Nursery Rhyme Writing: Hey diddle diddle and Humpty Dumpty.

WALT - Use interesting language in our writing.

Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow jumped over the moon, and the dish ran away with the spoon. The little dog, blurted a laughed, that was so hard, and coincidentally made Humpty Dumpty have a great fall. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men observed and discreetly pondering and thought, they couldn’t put Humpty together again.

The Prince who gave up everything.

WALT - Look for clues in the text to help us make meaning when we infer Use the process of elimination to find the 'best fit' answer.

TASK: My task was to read a story book about Prince Gautama and how he gave up everything so that he could find the answer to his question. I had to read in between the lines of the story so that I could answer the questions on this presentation, It was easy to find the answers but it got harder when I had to answer "What is the population of India? and What are their main tourist attractions?"

SUDOKU

WALT - Use 2 different strategies to solve word problems.

TASK: My task was to fill in the blank spots with numbers and not to get the same number in the same row. It took a lot of brainpower to solve the Sudoku but I managed to solve is in by equally lining up the numbers from 1-9, so that each row will be equal

Word Problems

WALT - Use 2 different strategies to solve word problems

TASK: My task was to find out the equation for each problem and show my working out on the next slide. For example, Lucy's mum gave her $20 to buy some food for her two dogs: (Blue and Roxy) When Lucy got to the shops the shop keepers there said that everything was half price. If Lucy got $15 change, How much change would Lucy get if she brought the dogs food for the full price?

AIM for success.

Today Pt England School had an unexpected encounter. The name of that person was Mr Andrew Patterson, he came to our school to talk about the year 8's future but the year 7 had to tun in and listen too because this talk was going to happen to them next year.

The first thing that I remember that Mr Patterson was talking about was that time don't slow down for anyone, and you should make the most of your time before you pass on. There was something that Mr Patterson said "My friend counts and reminds himself of how many days he has left." I also have a saying of my own, treat every day of your life like it your last and enjoy the most of it.