reading lexia

 

 

lexis reading

 

Bummy Bear Osmosis

 Aim: i want to find out what happens to gummy bear when left in liquids.

Method:

Equipment:

• Gummy Bear 
• Liquids- water salt water sugar water
• electronic scale 
• x4 petri dishes
• marker pen

Instructions:

1. Get the petri dish and write down the type of water you are using/
2. Then white down your weighed gummy bear.
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Shaping up - what i know so far

 Shaping Up is a Hurumanu about geometric shapes and reading. This is my first bog about geometry.

This is what I know so far about geometry:

• There are two dimensional (2D) shapes where we measure length and width. Examples of 2D shapes are: rectangles, triangle, circles and squares.
• There are three dimensional (3D) shapes where we measure length, width and height. Examples of 3D shapes are: cube, cylinder, sphere and pyramids.

2D Shapes

3D Shapes

These are the different parts of a 3D shape:

• edge
• face
• vertex

Reading: Activating Prior Knowledge

When we read something new we are often reminded of things we already know about the text. It might be something we've done before, read about, seen on TV, or seen at the movies. This is called prior knowledge. 

We activate our prior knowledge to help us understand the text better.

We were reading a story called "Jump!" about some people who went bungee jumping. Mr Mitchell had done bungee jumping before with his 33 year old son. He said he wanted to do it but when he got the edge he got so scared that he did not what to do it. This gave us some prior knowledge about "Jump!" which made it easier to understand.

My musical instruments

 Hi my name is Devaani

A few days ago we had to draw an instrument that no one has invented. and i did this.

it is a bonjoe mixed up with a drum and with a rattle thing.