Today in Cybersmart I learnt how to duplicate, rotate, nudge a diamond shape to make a Matariki star. I was hard to move the diamond shape into place. It was fun to make my colours.
Today in Cybersmart we were working with different shapes to make rockets. It was hard to duplicate the shapes. It was a lot of fun
In Room 6, we read a true story about Torty the lucky tortoise who lived up to 200 years old. She was lucky because she was found by a New Zealand soldier in the war in Salonika in Greece in 1914. Torty was run over by a gun carriage and was rescued by the soldier named Stewart. They became good friends. When Stewart came back to New Zealand he brought Torty with him. One day, Torty was lost and was found by a policeman in a circus. The policeman took her back to her owner.
This is my drawing of Torty.
We have been looking at marine reserves.we chose a sea creature to describe without
using its name.
This is mine:
My sea creature is a testudines and also a reptile.
My sea creature doesn’t have teeth.
My sea creature’s shell is made of over 50 bones.
My sea creature can get to be ginormous
Kia ora! My name is Linda. I go to Saint Patrick’s School. I am in Year 4 and my teacher is Mrs Agnew. My favourite subject is Art and I enjoy learning about pets, space and animals. I am good at gymnastics. My goal for this year is to rock climb. In my spare time I like to meditate.
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