In Week 8, Miss Fletcher gave us a science lesson about Matariki.
We had to write some notes about it. Here is my work:
I am a Year 5 student in Team Moana at Ohaeawai School in Northland, New Zealand.
In Week 8, Miss Fletcher gave us a science lesson about Matariki.
We had to write some notes about it. Here is my work:
A couple of weeks ago we walked out to the playground and wrote some personification sentences about it. Here is my work.
This week we wrote a recount about what we did on the weekend we had to have 1 personification 2 similes and 3 sentence starters. Here is my recount.
Making a Fort
Eeek! On the weekend I made a fort in my room because I didn’t know what to do.
Excitedly, I decided to make a list of things that I needed to make a fort. First I needed a mattress, lots of blankets, pillows and chairs. I ran as fast as a cheetah to the cabinet to get all the sheets. I ran back to my room and chucked them on the ground and sprinted into the dining room to get three chairs.
Instantly I got started with the fort. I laid a mattress down on the ground and put chairs around it. Then I put blankets on my bed as well as pillows. Then I started to put the blankets on the chairs. The blankets stretched out their arms. I was as quiet as a mouse making the fort.
A few minutes later I had finished the fort so I decided to just chill and lay down and dream about riding Sandy on the beach. A few hours later I needed to go to bed so I got ready and slid under my warm cozy blankets and nodded of to sleep.
I had a great time making my fort and I can’t wait to do it again next time.
Today we coded robots Laylah Stella and I made a video about coding Beebot. Here is our video.
For the last couple of weeks we have been learning about fractions. We decided to make a DLO about fractions. Here is my DLO about fractions.
This week we weaved flax to make a Matariki star and we also wrote what we learnt about the Harakeke flax. Here is my writing and star.
This week we wrote personification sentences about the Matariki stars and the Harakeke flax. Here is my piece of writing.