Book week Challenge - Wolves Emily Gravett.

As part of our book week we created a DLO about Wolves by Emily Gravett.  All we had to do is do a t - chart that explains what we think about wolves , and what we think about wolves. We had to research if our own thoughts were true or not true. And i also decided to research about the author Emily Gravett, and her book Wolves. It was really interesting reading her book Wolves, because it sure hooked me to the story.

Bar Graph - What Makes A Book Boring?

As part of book week, we have been gathering information about what make a book boring. We joined as a class and rotated around the room answering questions on a paper. We would then use Google spread sheet and create a graph, showing what makes a book boring. We have found out that most people find a book boring due to the unattractive pictures and Vocabulary. I worked collaboratively with, Jericho, Savelina, and Hajera. 

Length & Width of Book

This week is Book Challenge Week. Me and Jericho have decided to create a DLO on the width and length of a book. We have chosen three random books and measured them. We have noticed that each book has 19cm of length

Today I have made a DLO on three types of books we would never read... Although we had to give a explanation of why we wouldn't. In the end we decided on Sport, Drama and cook books.

Venn Diagram

Today i have made an DLO on Making an Venn Diagram and Compare 2 books as part of book week. I chose the do World Rugby Records and Captain Underpants. I worked by myself on this activity.

Book Week - History of Book in my Life

This week we have been celebrating Book Week because this week is the Book Week. This was the first challenge that we have given. The challenge was to make a DLO that shows a time line of the books that I have been reading. My favourite book is Diary of a wimpy kid because it is very interesting and hooks me in very much.

Armistice day

Today Panmure Bridge held a commemoration for Armistice Day since it is on Sunday. Armistice day which is every year on November the 11th to mark and remember the sign between the Allies of World War 1 and when the gun fell silent. We celebrate this to remember those who fought for their country during World War 1. We were lucky to have a member from the NZ Defense Force. During this commemoration we I read the pray at the start of the commemoration, Tiava and Jeremiah (head boy and head girl) read the oath, and Ms Kirkpatrick (deputy principal) read In Flanders Field. During the commemoration we were silent for a minute to remember the soldiers who died during World War 1. There was also 3 olive tree to represent the past, present, and future. We also played the Last Post which is where we were silent for a minute. After our commemoration we had the member from the NZ defense force speak to us. It was really nice to learn all about world war 1 and all other things about the army force.