I learnt how to enter the pool safely.
Then we swam from front to back.
After we swam face down and rolled so face can face up.
I enjoyed swimming at the pools.
Friday 31 July 2020
Swimming | kiwi Sport
Today for Kiwi Sport we are learning about water safety. Our coach name is James
I learnt how to enter the pool safely.
Then we swam from front to back.
After we swam face down and rolled so face can face up.
I enjoyed swimming at the pools.
I learnt how to enter the pool safely.
Then we swam from front to back.
After we swam face down and rolled so face can face up.
I enjoyed swimming at the pools.
Writing | Punctuation
This week for writing we learning about punctuation.
First we completed a task were we found out the meaning of different punctuation's.
After we moved on to a different task we we used all eleven punctuation's in sentences we also crossed the punctuation we already used.
First we completed a task were we found out the meaning of different punctuation's.
After we moved on to a different task we we used all eleven punctuation's in sentences we also crossed the punctuation we already used.
- Capital letter
- full stop
- Exclamation mark
- Question mark
- Apostrophe
- Quotation mark
- Brackets
- Colon
- Semicolon
- Slash
Maths | Solving Strategy's
This week for maths we tried to solve equations using different strategy's.
Some strategy' s my group used are splitting numbers, numberline and counting back words.
To split numbers you need to start with the biggest number first example - 40 - 25, and then you count down until you get the answer.
The number line is were you add a number and keep on adding numbers until you get the correct answer.
Counting backwards is were you take away numbers until you find the answer.
L.I To a recount of what we learnt for maths.
Some strategy' s my group used are splitting numbers, numberline and counting back words.
To split numbers you need to start with the biggest number first example - 40 - 25, and then you count down until you get the answer.
The number line is were you add a number and keep on adding numbers until you get the correct answer.
Counting backwards is were you take away numbers until you find the answer.
L.I To a recount of what we learnt for maths.
Reading | Explain that idiom
Idioms are a group of words that aren't meant to be taken literally. My group completed a task witch was about explaining three different idioms. My group chose call it a day, by the skin of your teeth and in hot water.
First we explained call it a day witch means time to stop then we wrote script and the meaning then we filmed the video.
We repeated the same thing but with by the skin of your teeth, this idiom took the longest amount of time because my group kept on laughing when trying to act the scenes out by the skin of your teeth means barely making it.
The last idiom that my group acted out is in hot water witch means to be in trouble.
I enjoyed this activity.
l.I: To practice using idioms
First we explained call it a day witch means time to stop then we wrote script and the meaning then we filmed the video.
We repeated the same thing but with by the skin of your teeth, this idiom took the longest amount of time because my group kept on laughing when trying to act the scenes out by the skin of your teeth means barely making it.
The last idiom that my group acted out is in hot water witch means to be in trouble.
I enjoyed this activity.
l.I: To practice using idioms
Wednesday 29 July 2020
Tangrams
Today I learnt how to make tangrams. I rearranged the pieces to make animal shapes.
First I made a square piece of paper because tangrams are made from a big square. Then I folded the square into varies shapes and cut them out.
Lastly, I tried to make different animals shapes from the tangrams pieces.
First I made a square piece of paper because tangrams are made from a big square. Then I folded the square into varies shapes and cut them out.
Lastly, I tried to make different animals shapes from the tangrams pieces.
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