Thursday, 16 June 2016
Poetry
this is a poetry activity test our knowledge about our Onomatopoeia, SimIles, rhyming word and alliteration.
Thursday, 9 June 2016
The great try
Screaming and shouting was the only thing that you could hear in living room. It was so exciting my heart was beating so fast it felt like my it was going to fall out of my chest. We all gathered in front of the T.V watching the warriors and the broncos Nrl finals.

Wednesday, 8 June 2016
The monsoon flood
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In this task we had to predict what happened in the story
by just looking at the pictures and title.
We had to also figure out what a monsoon is.
In this task we had to predict what happened in the story
by just looking at the pictures and title.
We had to also figure out what a monsoon is.
Monday, 30 May 2016
alma writing
It was a cold snowy day. Alma was the only one in the town. She was dancing down the street with nothing worrying her mind. Then she came across a huge black board. Gazing at the blackboard it had people's names on it such as Billy,Sophie,Ryan and Lily. Then screech she wrote her name on the town blackboard in double writing alma .
Friday, 20 May 2016
3D Pentagon Star
Today we made a wool and nail art, as you can see this is Me and my buddy Owen had created this. It was simple, you will need 11 nails and 1 wood whatever size and wool. You will nail in the nails with whatever shape you want and create whatever.
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
swimming with sharks
WALT: Scanning for information with my knowledge to support inferences I make when reading.
Swimming with sharks is dangerous. A teenage girl from the village of Mo'unga One would not agree. This week we read a story that related to a \legend. The legend meant people from a village could swim with sharks and be safe.
We had to think about the different characters and why they responded the way they did. I had to put myself in their shoes to see how they felt.
I've learned that legends can sometimes give people confidence and also make them feel safe where some people would feel scared and in danger.
Labels:
legend,
mo'unga,
reading,
swimming with sharks,
year 7
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