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Monday, 29 June 2020

design task

Solve the word problem

swimming with the green sea turtles

Swimming with Green Sea Turtles

WALT: use our senses to make our writing more interesting.

Imagine going snorkelling at a beach and seeing beautiful green sea turtles. What do you think the experience would be like?

Task 1: Watch the video clip on the site. Imagine you were the person snorkelling… Put yourself in their flippers.

Task 2: Brainstorm using your senses. What do you think you would be able to see/hear/smell/touch/taste if you were swimming with Green Sea Turtles?

In this table, write the descriptive words that you would be able to see/hear/smell/touch/taste.
What can I see?
What can I hear?
What can I smell?
What can I touch/feel?
What can I taste?
Hard-shelled
Whistling wind
Salt
Rough
Salt from the water
Green sea  turtle 
The water 
Fish 
Green sea turtle 
Water 
Seaweed 
Swimming 
Seaweed 
Rocks 
Food 





Need some help? - make sure that you use words that you know… even better - search what some of these words mean and use them in your writing!

Task 3: Write a story about what it would be like to swim with Green Sea Turtles.

Start writing here:
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 One day I went diving in the ocean. I was scared I have never dived before. I got my ger and jumped in the water. The water was so cold it felt like I was freezing.I

finally dived under the water and I could see a green sea turtle. It was so cool I was touching the sea turtles shell. It was so smooth. And then another green  sea turtle came.

It was so fun playing with the green sea turtle. But then i had to go so i jumped out of the water and took my gear off. That was so cool

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green sea turtle recherche

Green sea turtle facts

Thursday, 25 June 2020

My Poppies art


Pacific Islanders in WW1

Pacific Islanders in WW1


WALT use descriptive language to add detail


A group of soldiers from New Zealand and Australia went to fight in the war. They were known as the ANZACs (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps). Some Pacific Islanders went to war too.


Task 1: Watch the videos about the Pacific Islanders who went to war.




Task 2:


Choose a Pacific Island:
Tonga
Samoa
Cook Islands
Fiji
Niue


Research your chosen Island and write some vocabulary about it:
It is hot
It has a lot of food
It looks beautiful 
It is very cool 









Task 3: Pretend you are someone from your chosen Pacific Island who has volunteered to serve in World War 1. Write a letter to someone back home.
  • What do you miss from home? [Research your Island for this]
  • What is your job?
  • Where are you and how did you get there?
  • What do you smell, hear, see, touch, taste?
  • When will you be home?


Start writing here:
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Dear Family i have been in war for 5 months already and i hope i don't die but i think i'm about to die i have a sirius injury and it hurts so bad i hope i get home fast so you can help me 

From Eyan 

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ANZAC Australia New Zealand Army Corps

ANZAC FACTS

Wednesday, 24 June 2020

adding and subtraction

Women, Children or Animals in WW1 writing

Women, Children or Animals in WW1


WALT use descriptive language to add detail


During world war I, women, children and animals all had special roles.


Task 1: Choose a topic and watch the video clips for that chosen topic:




Task 2: Brainstorm descriptions and vocabulary for your chosen topic.


My chosen topic:
Dog 
Focus 
Protection 
smart
cool



























Task 3: Write a description of the role that women/children/animals [choose one] had during the war.


  • Think about the 5 senses:
    • Smell bombs 
    • Hear yelling 
    • See  trainer 
    • Touch trainer 
    • Taste hot dogs 


Start writing here:
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1n 1914 dogs were the main purpose of war; you had to train your dogs. Training your dogs to always be focused on one thing is good but it is hard. Training your dogs to always go to the place where you want it to go is also good but again it's hard to train.


Dogs are good because they can do anything like you but you don't do it. In war dogs look for bombs and after stuff that is bad. War dogs are the best animal that you can get for war.


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women children and animals in ww1

women children and animal facts

Tuesday, 23 June 2020

My WW1 Trench

  

n the trenches

In the trenches

WALT use descriptive language to add detail

During world war I, the soldiers fought from inside trenches.

Task 1: Watch the video clip and explore the interactive:


Task 2: Brainstorm things about what it may have been like in the trenches.

Cold
Damp
Muddy 
Wet 
Boring 
Dump 
Scary 
Rats 
Safe 
Narrow 
Sandbags  
Bags 
Guns 
Grenades 
Electricity 
Beads 
Food 
Rug 
Coal 
Soldiers 
Carpet 
Trench 
No man's land 
Periscope 
Mildew 
Rifle 
Battlefield 
Attack 
Protection 
Dich 
Uncomfortable 
Rations 
Haversack 
Duty 
Trench foot 

Task 3: Write a description of what it may have been like for a soldier in a trench.

Use the video and interactive above to help! There are some great descriptions and vocab there for you!!

  • Think about the 5 senses:
    • Smell smoke
    • Hear guns
    • See dead people 
    • Touch rifles 
    • Taste food 

Start writing here:
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In 1914 in the trench it was called no man's land . It was so boring and wet. There was nothing to do But die. We were just waiting in the trench for war but it took long.. It was so uncomfortable but we just slept. I could smell smoke and I could hear gunshots and see a lot of dead people. 


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