Commenting and Alliteration

 Kamusta my creative readers,

Currently kids in the classrooms are in a cool commenting competition where their family members comment continuously once a day if able. 

In my class, we can completely confidently compare our class with the others that we are brilliantly bumming at the bottom so if you are a cool family member that’s connected to a room 9 child, can you please look at the carefully made blog we post and comment so when end of the fortnight we can collect our countless comments. 

Here’s an instruction of how parents can comment,

How do you comment though? Now I followed these steps on my dads phone but all I could do was read them, so I scrolled way down where it said my name and something and I clicked on it, after it led me to a site where you can see all my posts and so I pressed on one of them then I found where you can comment. Hope this helps!

Word of the Week!

 Hello everyone,

In my class, there is something called the word of the week (you might already know it). What it is, is it in our reading lesson and it’s a word our teacher chose for us to find a definition, example and your own sentence, the word is usually related to an emotion. 

Here’s the screenshot of my accomplished work,

Here’s a question if you’ve seen all my other word of the week posts, what are you feeling?

Reading Post

 Hola amigos,

This post, I will be talking about a reading activity that I should have already finished last week but couldn’t make it considering my group has lots of things to do.

It is about the emotions of a character you have chosen from the book and writing each feeling from the start and the part you have stopped reading. The character I have chosen was Bradley, after all he is one of the main characters. 

Here’s an image of what the group I was in (Aztecs) mostly had to do,

This techno LY means what different emotions I’ve read that Bradley have felt through their part I have read and I have also written the proof. 

Maths Time

 Kon'nichiwa everyone, 

On Tuesday I started my maths observation and ended it on Thursday because on Wednesday my teacher had the group I was in. This one was pretty tricky because there are multiple shapes. (it’s mainly about shape so yeah)

From my view these are my answers even though I can feel that they aren’t accurate,

Can you do this one? Click here if you’d like to do it! and every time I add the link please always make a copy

Writing Time

 Magandang araw to you today, 

For writing we did quite a lot. We, room 9 learnt what and lots of metaphors. 

Day 1 was completing the metaphors. Day 2 we had to choose 4 metaphors, 1 metaphor meant 1 paragraph about it and an experience. Day 3 was finding the metaphors in the poems. Day 4 I couldn’t do but it was about writing 3 paragraphs including the language we learnt. 

Here’s one thing from each day that I did, 

It was pretty fun since metaphors are easy to understand and quickly, thanks for popping in, goodbye:) 

Word of the Week

 Hi-ya reader,

This week’s reading the first thing we all do is our word of the week. For this week's word, is alienated. 

I don’t know why but in my head I feel like alienated means excluded but it is…. just a little though since alienated is a feeling when maybe your friends are talking about a movie that you hardly know about and you kind of feel left out. 

I mean that was rather a good explanation but if it doesn’t make such sense then you can always look at this image, 

I actually enjoyed making this and I hope you liked it too, gracias!! 

Filipino Language Week

 Kamusta sa taong nagbabasa nito and our buddies (Toroa room 2 and room 4 Ruapotaka,)

This post is about something relating to a culture that’s happening between the days August 13-19. Now what’s happening is it is Filipino language week. 

A fact about the dates were, on August 13 1998 there was a battle of Manila or called ‘Mock battle of Manila’. Quezon was born on August 19th, he was elected president somewhere in the Philippines and so that’s my guess of why between those days are so special. 

You might know, or not but did you know if the blue and red on the flag are in the wrong way it means the Philippines is in war.

(see),

In room 9 there are about 5 Filipino’s, how many are in your class?

What does 'Validated' Mean?

 Talofa readers,

I will be sharing with you a work I did yesterday for reading. The work I did was my weekly word. The word for this week is validated! 

The challenging part for me is when finding the definition since it was confusing because there was one for what it actually means and the emotion one but we had to do the emotion one. It was also hard to make a sentence. 

But thankfully I had completed my job,

I’m still a little confused but I kind of get it now, and I hope you do too!

Hyperboles!

 Magandang umaga readers,

 

This term we’ve been doing language features, for this week we learnt what hyperboles mean. 

Hyperboles are things you say that are like so untrue but at the start of it, it has to be related to what you’re feeling e.g I’m so hungry I can eat 50 pizzas in 5 minutes. We also watched videos about hyperboles and wrote the hyperboles we hear. After we write our own hyperboles. Last we wrote a story with hyperboles

Here’s the story I did.

My story hasn’t been completed but who knows if we can continue it next week. Thank goodbye!