Friday, 16 February 2018
Where is PyeongChang? | By San Kyaw
I created this DLO that shows how far away PyeongChang is from Auckland. I now know that PyeongChang is in South Korea. South Korea is a country near the Thailand, which is where I come from. One fact I found really interesting is that, the first Olympics was in Chamonix, France in 1924.
The Pathway - Summary | By Fraidoon
This week for reading our group has been focusing on how the Treaty Of Waitangi came to be. The treaty of Waiting was an agreement between the Maori and the English. During the 1700's - 1800's the British were the superpower of the world. They have colonised many countries that are now independent. The British bought land in New Zealand for things as little as a pound. Even though a pound was useless in New Zealand because they did not use cash. British settlement had a huge impact on New Zealand because that helped to develop the New Zealand that we know of today. Some British people back then weren't respecting the culture and laws the Maori's had put in place. The book we read was basically a timeline that lead up to the signing of the treaty of Waitangi.
Auckland to Pyeongchang - By Angela
I created this DLO that shows how far away Pyeongchang is from Auckland I now know Pyeongchang is in South Korea. South Korea is a country near China and Japan. I know that Seoul is the capital of South Korea. One fact I found interesting was that the Korean flag has the yin yang sign in the middle of it. Yin yang mean dark bright.
Comparison Of Mascots - By Sanujan
The Winter Olympic is taking is occurring this year and it is taking place in Pyeongchang County, South Korea, on 9 of February - 25 February 2018. This week for Inquiry were creating a Comparison of the Winter Olympics' Mascots. I worked collaboratively with Jack, Nickaela and Brooklyn.
What we had to do
Our task was to create a Venn Diagram.
After that spent a few minutes searching for some Winter Olympic Mascots.
The Mascots we compared were, Soohrang, and Neve and Gliz.
Did you know that the Soohorang was selected as the mascot because the Soohorang represents a white tiger and white tigers have been the protecters of Korea for a long time.
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Thursday, 15 February 2018
Place Value Addition by Mele
Mele created this fabulous screencastify to share how she uses her place value knowledge to help her add three digit numbers. She has created a maths story then used this DLO to show how she uses her strategy to find the answer. I really like the clear way Mele has identified which part of her written answer is her thinking. Great work Mele!
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Sentence Structure by Aung Naing
This week we were learning about how sentences can make our writing change. I learnt about simple sentences, compound sentences and complex sentences. Compound sentences are joined together with a fanboys conjunction. Complex sentences have an aaawwwubbis conjunction. I liked learning about this because I tried to use new words in my writing.
Mascot Venn Diagram | By Affonso
Today we have been learning about the Winter Olympics. For this task we would found mascots that were in the Winter Olympics. Then we compared the 2018 mascot (Soohorang) to the Winter Olympics mascot we picked. We decided to choose Bely Mishka. Each mascot has its own meaning. We then compared them using a Venn diagram.
Wednesday, 7 February 2018
Remembering Our Summer Holiday In Seven Sentences | By Alex
Today for writing all of LS2 had to create a copy of a DLO and then fill it out with seven sentences
(One for each sense) and also a picture of one of the sentences. We also had to try and use different
language features eg; a Hyperbole, a Simile, a Metaphor, Onomatopoeia etc.
I chose to create a picture of my sixth sentence in which I use a simile, the sentence is about when my
brothers blocked a door by pushing it to keep me from getting out.
(One for each sense) and also a picture of one of the sentences. We also had to try and use different
language features eg; a Hyperbole, a Simile, a Metaphor, Onomatopoeia etc.
I chose to create a picture of my sixth sentence in which I use a simile, the sentence is about when my
brothers blocked a door by pushing it to keep me from getting out.
L.I. - Writing to recount
Writing using language features to engage readers
Complete these sentences about an event over the summer holiday.
Don’t tell us what the event was just give us enough information that we can know for ourselves.
Don’t tell us what the event was just give us enough information that we can know for ourselves.
I heard a man running through the crowds, and a woman trying to calm her baby down.
I heard the object fall to the ground with an earth shattering ‘Clunk!’.
I saw an advertisement when I went to the cinema.
I wondered if I would see anyone that I knew there.
