The Marvellous Homework

As we go on travelling across the Fantasy World, imagine that one day when you get back from school you find a BIG surprise in your room.
Click here and see what it is all about. After reading, answer the following:
Would you like to have one? Why?

Concert Songs

Dear all;

Here are the links for you to practise the songs for the concert.

You need to rehearse them at home.

Read the instructions that Mr Oscar included in each case. You need to be logged on with your school mail to be able to access the links.

Concert songs: No Bad News and Brand New Day

Concert Final Song: Way back into Love

Ghost Hunt

As we keep on travelling through this fantasy world, I challenge you to find the ghosts in this haunted mansion. You have to click on the image as many times as necessary to discover where the ghost is hidden.
Hope you enjoy it!
Good luck
Game

Writing posts

Would you like to write a post in the blog? Complete the form if you are interested in writing a post in the blog. Then, it will be your post and not mine!!! What do you think?

The Power of Words

Reading different blogs from other schools in different countries, I found this video. As we very well mentioned in our writing lessons that one of the main goals in writing is to create a picture in the reader's mind, the way in which we say things and how we say them can cause a great impact on others. Please watch the video and leave a comment. What do you think?



Thank you Otorohanga Primary School for sharing

Congratulations

I enjoyed the ceremony you performed to conmemorate May 25th a lot. You all did very well!!

Happy rest!!

Miss Ale

One more challenge

One more challenge on expanding sentences and realising how the telling sentences change into showing ones.

Click on this site on expanding sentences. Go clicking until you have at least 10 lines long as text. Look for some showing phrases, how did they become showing, what else was added to the words so that they are expanded?

Leave a good comment on your observations.

Figurative Language

Similes, metaphors and personifications are some examples of figurative language which liven up your writing and create a picture in the reader's mind. This video will help you remember them so that you can start using these figures of speech in your future pieces of writing. Hope you enjoy it!

Some tips for writing showing paragraphs