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I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School, Auckland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie.
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LS1 and I learnt about persuasive writing
First I watched 2 videos of persuasive writing we created a poster of how to convince people then i watched a video about how to brainstorm
Next I wrote what I wanted to convince people to do. I also wrote what the world needs to do and the school.
In the end I analyzed the ideas by doing a traffic light system. Green meant to go with the idea, red meant to not try to convince people you want to do it and yellow meant you have to think more about it.
I enjoyed it because I got to know what people want for themselves and others.
We wrote about similarites and differences between our school and the modern olympics.
We learnt how to balance when catching and throwing frisbees then we practiced our teamwork.
We practiced our balancing by catching frisbees and also by throwing them.
Then we practiced our teamwork by playing a game where you pass the frisbee to each other and tried throwing it in the net. We jumped so we could stop and face towords the side so we could get a good posistion to throw the frisbee into the net.
Then we had to chase the frisbee before it touched the ground and stop moving when you catch the frisbee.
I need to inprove on my stopping and balancing becuase when I was catching the frisbee I couldn't stop moving.
For maori we wrote questions of where food is supposed to go for example kei hea te.../where is the.
Then we answered the questions useing roto runga and waho .
Next we put pictures onto a slide to tell where food goes for example banana/ panana, frezzer/ pouaka makariri.
We used the maori dictionary to see how to say fruits in maori.
We learned about the units of Measurement.
We had to write the short veirsions for the units, for example millimetres = mm.
Next we measeured two things in the classroom to see how many centimetres (cm) the objects were.
Then we had to write how many millimetres you need to make 1 centimetre (10mm) and 100 centimetres makes 1 meter and 1000 metres make 1 kilometre.
We made our own challenge based on balancing.
First, we planned out what challenge we were doing. Our plan was to stand on one leg and swing our arms back and forth while holding the bottle.
Next, we tested out our challenge by avoiding our tipping point while making the bottles touch each other.
Lastly, we took a photo and recorded our results and we made our poster.
I need to get better at my print design rules becuase I was struggling with my print resign rules.
I learnt about prepotions in maori.
I worked on a can-do called Basic Facts Boxes
I did the speed demon challenge. I did addition up to ten.
I did the speed demon challenge, I did addition up to ten.
My time was 4 minutes and 55 seconds I got 100 out of 100 corecet. Next time I will improve my time by
practicing at home and at school.

Yesterday I watched a video of an introduction and wrote hooks.
First we got to practise writing hooks by writing hooks about our teacher. Hooks catches people's attention by using surprising facts and a question.
Next we wrote hooks about how chocolate is made, the life cycle of a butterfly and how fireworks work.
After that we wrote an introduction for the 3 texts.
Did you know that butterflies only live for a few weeks? The butterfly life cycle starts with an egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and a butterfly. Did you know that it takes 28 to 30 days to complete the life cycle.
Did you know it takes about 400 cocoa beans to make one pound of chocolate. Chocolate is made by roasting cocoa beans, removing nibs and lastly blending the nibs to form a chocolate liquid. The chocolate takes 5 or 8 days depending on what chocolate it is.
Did you know that fireworks were made over 2000 years ago. The parts of a firework are the cylindrical paper container with string, a fuse, a bursting charge made with gunpowder and stars for the reaction. This process only takes 2 hours.
Next time, I should work on my introduction to add more information.
Did you know that there are 3 similar simple machines. They are: wheel and axle, pulley, and screw. Simple machines were used to make work eaiser.
Calenders show us the day,week or month.
There are twelve months in the year, they are; January February March April May June July August.
Months have 28,30 or 31 days.
There are number patterns on a callender by looking For Four connecting days for example 20,60,100
The wedge pulls stuff apart, the lever helps lift heavy obgexts, and the inclided plane helps you move somthing from high to low.These are simaliar simple machins.
