Have you ever done problem solving
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Maths T3 W2
Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I am going to show you my Maths Term 3 Week 2. For this week we had to do problem solving on gears on a bike. We were pared in buddies. Me and my baddie could not Finnish all of the problems but here they are.
Have you ever done problem solving
Have you ever done problem solving
Writing T3 W2
Hello and welcome back to my blog. I hope you are all doing well. Today I hope you will enjoy
reading my Hansel and Gretel story. Here it is
Have you ever read Hansel and Gretel
reading my Hansel and Gretel story. Here it is
On a hill sat a house with an evil mother and an evil dad.
“We are poor what should we do” said the dad
“Kick out the children” said the mum
“Oh why didn't I think of that” said the dad
“Oh Hansel” said the mum
“Alright Hansel you must go far away with your sister or else we will eat you alive” said the dad
20 Minutes later
“Hansel I’m scared there is nothing here why don't we just go back home” whispered Gretel
“Don't worry Gretel we will find it soon” Hansel replied camley even though deep down he knew that they would find nothing and die alone in the woods.
The forest reminded Hansel about a degenerate scisioty there was something missing but he did not know what. Gretel on the other hand reminded her about the lingering death and hatred. The forest seemed to go on forever. Hansel felt depressed and the branches of the trees reminded him of his parents watching over him, making sure they go far far away. Gretel felt lonely like she had no purpose; she was between death and life but she slowly headed over to death as her sanity faded away. For both of them life faded till the only thing they saw was black. They both felt dead inside. But suddenly the smell of happiness and joy it smelt like fresh sweet flowers on a summer morning. There depression was no longer but now happiness. There heads are no longer filled with dark; now light. The smell of joy lingered over them. Suddenly there was light. For Hansel it felt like God was shining light on them. For Gretel though it felt like her father cooking a roast lamb on the fire.
“Hansel, Hansel th- that thing you were talking about was a giant gingerbread house” explained Gretel
”Ye- yes” mumbled Hansel in shoke, he did not know that this would be in the woods, they were saved.
The light emerged itself to be a sugar coated gingerbread house. The roof crumbled with gingerbread, a dangerously unstable chimney, weird distorted windows and a door with a fragmented door knob. Hansel wanted to run over but it was the sweets that lured him over. Gretel was already over at the house and she knew that she should not touch the house; it looked so sweet. All of a sudden an old woman came out. Her posture was curved like a bridge; her teeth were as yellow as the sun itself; she looked happy and welcoming. “Come over here children the best lollies are inside” The women had an old croaky voice and her hair was as white as snow. Hansel and Gretal walked into the house. Every second in a minute Hansel was fed. Every second in an hour Gretel was put to work. Hansel ate delicious donuts, great gingerbread and huge ham. Till Hansel was as wide as a whale. Hansel and Gretel were deeply depressed but Hansel had a plan.
“Excuse me are you cathlic ” said Hansel
“Well no, why is that” said the witch
There was a knock on the door, “come in” said the witch and she got a big surprise.
“Nobody expects the spanish inquisition” said the spanish inquisition
“You are trying to kill our greatest members Hansel and Gretel are the leaders of the spanish inquisition” said the spanish inquisition
“Now now kids what do we do with witches” said the spanish inquisition
“BURN THEM” said Hansel and Gretel at the same time
“Oh god no please not the steak” replied the witch
The spanish inquisition, Hansel and Gretel pick up the witch and take her outside to the local Salem witch trial pole and tie her to it. The spanish inquisition pulled out some matches and began to burn the witch.
“Oh god please no no i'm burning ahhh” said the witch
“Die you damn dirty witch” said Hansel
And Then Hansel and Gretel lived happily ever after with there new parents the spanish inquisition.
THE END
“We are poor what should we do” said the dad
“Kick out the children” said the mum
“Oh why didn't I think of that” said the dad
“Oh Hansel” said the mum
“Alright Hansel you must go far away with your sister or else we will eat you alive” said the dad
20 Minutes later
“Hansel I’m scared there is nothing here why don't we just go back home” whispered Gretel
“Don't worry Gretel we will find it soon” Hansel replied camley even though deep down he knew that they would find nothing and die alone in the woods.
The forest reminded Hansel about a degenerate scisioty there was something missing but he did not know what. Gretel on the other hand reminded her about the lingering death and hatred. The forest seemed to go on forever. Hansel felt depressed and the branches of the trees reminded him of his parents watching over him, making sure they go far far away. Gretel felt lonely like she had no purpose; she was between death and life but she slowly headed over to death as her sanity faded away. For both of them life faded till the only thing they saw was black. They both felt dead inside. But suddenly the smell of happiness and joy it smelt like fresh sweet flowers on a summer morning. There depression was no longer but now happiness. There heads are no longer filled with dark; now light. The smell of joy lingered over them. Suddenly there was light. For Hansel it felt like God was shining light on them. For Gretel though it felt like her father cooking a roast lamb on the fire.
