catch me if you can

This is my catch me if you can video.

My Hiwi the Kiwi writing

WALT: write to inform

Success Criteria

• Create a clear image in the readers mind
• Have a clear message (big idea)
• Powerful words (precise, clear)
• Reread writing and check for impact

My thinking questions

I choose this piece to publish because...

I need to practise...

I am pleased about...

My Published Writing

WALT: edit and publish our writing

Success Criteria

• Use a font and colour that can be easily read
• Must make sense
• Correct spelling
• Correct punctuation
• Change at least 3 words to add impact for the reader

We have been learning how to publish our writing.

Hiwi the Kiwi writing

One day me and my family went fishing. When you go fishing you need the right fishing gear like: a life jacket, fresh ice if you are fishing in a lake or a river and saltwater ice if you are fishing in the sea. you also need a beacon, a flare, a smoke flare the smoke is usually a light orange colour a flare that shoots up into the sky that reaches a sater light in space and that sends a signal to a life guard and that life guard will send a plane to go and find you but you might see the plane but they won’t see you so that is when you use the smoke flare and they will see you and they will come to you because orange is a close colour to red and red is for danger, and that is why you need to put your life jacket on before you set off sagel otherwise you could be indanger! another thing you will need is a ruler but not a owderney ruler, a speacal fish ruler so you don’t get a big fish for it’s speshes case the fish might have babies and that an’t going to tast very nice, or you might get a baby that is a baby like come on it’s just a baby! That’s why you need a wet towel so if you do get a baby or a daddy or a mummy fish don’t put the fish back with your hands put the fish back with a wet towel cause if you do it with your hands then you will wipe the scales off and then they could get a diseys! So when  I went fishing with my family as soon as I flinged my fishing rod into the water a fish got court into my trap and when we got home we cooked my fish and when it was ready we ate it all up “mm, that was yummy” I said haply.

THE END

By Bridget

You are sharing the Hiwi the Kiwi message in your writing. You have added a lot of details and information to make sure the messages (water safety and sustainable fishing) are clear to the reader. Your language is precise, font easy to read and the colour, although not my favourite, is quite easy to read.
Remember, when publishing you need to make sure the punctuation and spelling are correct so your piece is 'ready to read'. Use spell check and a buddy to help you. 
Kerri

Maths

Maths Sample

The blue question is the easiest and the green question is the most difficult.

Task:        Choose at least 2 questions to answer and record the questions, thinking and answers on your blog. Your thinking may be in the form of photos (from your maths book or using equipment or a whiteboard), an educreations or show me clip.

Success Criteria:

o   Question, thinking and answer recorded

o   Clear thinking

o   Use what you know to help

o   Correct answer (buddy check)

Questions

You have 20 jellybeans to place on a cake.

Each ¼ of the cake should have the same number of jellybeans on it.

How many jellybeans go on each ¼?

Alex and his friends ate 12 slices of pizza.

Each slice is ¼ of a pizza.

How many pizzas do they eat altogether?

There are 20 lollies on a birthday cake.

If you eat 2/5 of the cake, how many lollies do you eat?

There are 30 children who go to a country school. 3/5 of them travel to school by bus.

How many children is that?

Reflection ECG

Thinking back over your fraction learning…

Emotion	How do you feel about your learning or what you have learned?
Cognition	What do you know and/or understand?
Growth	What could you do now to further your learning?

inquiry post

Elly (Art)- Every Wednesday we have been learning about the inquiry process while finding out 

fractions home work

This week our hand on home work task was to do some baking and make a fraction story with it
WALT:to make a pizza or make a sandwich and show some fractions with it then tell a story and post it on our blogs

this is my story...
 
There was one pizza and the pizza was cut into 6ths. Gordon ate 3 6ths of the pizza how many slices of pizza would be left? Write in the comments below to say what you think.

here are some pictures of the pizza, Gordon my brother eating pizza and what was left

Me Hayley and our buddy's flag

This is Bridget Hayley and our buddy Lizzy's flag

The ‘RSS' stands for Russell Street School.

The sun stands for a lovely place.

The ‘fun' stands for it is a fun place.

The ‘14r stands for there is 14 classes.

The stick figures stands for it is a school for boys and girls.

The  ‘P' stands for potama  is special.

The yellow stands for yellow is one of the RSS colours.

Goal fish

WALT: set SMART goals

Task: set a learning goal, a behaviour goal and an at home goal. Create a goal fish to display you goals.

Success Criteria

I can read my goals

My goals are specific

My goals are measurable

My goals are important to me

Reflection Questions

	I think	My learning partner thinks
I can read my  goals	I can read my goals because I didn't use silly words.
My goals are specific	My goals are specific because I didn't use goals that had the same meaning as the others
My goals are measurable	My goals are measurable because they are not goals like to climb  to the top of the basic facts ladder by this term. (Even I have archived one already.
My goals are important to me	My goals are Important to me because they will help me when I grow up

Bridget, you have thought hard about your goals and what you want to achieve, setting at home and school goals to help you to grow as a learner and a person. Taking more responsibility for your possessions is important and will help you become more focused. Keep working hard on your basic facts learning and you will keep climbing the ladder. Soon it will be time to set new goals!

Kerri