Once upon a time...

Once upon a time, there was a young girl called Mia who decided to write a blog post :)

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Welcome back to my blog.

Just this week we have started our work on Traditional Tales.

Today I will be talking to you about Traditional Tales and what goes into one and what you might find.

Enjoy!

Guess my magic number!

Hey Bloggers!

GUESS WHAT!

There's a magic number that I'm thinking about.

BUT!

I can't tell you ;)

 I guess you'll just have to figure out this question

80 +1.1 - 100.1 + 8 - 9 x 3 + 40 + 67 +20 - 9 + 1 =

Figured out what it is?

What's my magic number today?

If you figured it out, please comment down below what you thought up!

Well,

Here's the answer!

(just saying, if the slide isn't moving for some reason click your arrow key)

Maria the Maid has a very different background story...

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Today I will be sharing with you my response to Boy In The Striped Pajamas.

This is on the chapters 5 & 6.

If you don't know, the story is about a boy called Bruno. Their family decides to move to a new house out in a deserted place where it seems as though it's only this single house out there. It's called the Out-With. Everyone seems to be settling in nicely, except Bruno, he's frustrated and angry that he moved, he doesn't like this place.

I thought that this was a very important part of the story, chapter 6, especially because it talked about Maria (The Maid) and her side of the story and what Bruno's father did to help her give her shelter, food, water and clothes. 

For my response, I decided to do some kind of drawing about what I have learnt more about the characters in the story after reading the 2 chapters.

Is it interesting?

Is there anything I can improve on in terms of information?

Enjoy!

The time traveling MAGIC!

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Welcome back to my blog!

Today I will be talking to you about...

Where I would go if I could take a trip in Dr Who's Tardis.

For those who don't know, Tardis is the name of a time machine that can travel into the future and the past.

Where would you go?

Enjoy!

Maths is hard... untill you find out about rules!

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Today I will be teaching you about divisibility rules up to 10.

These are rules in maths for dividing numbers by certain numbers, each number up to ten has a particular rule to find out whether the entire number can be divisible by that number.

At first I found it a little bit challenging but once you understand how it works, 

it will be really easy to do.

Does this help with your division?

Enjoy!

I didn't know that the Sydney Opera House was this small...

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For the past few days we have been doing some projects on Math Week.

Some of these activities included making structures,

building a playground,

building a bridge,

and making the Sydney Opera House!

No, just joking!

Making the Sydney Opera House wasn't part of the project,

Although we kind-of did...

Anyways,

Me and my friend Mika, did a math structure that didn't move, there was another separate activity if you wanted to make a dynamic (moving) structure, we just stuck to the still one.

What do you think of our city?
do you think it's creative?
have you done something similar?

Well then,

Most of the information is in the drawing!

Soooooo!

ENJOY!

(If it's hard to read the text, it's written down below the drawing)

How did we make it?


We decided that it would be pretty cool

if we made some springs and folded

up pieces of paper, stick it in an 

interesting way, and look at it like 

buildings. We also made Cubes and

other 3D shapes to use as like decorations

or buildings. After, we scribbled (that was

mostly me) on some color with pens

and look what we made!

Being a photographer! at least trying...

We took quite a few

photos, Mika was pretending

to be one of those professional

photographers, taking photos

from all angles.

The most challenging thing doing

this was making the 3D shapes,

What is it? it's the Sydney Opera House!

In the process

of making our city

we tried to go for an

abstract style, going

for a unique shaped

building. It ended

up kind-of looking

like the Sydney Opera

House! :)

they took a LOOOONG time to 

make. I think I had lot's of fun 

doing this project

and I am sure that MIka did too.

A picture paints a... what was it?.... how many words?

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Okay, I remember now,

A Picture Paints A Thousand Words

This is the picture which I am meant to make something about.

What can you see?

Hmm, a tree, as a person, a bush, rainbows and skies.

I have created an animation based on this and I want to see whether you get the picture.

I hope this paints a picture!

Enjoy!

Peer inside, see the outside, the inside is the outside

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Welcome back to my blog.

Today I will be talking to you about The Boy In The Striped Pajamas.

I will be talking about what Bruno and Gretel saw through the window and my response to that in the chapters 3 & 4.

This was an important part of the story because it was different and unexpected, also since they just moved, they wouldn't have any knowledge about it. This is what sparks of something interesting in Bruno's life.

I decided to create a picture, but not on google drawings, but on canva.

Enjoy!

The Boy in Striped Pajamas

The Overpaid Maid, where have I heard that before?

Hey There Bloggers!

Welcome back to my blog and today I will be talking to you about a book called
The Boy In Striped Pajamas.

Our group has been reading the story and making some responses and DLO's about the story
as part of Novel Study.

This is a story about a boy called Bruno that has to suddenly move to a new house.

When he finds something through his window all he can do is find out more about it.

This is Abby and I's response to it about Maria the Maid, a character in the story.

Enjoy!

I never thought of Maths in this way...

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Welcome back to my blog!

Today I will be talking to you about...

Whether Maths...

Is an

Invention

or a

discovery

What do you think?

Enjoy!

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It's 5 ft wide and 5ft deep, what is it? And where is it from? ;)

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It's 5 ft wide and 5 ft deep, it's a hole!

And, it's from the book Holes!

Today I will be showing you a post about the book which I have answered a few questions about it.

Holes is a book about a boy called Stanley Yelnats, who goes to a Camp Green Lake because of stealing something. In the story they author has made it a bit of a switch in between what's happening right now (from Stanley's view) and the past. The author seems to approach the problem very slowly and with just enough information to understand what's going on, but not enough to give you a full understanding, this makes me wonder what is going to happen next? And why it's happening?

Please give me some feedback about my answers and see whether I have given enough information for you to understand what's happening in the story, or to understand the question.

Enjoy!