Metaphors

Walt: match metaphors with their meaning sport and nonsport activities.

On Thursday afternoon, we had to get into groups of three. Mrs Ramkolowan gave us strips of papers and a thick piece of paper that had metaphors on. We had to match it to the sport and nonsport activites. I was in a group with Shanelle, the writing target group couldn’t help us. They had to sit back and watch us match it all up. After matching all the metaphors, the writing target group came to see if we got it all right. Shanelle and I got it all right. I found it fun and interesting to do. The metaphor that I will try to use in my writing will be a sprint finish.

Athlete: Carl Lewis

Reflection to speech

Muffin making challenge

Walt: Decorate repetitive patterns on muffins only using 2/3 elements.

For the past 3 weeks our class has been learning about patterns. And Thursday morning Margaret and Stephanie were baking banana muffins, when the muffins were ready miss Donaldson gave them out to everyone in the class. After that Mrs Ramkolowan came and set out the ingredients on the desk. We had to make a pattern with the muffin and we had to make it with only 3 elements, my elements were banana,apple,and kiwifruit, Miss Donaldson picked 5 muffins that stood out.

And the muffins had to go on to the desk and Nick came to pick the winner and the winner was Ketura, Ketura muffin was so out-standing and colourful.

Then when Nick picked the winner we got to eat our muffin we made. My muffin looked rotten when I took a photo but it was just when the blinds were down.

Next time I would like to learn how to convert fractions.

Netball with Anne

I just wanted to thank Anne our netball coach she was really helpful to us. Like for one reason teaching people that haven’t played netball before.

And also teaching us new techniques. Today was our last day of netball and we played a game of netball.

Thank you again Anne for coming and teaching us how to play netball we had a lot of fun.