Reading WK7 T4

This is my reading work for week 7. I hope you like it.

Maths WK6 T4

Emily and I did our Math together. We had some interesting Math's tasks.
Have a good day!

Reading WK6 T4

Me and Samantha did our reading work together. We got to create our own poster! We made our own political party a few days ago so we chose one of our party values and made the posters on that. I chose education for mine.

Maths WK5 T4

Emily and I did a lot of work on latitude and longitude. It was fun learning about it! The worksheets seemed hard at first but once I found out how to do it, it was much easier.

Reading WK5 T4

For this week's reading Emily and I wrote a debate about whether or not we should have a gaming curfew. It was fun reading all of the different texts about gaming and searching the negative consequences.

Guy Fawkes Description

Excitement filled the audience as bright, loud, fireworks burst

into the air. BOOM! Excited and pleased cheers filled the

neighborhood. CRACKLE! The fireworks sink down, little

sparks hitting the grass. People clap and lean towards the

person beside them, chattering about the wonderful sight.

More are lit and they explode into the night sky, the stars

glistening. Eyes lit up as more fireworks fired off into

the skies. BANG! Startled citizens back up in shock.

FIZZ! It sprinkled back down, some flares spreading

across the grass, fading away. Many yells filled the

air, questions following them. “Is it over yet?” A few

questioned. Sparklers were given out, the sparks

bouncing away. Children stared at the sparklers

intently, slightly tempted to touch it. The adults

warn them with a serious tone in their

voice. Some shivered in the chilly weather,

hugging themselves tighter. The luminous stars

dance in the moonlit sky. Some people hold a hand

to their ears. BOOM! BANG! Sudden fireworks

burst off. The invisible, fluffy clouds shuffle along.

The younger children yelp and hide behind their

parents, wincing at the sound. Those who feared

the loud noise show their smiles when they think it’s over.

They jump, startled by another shooting off into the

sky and ending with a BANG! The youngest children

tug on the sleeves of their parents. Some walk off,

heading back home as a cold breeze shot by. Another

darted into the night sky, sparks bursting off in

different directions. A shooting-star-like firework

followed behind it, very quick and making a loud,

squealing noise. It then faded away, as they all do,

applause exploding into the cold air. Grey smoke

clouded the air. It surrounds the audience, the smell

unpleasant. Everyone scrunches up their noses,

waving the smell away. People begin to leave as

the sky darkens. That was Guy Fawkes.

Reading WK4 T4

I had to read a lot about Guy Fawkes. I learned a lot of things I never knew before! I did my reading tasks with Emily this week.

Maths WK4 T4

I did my Math's with Emily this week. We finished on Wednesday.

Auckland Fire

I opened my eyes to hear crackling. The crackling from a fire.

The scorching fire burned, my eyes darting to the smoke as it clouded the air.

I sweat in the sweltering heat. The families start to feel fear.

They were worried about what would happen. Hopefully nobody else was here.

I see nothing but flames surround me. The firetrucks rolled in, sirens wailing.

Relieved bystanders cheer. The firefighters seem to ignore the cheers,

grabbing a hose and showering the fire with water. Black smoke,

an unusual color for smoke, filled the air. Innocent bystanders cough

and back away from the building, heading back to their vehicles.

My heart raced. Through flames I see water. Suddenly there was hope.

There were crackling flames and yelping citizens.

The smell of the fire was strong and smoking,

similar to burning plastic. I scrunch my nose at the smell.

I see another person standing not too far away.

They were almost completely surrounded by boiling

flames. I was unable to help, hoping a firefighter would

soon arrive and save them. I race to the edge of the rooftop

once there’s enough space to run. I wait for a ladder to reach up.

I look back at the other citizens, hoping they’d get saved too.

I see a ladder extend towards me. I breathe a sigh of relief.

“Thank god,” I muttered. A firefighter is attached to the ladder,

holding on tight. Once he reached the top, he hops onto the rooftop

and commands everyone to climb down. It was so high up but it was

the only way. I go first, placing my feet on the ladder and gripping

the sides tightly. As I am climbing down the ladder, it lowered unexpectedly.

I shrugged and held on until I reached the ground. I hop off the ladder.

