above and you can learn more how to add and subtract.

Team 5 EXPO Experience

       EXPO

Team five decided to do an EXPO to show to Pt England School. The reason why is because
we needed to teach the younger students about Force and Motion. Teaching makes you a
better learner.

Our group had more than two ideas, our first idea was to do a catapult, another idea we
had in mind was to do an egg in the water experiment.

For our project we wanted to do the egg in the water experiment. The reason why we
wanted to do this experiment was because it looked fun, and we wanted to test it out,
and that it concludes Force & Motion.

Our group failed because we didn’t have the equipment. But we really wanted to do the
EXPO with the other Yr 7 & 8 so hopefully we can do it next time.

When we have another EXPO our group should have the right equipment, and to be ready
to present what we have learned to the Pt England Students.

A picture is worth a thousand words

WALT: make inferences based on images and short stories.

This week for reading Mrs Stone gave the Dahl reading group A Picture is worth a thousand words. In this activity we had to look at different sort of pictures and try to find out meaning and a deeper meaning in the picture, and at the end we had to sketch our own picture with a meaning in it to.

Inquiry: Three Laws of Motion

For Inquiry all the girls in Room 2 & 3 had to work in small groups of 6 to research and create a experiment about Force and Motion. The presentation above is what me and my group made to share our understanding of force and motion.

A tour like no other

WALT: summarise information from a text

This week for Reading Mrs Stone gave the Dahl A Tour Like No Other. A tour like no other is a story about the Springbok tour in New Zealand in 1981 and where New Zealand become divided because some New Zealanders wanted to watch the match but some other New Zealanders did not support the tour because they thought they were supporting  racism.

Create Task: A tour like no other