I wondered about the ending for the movie.
I felt like an ant when I tried to push the door open.
Although I felt one of my brothers trip me over, I quickly just got back up and chased after him.
- Me being unable to open the door because they were pushing really hard.
Writing: Remembering Our Summer Holiday In 7 Sentences | By Jack
Today for writing, we needed to reflect a moment in our summer holidays. We were then given a template, with different human senses, and had to morph the senses into sentences about the event we chose to reflect. Once completed, we needed to show our work to a teacher, and illustrate the situation. The moment that I chose to reflect was when I went to a music store to get an amp with my guitar. I really liked this writing activity, and it really did get my imagination going wild once we had started illustrating.
Remembering our summer holiday
L.I. - Writing to recount
Writing using language features to engage readers
Complete these sentences about an event over the summer holiday. Don’t tell us what the event was just give us
enough information that we can know for ourselves.
enough information that we can know for ourselves.
I heard the ring as I walked through the door “RING”
I heard the instruments strumming, followed by a charming sound of an angel singing.
I saw many different shaped objects surrounding the room, like bees defending their hive.
I felt the vibrations from the differently pitched tones.
I felt each string get thinner and thinner the further I ran my fingers down the instrument, like a blunt knife getting
sharper and sharper.
sharper and sharper.
I wondered if one day I could perform with my new hobby, and make a living out of it in the future.
Although I wondered how long this hobby would continue, I just continued to experiment with what I had.
Illustration:
Can You Guess What I Did Over The Summer Holidays by Ofa
L.I. - Writing to recount
Writing using language features to engage readers
Complete these sentences about an event over the summer holiday.
Don’t tell us what the event was just give us enough information that we can know for ourselves.
Don’t tell us what the event was just give us enough information that we can know for ourselves.
I wondered if the bouncy castle is on today, although I do not want to get caught doing mischievous
things on it.
things on it.
I saw one lifeguards looking at me like a spying camera.
I heard multitudes of splashes around the centre.
I heard girls screeching like a bunch of falcons and boys bombing like whales.
I felt the coldness of the water splash to my back.
I felt the water slithering around my body.
I wondered if the girl’s screeching would ever end.
Can You Guess What I Did Over The Summer Holidays? by Fraidoon
L.I. - Writing to recount
Writing using language features to engage readers
During the Summer Holidays I have done a lot of things like go to Australia. I enjoyed every part of my holiday, especially my uncles wedding. In my recount I have described one event that happened over the long break. Can you guess what I did? I have sentences describing what I did. Can you guess what I did by using the clues provided for you.
I heard the water crashing.
I heard the loud music piercing through my ears.
I saw the bright colours in the sky, but I was still not impressed
I felt the sand sliding through my palm.
I felt like I was waiting for years, until it was time.
I wondered when the countdown is going to start.
I wondered If there was going to be a big feast after this.
Photo by Steve Austin/ (CC BY-ND 2.0)
Remembering Our Summer Holiday by Jay-Don
I heard people laughing and screaming. I saw wet people everywhere. I heard the guy next to me gasp as the cold water hugged his dry body. I felt my body start to shiver, that water really was cold. I wondered if how much time we had before closing? I wondered when we were coming back?
Photo by: Zotdragon CC BY-SA 3.0
Today we used different language features to help us describe an event from our summer holidays. I have used my words to show rather than tell you what was happening. Can you work out where I was and what I was doing?
Wednesday, 20 December 2017
NEXT Foundation and the Summer Learning Journey
What an absolute privilege to be a part of the launch of the Summer Learning Journey today at Panmure Bridge School. A huge thank you to the NEXT Foundation and Rachel and her team at the Woolf Fisher Research Centre for inviting us to take part. Very proud of all our Learning Space 2 students who feature throughout this footage.
Thursday, 23 November 2017
Learning to Motivate - by Carl
Why Your Teeth Should Stay Healthy - Eric, Lyric and AJ
This week LS2 have been focusing on sharing a community message. Eric, Lyric and I created a prezi to show our learning. In our prezi we talked about why your teeth should stay healthy and what happens if you don't keep them healthy. Our targeted audience is Room 5.
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