ANZAC Vocabulary
Hello everyone.
Since it was ANZAC Day last week, of course we have to learn about our fellow troops in Galipoli.
A letter to my friend
This letter is about foreshadowing. To build suspense in writing. Foreshadowing is hinting something that will happen later in the story.
It Used to be Green Once
This week, my literacy class is reading this book. It Used to be Green Once. It’s about a really interesting childhood and a car that has no brakes.
Reading: Adjectives, Adverbs and Similes
Task Description: This task that I did is all about using adjectives, adverbs and similes in texts. Adjectives are describing words. Adverbs are like describing verbs and similes compare something AS or LIKE something else.
My Menu
I made a menu. The first slides were categorized menus. Then the last were the menu I MADE.
Weekly Response: Dodinga, 1858
Task Description: This is my response to text for this week. It’s about a book called Dodinga, 1858 by Paul Mason. I hope you enjoy these slides I made about the book.
Would you Rather? (W1, T2)
WOULD YOU RATHER
I would choose to go into a world with no video games because computers can help people in many ways. Video games are fun but are not important to use.
Like in a hospital, patients need to be treated with computers to make medicine. This is also how they make special chemicals to make the medicine by mixing them together in a special way.
For education, computers can be useful for many reasons. Kids get really used to using computers and it is easy to learn with computers.
For research on something, computers can be smart enough to research a specific topic like astronomy, science, etc.
Task Description: This week for writing, I wrote a would you rather about no computers or no video games. I chose video games.