Finally, relief. I was asked if I was okay.

I replied telling them that I wasn’t injured at all,

which was very fortunate. I took one last glance at the

rooftop and hoped everyone else would be alright.

I had a few questions that I decided to keep to myself.

Questions like ‘How did I get here? How did the fire start?

Where’s my family? Where am I?’ They were all left unanswered.

For now, at least. I see black smoke emitted from the fire.

I try to get as far away as I need to be, I was warned and told

to stay back. I looked around desperately, searching for my family.

Searching for answers. I had walked too far that I began to get lost.

Where was I even going? My hope suddenly faded and panic replaced it.

My mind was clouded with ‘oh nos’ and ‘what if’s.’ I had to search for

my family, slightly distracted by the black smoke, thinking that I

should’ve asked for help. It was too late now, I was already lost

and I had nobody to run to. All I could do was sit on the concrete

and look around hopelessly.

I frowned. Nowhere to go, no one to go to, and no food.

Was I hopeless? Yes, completely. Was I going to try flip

things around? Absolutely not. I knew that night would soon

arrive so I’d have to get going soon. But where to go? There

was nowhere to go that would be helpful and I didn’t know

where my car was. Did I even arrive in a car? I’m not even sure,

I could’ve used a bike, a skateboard or I could’ve just walked.

Why was I asking myself this? It didn’t matter, what did matter was

home, the one place I am unable to get back to. I had to check in

at a hotel, it’s the city after all, there’s got to be a hotel somewhere.

I find a hotel and enter, quickly digging through my pockets first for

some money. I had enough to pay for tonight, tomorrow would be a

different story. I paid and unlocked my room with a key I was given,

the room number labelled on top. I flopped onto my bed and drift

to sleep. What now?

I opened my eyes. It felt extremely hot. Was the air conditioning on?

I don’t remember turning it on… I sit up and widen my eyes, sniffing

the air. The air smelled like burnt plastic and smoke. A familiar

crackling noise filled my ears. What I saw, though, I didn’t believe.

Hot, burning, fire.

“Well,” I chuckled nervously, “I’m doomed.”

The end

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I was given an image and I had to write about it. I wrote a narrative, pretending I was in the fire. It was cool getting to write it!

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Maths WK3 T4

For Math's this week we have been learning how to plot coordinates! It was quite easy and enjoyable. Have a good day!

Reading WK3 T4

My reading for this week. I read some interesting books! It has the name of each book on Slide 3 (the words in bold). Have a nice day!

Reading WK1 T4

I did my reading with Emily this week. We were quite busy this week so we didn't get to finishing our Kahoot. Good thing that we didn't have to do it! Have a nice day.

Maths WK1 T4

Emily and I did our math together. It was a fun and easy way to start of Term 4.

Reading WK10 T3

We made another flipgrid video. 'We' as in Samantha and I. My Dad comes from Tonga so I think this was a really interesting task. We chose to do Tonga. Hope you enjoy our video!

Maths WK10 T3

The last week of math's for Term 3. We had pretty easy work and learned a few things about graphs. We are learning how to make a graph using Google Sheets.
I did my Math's work with Charlotte.

Find her blog here: http://pcscharlotter.blogspot.com/

Making Pikelets

We made pikelets in class! I made them with Willow, Anna, Emma, and Emily. They were delicious and very easy to make. We each got five pikelets and two were leftover. Emma let us split each pikelet in half and take it for ourselves. That's all, have a nice day!

Maths WK9 T3

Me and Charlotte did our math together, again. The tasks were very simple and easy, which I was extremely happy about. Have a nice day!

Check out Charlotte's blog here: http://pcscharlotter.blogspot.com/

Reading WK9 T3

Me and my friend got to make a word find! I think that was the best part of it. 

I did my reading this week with Samantha. She has really interesting posts!

Check out her blog here: http://pcssamanthac.blogspot.com/

Reading WK8 T3

For reading this week all I had to do was read a few texts and record a video on flipgrid. This is my flipgrid video on why we should be saving the NZ native plants.

Have a great day!

Maths WK8 T3

We had simple subtraction problems for Week 8. I enjoyed doing these tasks.

Have a nice day!