In this blog, it will be about my week, aka week 8.
This week, the Kaupeka hub has separated into our 3 different homebases.
We still worked on Reading, Writing and Maths. For reading, we had different tasks that we could do. I did a Book Cover, a Wanted Poster and a Book Review for my tasks. For Writing, we had to make a plan and write a short story. My short story is about a fox getting food for his family for the winter but he gets lost and he has to find his way home and his parents. For Maths, we could choose different goals. Beginner, Step up and Advanced. I have already finished the Beginner goal a while ago so I had to do the Step up one.
Reading
For Reading, my Wanted Poster was about Green Eggs and Ham and about the character, Sam I am. My Book Cover was about a book called Tragic Theaters and I made the book cover about a girl onstage wearing a haunted jacket. My Book Review was about both of them. My goal for reading was "select from a wide range of genre when reading independently."
Reading Book Review
Writing
I've changed up my story a bit but I've still stuck with the plan.
Autumn's Cold Breeze, Story Plot Plan
Maths
The Step up goal was: Use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers and decimals. When I started doing the maths, at first, I was getting quite confused. But when I understood it, I did maths really maths.
For Reading, my Wanted Poster was about Green Eggs and Ham and about the character, Sam I am. My Book Cover was about a book called Tragic Theaters and I made the book cover about a girl onstage wearing a haunted jacket. My Book Review was about both of them. My goal for reading was "select from a wide range of genre when reading independently."
Reading Book Review
Writing
I've changed up my story a bit but I've still stuck with the plan.
Autumn's Cold Breeze, Story Plot Plan
Maths
The Step up goal was: Use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers and decimals. When I started doing the maths, at first, I was getting quite confused. But when I understood it, I did maths really maths.
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