Ski Trip DLO

Here is my reading DLO as you can see, For this DLO we we´re learning about PROVERBS. I think that this is a very interesting task because of the fun and cool ways you say wise things that really mean something. E.g See a pin and pick it up, all day you´ll have good luck. See a pin and let it lie, bad luck you´ll have all day.

Math's DLO

 

This is my DLO on the Doubling and Halving strategy, this is a really interesting strategy to use in maths. Ms D's group and I all had a lot of equations, that Ms Donaldson gave us to solve out using this strategy and of course to answer. Then we had to make a DLO which I have already done, an then we had to publish it on our blog which I have also done.

Writing Narrative

“Lonely, lonely, lonely shoe thrown in a bin abandoned in an alleyway”. A lonely shoe hearing cars ZOOM past, going so fast. The lonely shoe relished on some rubbish. That lonely shoe having nothing else to eat. Socking wet, as rain filled the bottom of the inside of me. Lonely shoe having nothing to see, black all around no way no how to flee.

This is my writing shoe narrative, if you have already read it. It tells you about a lonely shoe, and how it is in its life. This task was writing by Lyndon and I, first we had to do our planning - Smell, See, Feel, Hear and Ideas. These are what me and Lyndon used for our, when we finished we had to use one device and had to go back to back. We had 15 minutes to each write a story to go long.

Word Clines - Can Do's

Here is another can do that I did, my can do choice was a word cline. As you can see the word that I chose was the word cold, my task was to find out more interesting words as I go up each box. Which means each box should have stronger meanings that increase in intensity and interest.  

Asia Mapping Task

This is my Mapping task, as you can see I was searching/mapping about Thailand. Did you know that Bangkok is 9757.73 km away from New Zealand, it is known that Thailand is in the north hemisphere.

Using 5 Times Tables

This is my using 5 times tables DLO, we had to solve our 6, 7 and 8 times tables using my 5 times tables. We had to split up the easiest number into 5 and what ever and had to times the 5 and the other number and answer it then we had to times the other number with what ever E.g - 8 x 6 split the 6 into 5 and 1 so 5 x 8 = 40  and 1 x 8 = 8 so we have to add up the answers 40 + 8 = 48 and there you have it.