Monday, 21 September 2015

Riddle me this

                      What is the answer


  • What is the longest word.
  •  There are two sisters: one gives birth to the other and she, in turn, gives birth to the first. Who are the two sisters?
  • When is homework not homework?
  • Skinny I am fast,
    fat I am slow,
    but I'll still delight you from your eyes to your nose.

Wednesday, 9 September 2015

Weather Facts

Weather Ideas
WALA: Make connections between their prior knowledge and the concrete examples in a text in order to understand abstract ideas in the text
When it was the end of the book (nature's extremes wild weather) there was a list of things that we could look up on google. You could also look up some facts. These are some of the thing that you could look up.
Idea 1.Clouds can contain millions of tons of water.Image result for storm clouds



Image result for sleet, rain and snow
Idea 2.Liquid can be changed into snow,sleet or ice by the temperature and humidity.

Idea 3.Hurricanes need cold and warm air and wind to keep them moving. Sometimes they never make it to land because they die at sea
Image result for hurricane
Idea 4.Young children and adults over the age of 65 are most likely to experience heat exhaustion or other heat-related illnesses.
Idea 5.The majority of these tornadoes occur in a geographically unique area nicknamed ‘Tornado Alley’.

Image result for real tornadoes

Thursday, 20 August 2015

Angles

My class have been working on angles in maths. For angles we use pool tables.We have to make it hit the edge and hit the ball. Click the link to get to a website. Pool Practice


Wednesday, 19 August 2015

My Riddles

Kids Riddles are fun. Can you guess them?


Mr. Smith has two children. If the older child is a boy, what are the odds that the other child is also a boy?

What building has the most stories? 


What is Bruce Lee's favorite drink?


                                   Can You figure it out?                                       

Monday, 17 August 2015

Nature's Extremes Questions.



We have been making connections between their prior knowledge and the concrete examples in a text in order to understand abstract ideas in the text.

1.What was the major thing that needed to happen in 2003?
The government needed to plan for a heat wave.
2. What were 2 other problems that were evident?
(1) There wasn't much water so all all the plants and foods were running out.
(2) There were no cooling centres available so they could not cool off.          
3. Why is it important to plan for a heat wave?
So you are prepared to get everything sorted.   
4.What do cities need to lessen the heat?
(1)Use less darkness (black).
(2)Wear hats and loose clothes.                 
(3)Have white roofs.
What does the last sentence on page 24 mean?
It is serious and  cannot be ignored.

Do you know the answer?

                          DO YOU KNOW THE ANSWER?
What has a single eye but cannot see?

I'm as light as a feather, yet the strongest man in the world can hold me for 5 minutes. What am I?

Thursday, 13 August 2015

My Art

                                                                     My Art
Our teacher has been reading us books after lunch and we (students)  get to make art so I made a paper tent and stuck paper flowers on. I sometimes play with my dolls and I make little beds for the dolls. Maybe you could make one yourself.