Kensuke's Kingdom Activity

WALT: Create a missing poster!

This week for our Kensuke's Kingdom activity we had to make a poster for Michael attracting people to go and look for Michael. 

Yesterday we done another activity but I didn't finish it so I am posting it today with this activitie!

T1W4 Literacy/Numeracy Reflection

This week we have been working on Maths Buddy. Miss Hines set us some tasks on Maths buddy and we had to work on them  through - out WEEK 4.

Speaking of WEEK 4 we are soo close to going on MISTLETOE BAY CAMP! I am soo excited except I get CAR SICK and Miss Hines said the road from Havelock to Mistletoe bay is 45 minutes and is just really twisty and turney! OH NO! 

Anyways this week we have started writing Colour Poems! If you don't know what a Colour Poems are you pick a colour for example green and then you write green down and then write what it..

Looks like
Sounds like
Smells like
Tastes like
Feels like 

Then you can add colour to it like since we are doing GREEN you could add the colour green to the background and add pictures of green things like grass, trees, flax, bush, growing tomato's!

The colours I picked are pink, blue and I am working on Yellow, Orange and Red. 

Here the are..

Pink...



Blue...



Here is the doc I have put my Green, Orange and Red colour poems in!

GREEN, ORANGE AND RED COLOUR POEMS

T1 Mainstar 4 What does the Marlborough Sounds have to offer?

Link to What does the Marlborough Sounds have to offer?

T1 Mainstar 1 ~ 5 Book Reviews

T1 Mainstar ~ Be an active participant in Grey Main’s swimming sports

Be an active participant in Grey Main's swimming sports

Kensuke's Kingdom Chapter One Questions

Reading Conprehension

This week we have started reading a book called Kensukes Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo for our Novel Study. We are up to chapter one. For this activity we had to answer these questions based on chapter one. 

T1 Mainstar 2 ~ Plan a family outing

                                         
I went with my family out to explore the COAL CREEK FALLS walk in Runanga

T1W2 Acrostic Poems

Acrostic Poems
WALT: Write an acrostic poem.

This past week we have been learning how to write an acrostic poem. If you don't know how to make an acrostic poem you simply pick a word and write in straight down and then add a sentence or a word to match that letter. Here is an example with the word cats!

Center of attention.
Around the neighbourhood.
Thinking about those scary dogs.
Slimy cat food.

Here are all 3 of my acrostic poems. I chose the words Katelynn (My name), Dolphin and Echo (My Dog)!