Monday 22 September 2014

A short story by Amy

Sally the Trouble Maker
By Amy

Once upon a time there was a little girl called Sally. Sally was a huge trouble maker. She would always get in trouble at home and at school. This was because she hated her teacher Miss Brodie and her teacher hated her, and she got in trouble at home because she did what she wanted to do and she didn’t listen.

One day Sally did something really naughty. She threw a basketball at Miss Brodie. Sally got in so much trouble; Miss Brodie arranged a meeting with Sally’s mother. Miss Brodie asked Sally’s mother if Sally could move to a different class because she was causing too much trouble.

Straight away Sally’s mother replied “No way, if my child bothers you why don’t you move to a different class and you just don’t want to deal with my daughter.”

Miss Brodie didn’t agree with what Sally’s mother said and she got really annoyed. She got so annoyed that she started a fight. Sally’s mother wished she had never said what she said because Miss Brodie threw punches and she screeched and roared every word she said.

After a few minutes the principle heard the noise and hurried down to Miss Brodie’s room.

“What is going on in here” shouted the principle.
“Well that mother told me to move to a different class or to deal with her child” replied Miss Brodie.
“Well that mother is right because if you dislike the children in your class, you shouldn’t be a teacher” bellowed the principle.
“Are you saying what I think you are saying” yelled Miss Brodie.
“I sure am. You are fired.”

Monday 15 September 2014

Egyptian Mau Cats by Carlos

I used Emaze which is a presentation website to create my presentation on cats. I hope you enjoy it. I would love it if you left a comment. Powered by emaze

Wednesday 3 September 2014

Ameila and Molly's mid summers night dream

Midsummer’s Night Dream

This drink, named after one of Shakespeare's stories, gives you a feeling of heaven.  The sugary melon and dreamy grapes is A+ for parties.  The sparkly lemonade is wonderful in the drink.

Ingredients:
50ml grape juice
100 ml lemonade
100ml rockmelon juice
1 slice of lemon

Method:
1.Pour the grape juice and melon juice into a plastic cup.
2.Pour into the blender ice and mix.
3.Put it back into the plastic cup and serve.
4. Decorate as you please.

Ameila / Molly

Amy and Hailey's fruity zest

Fruity Zest
This divine wonderful recipe made with coke, lemonade, oranges juice, crushed ice and lemon juice is a perfect combination for a hot summer’s day.  Enjoy while relaxing under a palm tree at the beach with your friends.  Decorate with a mini umbrella and sugar sprinkled over the top to finish it off.

Ingredients:
  • 100mls of coke                               
  • 100mls of lemonade                      
  • 20mls of orange juice                   
  • 20mls of lemon juice                     
  • sugar                                                
  • crushed ice                                     
  • mini umbrella                                  
  • plastic wine glass                          
  • 1 straw                                             

Method:
Pour the coke, lemonade, orange and lemon juice into a plastic wine glass and stir.
Spread the crushed ice evenly around the glass.
Sprinkle sugar around the glass.
Put a mini umbrella and a straw into your refreshing drink.
Enjoy! Amy & Hailey

Mocktails


The Eye of Delight

This Eye of Delight is a mouth watering drink with L & P, maple syrup, whipped cream and apple. The divine whipped cream with slices of apple is a perfect topping for a tasty mocktail on a sunny summer's day. It is named because the whipped cream resembles the eye of delight.


Ingredients:

  • 1 can whipped cream
  • 185ml of L&P
  • 65ml of maple syrup
  • Half an apple



Method
  • Grab one glass and pour 180 ml of L&P in.
  • Add 65ml of maple syrup and stir with spoon.
  • Put apple in ice shaver.
  • Place apple in drink.
  • Make a big swirl of whipped cream.

By Ben and Luke

procedural writing in action

In Room 2 we have been studying procedural writing. We wrote recipes using language features specific to procedural text. We included a purpose, ingredients list, method, with individual steps in chronological order and used active verbs. Upon completion we had the opportunity to make our fruit concoctions / smoothies. It was a really successful afternoon of fun learning and a good opportunity to work cooperatively with our class mates.

Please enjoy these photos.















Netsafe - Keeping Safe on the Internet

Hi everyone, I thought I would put on the blog the websites and information that was in the newsletter on the 3rd of September. These sites are very informative and the tips about reading the terms and conditions is extremely helpful. Hope this is useful. Miss J.

Two useful websites to help us are http://www.netsafe.org.nz/ and
http://www.thecybersafetylady.com.au/ and below is some useful tips:-
1) How to keep your kids safe on Minecraft:
 http://thecybersafetylady.com.au/2014/08/a-parents-guide-to-minecraft/
2) If your child wants to register for an online game, check the Terms & Conditions for the age
 limitation first. When you are reading the Terms & Conditions you can do a search using
 Ctrl F on a Windows laptop or Command F on a MAC laptop to find ‘age’ or ‘limitations’.
3) Talk to your child about what makes a good digital citizen. The same core values apply
 online. So for example “respect each other”, add the word “online”.
4) Videos/Quizzes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79IYZVYIVLA This is a video which
 goes through what a person's dossier looks like throughout the entire life starting in the
 womb! Digital footprint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DinW62zlWcc. We like to
 talk about our digital footprint as our ‘digital tattoo’.
 This is a great “How Cyber Smart Are You?” quiz
http://www.cybersmart.gov.au/Home/Kids/Have%20Fun/How%20cybersmart%20are%20you.a
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5) This is a website which talks about the importance of having breaks and some suggested
 exercises to do http://web.stanford.edu/dept/EHS/prod/general/ergo/microbreaks.html