Today we played cards 🙂   …

It was nice…

And here’s what was done!

Here’s what I remember…         We went to sit at a table and we played a card game and you had to make an animal with a set number of rolls and we had to grab a card and make that animal.

Today we learned about different types of lines and how to identify them.

We learned about 6 types of lines and how to recognise them in public but we are just going to talk about 2

1. parallel lines
2. Perpendicular lines

Parallel lines (simplified) are 2 lines side by side not touching or pointing in another direction, they will never meet.

Perpendicular lines are two lines that cross each other at a 90 degree (right angle) angle.

Recently we have been talking about important skills when being online. I was supposed to create a short presentation but I didn’t have the right apps that I wanted to use.

Here is my advice on the best ways to stay safe online:

1. Don’t share your last name
2. Keep your passwords private
3. Don’t share your address online
4. Remember you have a digital footprint – which means what you post could be there forever

We have been making clay models of dragon eyes with lots of detail. Over the weeks we were making the dragon eyes Urmi was bossing us around like slaves (hehe). Today/week 4 we are PaNtInG tHe ThE dragon eyes! And with just 2 seconds left I finished 🙂

We were (uhhhhhhhhhhhhh) making (uhhh) songs I think yea, that’s all I have to say thank you 🙂

Throughout the term, we have been doing this thing culled the action station and in this thing… action stations, there are lots of different choices. I chose origami.  I made a flapping bird and a flower. I would like to learn how to make a monkey. What would you like to make?

Is Easter better than Christmas?

NO

HERE ARE MY REASONS:

First Argument:

At Christmas you get to spend lots of time with your family.

Evidence:

-food

-presents

-money

Second Argument:

At Christmas you can visit more places.

Evidence:

It’s summer (NZ) so you can go to so many more places YOU NAME IT!

And you can visit other family members.

Third Argument:

What is Easter? Easter is one of the principal holidays, or feasts, of Christianity. It marks the Resurrection of Jesus three days after his death by crucifixion. For many Christian churches, Easter is the joyful end to the Lenten season of fasting and penitence.

Evidence:

And yes for your information I believe in God and I do think Easter is a great time to celebrate and get chocolate, BUT for a lot of kids all across the Earth don’t get much or celebrate AND SOME DON’T EVEN GET CHOCOLATE. Now I am not down playing Easter. It is a great time but in my defence I think Christmas is better and plus we get to celebrate the birth of jesus. (More on that below)

(The holiday, which commemorates the birth of Jesus, is observed on Dec. 25 in the Gregorian calendar, but no one knows which date Jesus was actually born, according to Britannica. The Bible does not mention Jesus’ exact birthday, so there are only clues to go off of)