Today for reading we were doing current events. We were learning about the national and international news around the world. Currently, Samoa has been infected with measles as someone from New Zealand with the disease brought it over to Samoa by flight.
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.
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Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Friday, 29 November 2019
Romeo and Juliet
This week for reading and writing we were learning about Romeo and Juliet. We were making a summary after watching a video. After the summary we made a DLO about a animation. The animation that we were doing was a Stick man animation. The animation was about Romeo fighting Tybalt.
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Wednesday, 20 November 2019
Reading Presentation
Today for reading we were doing a presentation about our history topic, our topic was about knight. In our DLO we talked about how to become a knight and some famous knight. After we were done we share our kahoot to our class to do. One interesting fact that I learnt was when the first crusade happen in 1096.
Tuesday, 5 November 2019
A History of Protest in New Zealand
This week in reading, our group was reading a book about some of the biggest protest in New Zealand's. The book that we were reading was called Stand Up A History of Protest in New Zealand. As we were doing reciprocal reading, we made a list of vocabulary, summary, predictions and questions. Then we made a literacy weaving strip and using two words each from the book. I chose bread and soldiers because back then instead of fighting the soldiers they would hang out bread. Choosing my second option wasn't hard, I chose soldiers because they were taking down the house to make new roads
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
The Possum Problem
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2019,
Aung Naing,
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The Possum Problem
Wednesday, 4 September 2019
Supermarket stopped selling energy drinks to kid under 16
A provocation is an action or a speech that triggers strong feeling about a topic. Recently a major supermarket chain a announced it will no longer sell energy drinks to people under the age of 16. My opinion is recorded in my DLO that show both perspectives what is your opinion and why?
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Exploring our national current events
News editors make decisions everyday about which current events stories they will run. We explored the different types of current events that are happening in NZ,thought about why the story made the news and plotted the location on a google maps.
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Current events,
mapping,
national news,
NZ,
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Monday, 12 August 2019
DAWN RAIDS
Today were talking about the dawn raids and made a DLO about it. We made a DLO talking about the two perspective about the Government and Polynesian. We also made a summary about the story and made our own opinion. We made this DLO in groups, in my group it was Joseph, Julian and I.
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Dawn Raids,
Reading
Monday, 17 June 2019
Waltzing Matilda
This week for reading, we talked about the main idea about Waltzing Matilda. We also had to back up our main idea by writing down true details from the text. We then made a summary DLO about Waltzing Matilda. In this DLO we added 20 important words, which we then narrowed down to 6 most important words out of the 20. Using those 6 words, we had to make a summary about the poem, Waltzing Matilda. The poem was about a Swag man who stole a sheep from a farmer, which the farmer than called the troops to catch him. The Swag man was well aware that the troops was under his tail, until he escaped them and was never seen again.
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Waltzing Matilda
Thursday, 6 June 2019
Literary Devices
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.
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Aung Naing 2019,
LS2,
Poetry,
Reading
Tuesday, 21 May 2019
One Small Step - Independent Reading Challenge Response
This term for reading we have been reading from selection of texts that are linked to our inquiry topic of Space. What that means is that we chose a text to read then used reading response prompts to answer questions about a book. I found it interesting to read my friend's feedback to my responses. Mrs Anderson showed us how to turn this feedback into a dialogic conversation so that we talked more about our learning. My favourite part of this was the create tasks because after answering 5 reading responses I had a good understanding of the information that I was doing.
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Aung Naing 2019,
One small step,
Reading
Friday, 17 May 2019
Laika: Summary
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Wednesday, 13 March 2019
Brando Yellavich
This week for reading we read a book called the wild boy it was about a boy who went on an adventure across the coastlines. He went on an adventure to raise 10,000 for the Ronald McDonald house. He was a brave teenager to go across the cost line because most people don't want to risk they life.
Thursday, 7 March 2019
Read Theory
This week for read theory I read a story about Luna Moth. I found it interesting that the Luna Moth can grow up to 4.5 inches and only lives for 7 to 10 days. I need to work on my reading because some of the words in the story I do not know how to say. I am good at answering the questions from the story because I got it all correct in this story.
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Reading,
readtheory
Tuesday, 12 February 2019
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
A special event has been happening for the pass few years, which is the Treaty of Waitangi. As an excitement LS2 is working collaboratively to learn about the Treaty of Waitangi. Did you know that the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840, 6th of February? More than 500 chiefs signed this. This slide included information about the Treaty of Waitangi. We did a lot of summarising, but at the same time we learnt a bunch of new vocabulary words. We collaboratively communicated together for the last task, which was to choose 2 questions and communicate with our group at the same time. The questions that we chose were what factors make a successful partnership between two people and what would Aotearoa be like today if we had no treaty. We listed down a lot of ideas, as we started talking. Talking was the main thing that helped us during this activity.
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Reading,
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
Read Theory Analysis
I have created this DLO to show my progress of read theory. I have worked hard on reaching up to level six. I have enjoyed doing read thoey because it help me with my reading. I worked with Joshua w for this activity.
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Reading,
readtheory
Friday, 16 November 2018
Emily Garvett - Wolves
Today our teacher read as a book that call wolves form Emily Garvett. The book was about a rabbit reading a book that was called wolves. After the book was readed we went off and make a DLO about Myths about wolves and the fact and the myths.
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book week,
Emily Garvett,
Reading
MeerCats
Today the teacher read to us a book written and illustrated by Emily Gravett. The book was about a MeerKats. By listening to the story we took and find some information and make a DLO about MeerKats. We have learnt a lot about MeerKats including where they live and what they eat. They like to eat snakes and eggs, scorpions.
Thursday, 1 November 2018
The Battle of the Somme
Today for reading we learnt about the Battle of the Somme and I work with Alex.
We were answering some question about the battle of the Somme. We read about
the battle of the Somme and trying to find the answer to the question.
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Reading
Tuesday, 30 October 2018
Poem
Did I Miss Anything?
Question frequently asked by students after missing a class
Nothing. When we realised you weren’t here
we sat with our hands folded on our desks
in silence, for the full two hours
Everything. I gave an exam worth
40 percent of the grade for this term
and assigned some reading due today
on which I’m about to hand out a quiz
worth 50 percent
Nothing. None of the content of this course
has value or meaning
Take as many days off as you like:
any activities we undertake as a class
I assure you will not matter either to you or me
and are without purpose
Everything. A few minutes after we began the last time
a shaft of light descended and an angel
or other heavenly being appeared
and revealed to us what each woman or man must do
to attain divine wisdom in this life and the hereafter
This is the last time the class will meet
before we disperse to bring this good news to all people
on earth
Nothing. When you are not present
how could something significant occur?
Everything. Contained in this classroom
is a microcosm of human existence
assembled for you to query and examine and ponder
This is not the only place such an opportunity has been
gathered
but it was one place
And you weren’t here
(Tom Wayman)
Today for reading we read a poem by Tom Wayman. The poem is called did I miss anythings? The poem is about him miss a class that waited a long time for him to come. After we were done we answers some question then search up five fact about Tom Wayman.
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Reading
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