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Friday, 6 November 2015

Three Times tables


I did three times table it shows how many groups. After I had record it in english and my language.

Thursday, 5 November 2015

Word web Antonyms Steal

I did Antonyms and I did the word steal. I did this because I did not know any antonyms for steal. I learnt six antonyms for steal.

Audience book


This is a slideshow of what book you might want to read and you might agree. I did this because I wanted to know how many people agree with me. I learnt some people don't how to determine a book's audience.

Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Antonyms for Avenge

I did word web. Today we did antonyms my word was Avenge.

Buddy reading

Buddy Reading Log
WALT read for meaning and understanding.

Instructions:
  1. Pick a book and a buddy.
  2. Get the buddy reading cards.
  3. Starting with the more experienced reader (Reader A), read one paragraph / page.
  4. The other reader (Reader B) asks a question from the cards and Reader A answers.
  5. Swap roles (reader or questionnaire) for each paragraph / page.
  6. Record your progress here using the buddy reading grid.
  7. Enter new words onto the Word Wall.

Date: 3,11,15
Buddy: Fraidoon
Book title: Danger in Copper Mountain
Fiction / non-fiction
Pages read:

What have you learned so far?
What do you predict. Why?
What is your book mostly about?
What is this page mainly about?
Why did the author probably wrote the book?
Which part was confusing?
Which part was most interesting?
What is your opinion of the book?
Who are the important people in your book?
What does your book make you wonder?
What does your book remind you of?
What would you like to ask the author
Why might others want to read your book?
How is your book organised?
How did your book begin?
Assessment
(highlight the question box)
Couldn’t answer
Basic answer (no evidence)
Good answer
(evidence given)
Great answer
(evidence and specific words)



Date:
Buddy:
Oh Hsen
Book title:
Fiction / non-fiction
Pages read:
What have you learned so far?
What do you predict. Why?
What is your book mostly about?
What is this page mainly about?
Why did the author probably wrote the book?
Which part was confusing?
Which part was most interesting?
What is your opinion of the book?
Who are the important people in your book?
What does your book make you wonder?
What does your book remind you of?
What would you like to ask the author
Why might others want to read your book?
How is your book organised?
How did your book begin?
Assessment
(highlight the question box)
Couldn’t answer
Basic answer (no evidence)
Good answer
(evidence given)
Great answer
(evidence and specific words)

I did buddy reading with Fraidoon. At the top it shows my answers and one below is Fraidoon.

Monday, 2 November 2015

Antonyms for Angry

I did antonyms. Words that have the opposite meaning. I did the word angry.

Fireworks safety

I did a poster about fireworks it's important to stay safe you could  get hurt badly so make sure you follow these instructions when you do fireworks.