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Friday 25 September 2015

Thank you Letter to Ms Parkes

Room 11
Glen Innes School

25 September 2015

Dear Ms Parkes,

Thank you so much for helping me with my writing. Since I have been working with you, I have   improved a little bit in my writing.  

A couple of the things that I have enjoyed working on with you was how I had to describe the video clips that you sent to Mrs Ramkolowan. The video clip that I enjoyed describing was the furious black piranha because we got to write a diamante poem on it and we got to do some art on it. I found that area really fun to work on.

One more thing that I enjoyed doing with you was writing 4x4 poems. Doing that really helped me learn about adjectives, adverbs, verbs and nouns. That really helped me improve more in my writing. I really like doing 4x4 poems because I could use all that I learned from that in my writing.

So, thank you very much Ms Parkes. Your suggestions have been very usefull for me to use. Since I have been working with you I have understood many things that have to do with writing like making good sentences, editing my work to make sure that it makes sense and using a variety of interesting and expensive words to make my work even better.

Yours sincerely,

Petuana

Monday 21 September 2015

Serving Breakfast


Last week monday, we went to sports camp. At sports camp we got to serve breakfast to all the schools that came. It was cool serving breakfast but it was a little bit tempting for me to give children more yogurt because they would always ask for some but I got use to giving them just enough because I got to serve a couple of times. I really enjoyed sports camp because not only did I get a chance to serve but I also made some new friends from different schools.

Tuesday 1 September 2015

Diamante Poem


Converting Fractions to Decimals

WALT: Convert fractions to decimals.

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In this game, I was learning how to convert fractions to decimals. I found that I could convert fractions with 10,100 and 1000 as the denominator because if I had to convert 25/10 it would just be 0.25 because you just add a zero then a decimal then the numerator. I still need a lot more practice on this though and next time, I want to get 20 out of 20 correct.