Writing 100

WALT: write a story any sort of story, except with one extra rule; to only use one-hundred words.

(this is my story) 

The dolphin came out of nowhere when I saw it. (and I did see it.) it was 12.6 tons, I now that because I put a scale under it. It walked over to a baby which said "come over here and wait for the time when penguins live." In a very deep manly voice, and then out of the blue came

A penguin (it was living.) it smashed into a car and died. "So sad." Said the baby. The dolphin

Turned his head and died. I woke up with a start, I looked out the window and died. 

So the end.

My next step is to make it more descriptive but still with one-hundred words.

Reading

After play room 9 come back to class to read some books. Here is a book that I enjoyed after lunch.

       This book is about an old man in France go's on a bike ride, a big snow ball rolled them 

                  all over except the old man! And the old man WINS!!

Poetry with Mr Wallace

WALT: find out about a different type of poem. Then I have created one of my own. 

Here is my riddle poem.

I'm not like a rat,

I don't like to chat,

I'm usually on a mat, 

Can you guess what I am?

A fat CAT!!

Next step: continue to learn about different types of poetry.

Values

Our value this term is honesty. Here is an acrostic poem of "honesty" to show how I show it.

  

Haiku poem with Mr Wallace

WALT: write haiku poems and learning syllables.

Haiku poems come from Japan, and need 5 syllables on the 1st line, 7 on the 2nd line and 5 on the 3rd line. 

This is my poem.

 

                                 The sea was so cold,

                                 So I got out the water,

                                 And went to the sand.

                                                               

P.E.

WALT this term for P.E. I have been

in the Sharks swimming group. Our

goals this term have been...

•Do a tumble turn.

•Complete in my school age group.

•Complete in the inter school team.

•Perform a simple rescue. 

    My next step is to perform a simple rescue.

Poetry with mr. Wallas

In workshops with Mr Wallace we're learning about personification and similes. Heres a similes poem about cows.

       COWS.                                                                                          

As fat as a whale.

It moves like a sloth.

As bigger muscle as a T-Rex.

It eats like a pig.

As black and white as a zebra.

What is it?

It's a…

COW.