“Hansel, Hansel th- that thing you were talking about was a giant gingerbread house” explained Gretel
”Ye- yes” mumbled Hansel in shoke, he did not know that this would be in the woods, they were saved.
The light emerged itself to be a sugar coated gingerbread house. The roof crumbled with gingerbread, a dangerously unstable chimney, weird distorted windows and a door with a fragmented door knob. Hansel wanted to run over but it was the sweets that lured him over. Gretel was already over at the house and she knew that she should not touch the house; it looked so sweet. All of a sudden an old woman came out. Her posture was curved like a bridge; her teeth were as yellow as the sun itself; she looked happy and welcoming. “Come over here children the best lollies are inside” The women had an old croaky voice and her hair was as white as snow. Hansel and Gretal walked into the house. Every second in a minute Hansel was fed. Every second in an hour Gretel was put to work. Hansel ate delicious donuts, great gingerbread and huge ham. Till Hansel was as wide as a whale. Hansel and Gretel were deeply depressed but Hansel had a plan.
“Excuse me are you cathlic ” said Hansel
“Well no, why is that” said the witch
There was a knock on the door, “come in” said the witch and she got a big surprise.
“Nobody expects the spanish inquisition” said the spanish inquisition
“You are trying to kill our greatest members Hansel and Gretel are the leaders of the spanish inquisition” said the spanish inquisition
“Now now kids what do we do with witches” said the spanish inquisition
“BURN THEM” said Hansel and Gretel at the same time
“Oh god no please not the steak” replied the witch
The spanish inquisition, Hansel and Gretel pick up the witch and take her outside to the local Salem witch trial pole and tie her to it. The spanish inquisition pulled out some matches and began to burn the witch.
“Oh god please no no i'm burning ahhh” said the witch
“Die you damn dirty witch” said Hansel
And Then Hansel and Gretel lived happily ever after with there new parents the spanish inquisition.
THE END
Have you ever read Hansel and Gretel
Reading T3 W2
Hello and welcome back to my blog I hope you are all doing well. Today I will talk to you about my Reading create task for Term 3 Week 2. First we had to find positive and negative words in a slideshow. Next we did a book review and we got to choose the book I chose WaterShip Down.
If you read my blog on WaterShip down here is an update on the book. I stopped reading for a few months but I came back to the book and restarted this year and I have 150 pages left.
Here is my slide show
Here is my review
Have you ever read WaterShip Down
If you read my blog on WaterShip down here is an update on the book. I stopped reading for a few months but I came back to the book and restarted this year and I have 150 pages left.
Here is my slide show
Here is my review
Watership down is a book like no other
The story is a roller coaster of emotions and excitement
The story draws you in and won't let you go till the very end
It is refreshing to see a children's book that dives into more adult Oriented themes
Also the warren* Efrafra has concentration camp properties
Which makes sense because it was based on Riched Adem experience with WW2
It has a strong cast of characters and character development
You can see Bigwig turn from a rebel to a loyal member of the Owsla**
You can also see captain Holy into someone trying to stop them also to a loyal member of the Owsla**
It also has big plot twist that I never saw coming and intense parts that literally had me on the edge of my seat. Watership down is one of the best books ever written and my favorite book ever after I have read watership down I am excited to read Riched Adems other novel Plague Dogs
Of course with a hit comes TV and Movies here are some other pieces of media which has to do with watership down
The Original Book
The Netflix Mini Series
The 1999 TV Show
The 1978 Film
(FUN FACT) a mistake that the UK rating system did was give the watership down 1978 film a U rating which means for all ages where it should have got an PG rating or PG - 13 and in this mistake my Mum watched the film when she was under 5 years old
Also there are some other watership down books oriented for children under 5 years of age such as
Pipkins rainbow
And another book which I can't find but I know existed and it has got to do with learning numbers with the rabbit Fiver
*Warren a group of holes like a small rabbit nation
**Owsla are the Warren police
The story is a roller coaster of emotions and excitement
The story draws you in and won't let you go till the very end
It is refreshing to see a children's book that dives into more adult Oriented themes
Also the warren* Efrafra has concentration camp properties
Which makes sense because it was based on Riched Adem experience with WW2
It has a strong cast of characters and character development
You can see Bigwig turn from a rebel to a loyal member of the Owsla**
You can also see captain Holy into someone trying to stop them also to a loyal member of the Owsla**
It also has big plot twist that I never saw coming and intense parts that literally had me on the edge of my seat. Watership down is one of the best books ever written and my favorite book ever after I have read watership down I am excited to read Riched Adems other novel Plague Dogs
Of course with a hit comes TV and Movies here are some other pieces of media which has to do with watership down
The Original Book
The Netflix Mini Series
The 1999 TV Show
The 1978 Film
(FUN FACT) a mistake that the UK rating system did was give the watership down 1978 film a U rating which means for all ages where it should have got an PG rating or PG - 13 and in this mistake my Mum watched the film when she was under 5 years old
Also there are some other watership down books oriented for children under 5 years of age such as
Pipkins rainbow
And another book which I can't find but I know existed and it has got to do with learning numbers with the rabbit Fiver
*Warren a group of holes like a small rabbit nation
**Owsla are the Warren police
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Maths T3 W1
Hello and welcome back to my blog I hope you are all doing well. Today I will show you my problem solving. For this we had to be in buddies and we worked out problem 1 and 2.
