Molly the cat does it!Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Mathematical Strategy
This term in Maths we are learning and practising strategies for addition and subtraction. Part of knowing a strategy really well is being able to record our thinking. Here are some photos of our work on whiteboards. Maybe you can practise these strategies at home!
Book Review by Zommer2000
Aliens In Underpants Save The World, By Claire Freedman and Ben Cort
Target Audience: Year 1 to Year 5 readers
Plot: Aliens save the world by stealing everyone’s underpants!
My favourite part was when they made a giant net with underpants and stopped the meteor from hitting the earth.
Recommendation: Very funny and great pictures for younger children.
Rating: 10/10
Book Review by Cola
The Big Fuzzy, By Caroline Castle
Target-Audience: Children 6 – 8 years old
Plot: Sira and Ivik go fishing and then she catches a fish. Then a big, white and fearsome creature comes along…
My favourite part of the book is when Ivik says “big fuzzy”.
My recommendation is to read this book because it is funny.
My rating out of ten would be 10/10
Target-Audience: Children 6 – 8 years old
Plot: Sira and Ivik go fishing and then she catches a fish. Then a big, white and fearsome creature comes along…
My favourite part of the book is when Ivik says “big fuzzy”.
My recommendation is to read this book because it is funny.
My rating out of ten would be 10/10
Book Review by Dotty
Love, Splat, By Rob Scotton
Target Audience: 6 years and up
Plot: Splat tries to get kitten to be his girlfriend but there is another cat trying to get kitten to be his girlfriend.
My favourite part of the book is when kitten and splat become girlfriend and boyfriend.
My recommendation is that it has very cute pictures and very powerful adjectives
My rating: 9 out of 10
Target Audience: 6 years and up
Plot: Splat tries to get kitten to be his girlfriend but there is another cat trying to get kitten to be his girlfriend.
My favourite part of the book is when kitten and splat become girlfriend and boyfriend.
My recommendation is that it has very cute pictures and very powerful adjectives
My rating: 9 out of 10
Book Review by Superblue
Barnab Bennett, By Hannah Rainforth, Illustrated By Ali Teo
Target audience: Junior kids
Plot: Barnab Bennett wears anything to school, like pyjamas and he smells bad. He wears gangster clothes and he eats too much.
My favourite part of the book is when everyone says he smells yucky.
My recommendation: It’s funny and he is silly and he wears different colours everyday.
Rating: 9/10
Target audience: Junior kids
Plot: Barnab Bennett wears anything to school, like pyjamas and he smells bad. He wears gangster clothes and he eats too much.
My favourite part of the book is when everyone says he smells yucky.
My recommendation: It’s funny and he is silly and he wears different colours everyday.
Rating: 9/10
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