Last week we work on a story called the Tane Mahuta, for the story we had to summarize the story with 50 words, answer some questions and record ourselves reading a page of the story. The idea of the story is a girl have trouble to sleep running away from home because she wanted some time alone, from the text evidence we guessed that she was bullied at school. The part that was kinda hard is slide 5 because there was 1 or 2 words that I didn’t understand.
This week and last week we were learning about the Trojan horse. We did some slides about the story, some activity that we did was: answer some questions, make a book cover, and a postcard. I really enjoyed all the activity especially the book cover. The hardest part was when we had to write a postcard, because we had to make our own address. Making a random address isn’t always to easy. The best part of the story is when the plan tricked the Trojans and took over the city. Do you know this story?
Recently we had Susan from kiwi North visiting us, and this year it’s about the ocean. We did some activities like: word search, food diagram, and Susan showed us some skins of fishes.
Something that Susan taught me was the nudibranchs, nudibranch are a soft body animals that looks like slugs. Nudibranchs are very colorful. Not many people know them or have seen nudibranch because they are usually at the bottom of the ocean. Another very cool thing that she taught us was the the animals that was vertebrates. Vertebrates animals are the type of animals that has a backbone, some animals that are vertebrates are: penguins, whales and dolphins. Another type of animals are the invertebrates, they are the type of animals that doesn’t have backbones, like: crabs, and nudibranch.
The one activity that I enjoyed the most is painting the nudibranch sculptures. The reason is because nudibranch are actually very colorful, so I could color it anything I want. I could also use my imagination to choose the color wisely. Susan has truly teached me a lot of things because I don’t know much about the sea, even tho I live by the sea. Next time I would love to learn more about jellyfishes.