Have you ever worked out the perimeter of something?
Have you ever worked out the perimeter of something?
Reading T3 W1
Hello and welcome back to my blog today I will show you my Reading Create. For my Reading Create we had to find the senses. Here is mine
Have you ever noticed senses in your reading?
Have you ever noticed senses in your reading?
Writing T3 W1
Hello and welcome back to my blog today I am going to show you my writing create. For this create we had to use our senses to write a text on the fairytale/novel Hansel and Gretel. First we wrote down some some descriptive words we could use for our writing. Next we would write the text here is mine.
Have you ever read Hansel and Gretel
“Hansel I’m scared there is nothing here why don't we just go back home” whispered Gretel
“Don't worry Gretel we will find it soon” Hansel replied camley even though deep down he knew that they would find nothing and die alone in the woods.
The forest reminded Hansel about a degenerate scisioty there was something missing but he did not know what. Gretel on the other hand reminded her about the lingering death and hatred. The forest seemed to go on forever. Hansel felt depressed and the branches of the trees reminded him of his parents watching over him, making sure they go far far away. Gretel felt lonely like she had no purpose; she was between death and life but she slowly headed over to death as her sanity faded away. For both of them life faded till the only thing they saw was black. They both felt dead inside. But suddenly the smell of happiness and joy it smelt like fresh sweet flowers on a summer morning. There depression was no longer but now happiness. There heads are no longer filled with dark; now light. The smell of joy lingered over them. Suddenly there was light. For Hansel it felt like God was shining light on them. For Gretel though it felt like her father cooking a roast lamb on the fire.
“Hansel, Hansel th- that thing you were talking about was a giant gingerbread house” explained Gretel
”Ye- yes” mumbled Hansel in shoke, he did not know that this would be in the woods they were saved.
The light emerged itself to be a sugar coated gingerbread house. The roof crumbled with gingerbread, a dangerously unstable chimney, weird distorted windows and a door with a fragmented door knob. Hansel wanted to run over but it was the sweets that lured him over. Gretel was already over at the house and she knew that she should not touch the house; it looked so sweet.
“Don't worry Gretel we will find it soon” Hansel replied camley even though deep down he knew that they would find nothing and die alone in the woods.
The forest reminded Hansel about a degenerate scisioty there was something missing but he did not know what. Gretel on the other hand reminded her about the lingering death and hatred. The forest seemed to go on forever. Hansel felt depressed and the branches of the trees reminded him of his parents watching over him, making sure they go far far away. Gretel felt lonely like she had no purpose; she was between death and life but she slowly headed over to death as her sanity faded away. For both of them life faded till the only thing they saw was black. They both felt dead inside. But suddenly the smell of happiness and joy it smelt like fresh sweet flowers on a summer morning. There depression was no longer but now happiness. There heads are no longer filled with dark; now light. The smell of joy lingered over them. Suddenly there was light. For Hansel it felt like God was shining light on them. For Gretel though it felt like her father cooking a roast lamb on the fire.
“Hansel, Hansel th- that thing you were talking about was a giant gingerbread house” explained Gretel
”Ye- yes” mumbled Hansel in shoke, he did not know that this would be in the woods they were saved.
The light emerged itself to be a sugar coated gingerbread house. The roof crumbled with gingerbread, a dangerously unstable chimney, weird distorted windows and a door with a fragmented door knob. Hansel wanted to run over but it was the sweets that lured him over. Gretel was already over at the house and she knew that she should not touch the house; it looked so sweet.
Have you ever read Hansel and Gretel
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