Positive Choice's

In Our reading session we read this book called positive choice's.
This table shows the 5 W's we explained, the 5 W's was about the story we read.

Analysing—Organising the information Use a 5 W’s and How chart to organise the information from the story.

What (happened)	One owl created pleasant choices and the other made dreadful choices.
Who (was there?)	The posite owl and the negative owl.
Why (did it happen?)	Because the wise owl made sensible decisions and the foolish owl made irresponsible choices.
When (did it happen?)	Long ago.
Where (did it happen?)	In the forest.
How (did it happen?)	It happened because the choices they made had diverse results or consequences.

Prototec Assessment

Today I've achieved 90% on stage 8 timed. I discovered this assessment was a bit difficult because I didn't do much work during lockdown. The next time I sit this test I hope to get 100%.
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Survivor Skills - The real Lords of Flies

Survivor Skills - The real Lords of Flies

1. Make smoke signals for passing by ships. 

2. Try catching rain-water from coconut shells.  

3. If you break your leg, set it on some sticks and leaves, then wait until it heals. 

4. The six boys lived off coconuts, fish and tamed birds. 

5. Kolo invented a makeshift guitar to lift the spirits of the other boys.

6. You can create fire with two sticks by rubbing them together.

7. The boys found an ancient volcanic crater the had been reproducing wild taro,
bananas and chicken. 

Teaser Week - Day 2 Sports and Leisure

Similes

I'm inflated like a sumo wrestler.

When the principal strolled into the class, all the students went quiet as a mouse.

When Jake's pet passed he immediately dashed like lightning to the vet.

As Jeff got punched he bursted out tears like a rain cloud.

Teaser Week SLJ - Arts and Entertainment

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Figurative Language

Comprehension (The Teamwork of Geese)

Comprehension

1. What do Canada geese look like?

B - They have gray bodies and black heads and necks. ✓

2. Why do Canada geese nest so far north?

A - there are few animals there that are a danger to the birds.

3. Why do geese fly south for the winter?

A - They look for mild weather and food.✓

4. What happens when a bird flaps its wings?

B - It lifts up the bird flying behind it✓

5. If one goose is hurt, what do the other geese do?

C - Two others stay with it and protect it. ✓

6. Why are geese such a good example of teamwork?

C - Both A and B ✓

Vocabulary

1. Moving from one place to another

Migrating

2. Frozen flatland with no trees

Tundra ✓

3. Saving time and energy 

4. Pattern

Formation ✓

5. Expanding; thriving 

Flourishing ✓