Here Is the Link To my DLO. This week we were learning about poetry for writing and Mrs Anderson challenged us to make a google doc and try to turn it to a DLO using a google doc so that me we can't go on any tabs to look for photo so we need to look for photo on the google doc on explore. The hard thing was looking photo on google doc explore and it was also challenging because we can't go on any tabs.
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teacher is Mrs Anderson.
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 June 2019
Thursday, 31 May 2018
First Rugby Match in New Zealand
This week we have been working on Charlotte Anne. When we had finished our work about Charlotte Anne, we researched about the 1870 life reflection. My group and I did the first rugby match in New Zealand and way back then they put 18 players on each team. The first rugby match game started on Saturday, May 14th, 1870. The team that battled each other is Nelson college and Nelson Foot ball club. In my group is Fraidoon, Miki and Ofa.
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Poetry Juxtaposition
In the summer I’m aroused to a snug and friendly breeze, all the pollen in the air always makes me sneeze.After clambering into my uniform and leaving for school,
I wait for friends by a wall of hedges, relishing the blue and inviting sun.
In the winter I sullenly rise from my bed, chilled to the bone from the despairful air. After painfully getting into my uniform and slowly leaving the door, I sprint to school just to keep myself warm.
This week's task for poetry was to first read a poem and then answer some questions and create some word clines, for the word clines we first needed to choose a word and then find all of the necessary synonyms for it. After that the task was to draw a line on some paper and then write down the synonyms that we'd written down onto the line in order from top to bottom depending on how important we found that one synonym.
Labels:
Aung Naing,
Poetry,
Word Clines
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