L.I to Novel study the witches.
For reading we are doing a novel study on Roald Dahl books. I have had to read up to chapter 16 for this week. For novel study I was reading the withes. For the witches we had to do different activities. I have done an author study about Roald Dahl. I have had to talk about his personality.
I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 1 and my teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilive.
Friday, 15 November 2019
Thursday, 14 November 2019
Friday, 8 November 2019
Supply & Demand
LI: to learn Supply and Demand
Supply is how much there is available of the product. If the supplies price increases the company will make or build more of the product for the people. Demand is how much of the product people want. If the price increases, not as much people want it. Our task was to make a slide explaning Supply and Demand. We then played a game which was called "I Supply, You Demand". Basically we were a company and we had to make money by picking an amount of stock and choosing the price of the product.
Venn Diagram Witches
L.I to Novel study the witches.
For reading we are doing a novel study on Roald Dahl books. For novel study I was reading the withes. For the witches we had to do different activities. I have done the character venn diagram for the grand high witch, boy and the grandmother. I had to say what their personality's are and what they are like.
For reading we are doing a novel study on Roald Dahl books. For novel study I was reading the withes. For the witches we had to do different activities. I have done the character venn diagram for the grand high witch, boy and the grandmother. I had to say what their personality's are and what they are like.
Labels:
Reading,
Roald Dahl
Paper Plane Task
LI: to use statistical and scientific methods to study the effect of wing span and area on lift.
We had to make 12 planes of the same plane but we have had to change one variable. A variable is a feature of an object that can change between different versions of the object. For example: some variables in chairs could be height, width, depth, weight, materials, strength, colour. An independent variable is unchanged by other variables. These are usually controlled in experiments to see if they make changes in other variables. We had to decide which independent variable to change to measure the dependent variable. We had to create a spreadsheet to record variables and results. We also had to create planes with measured variations in your chosen independent variable
We had to make 12 planes of the same plane but we have had to change one variable. A variable is a feature of an object that can change between different versions of the object. For example: some variables in chairs could be height, width, depth, weight, materials, strength, colour. An independent variable is unchanged by other variables. These are usually controlled in experiments to see if they make changes in other variables. We had to decide which independent variable to change to measure the dependent variable. We had to create a spreadsheet to record variables and results. We also had to create planes with measured variations in your chosen independent variable
Figurative Examples
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Figurative Language,
Writing
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