Kiwi Can

 The theme for Kiwi Can this week was integrity and the Topic was Making good choices or bad choices.Integrity means doing the right thing when no one is looking.Today at Kiwi Can we learnt how we can make good choices in the playground and at lunch and how to resolve problems. Our energizers today were Opposites and Protect the Jedi.My favorite energizer this week was Save The Jedi.The aim of the game is to protect the person with the noodle stick (The Jedi) then he or she has to tag you with it it and without being hit with the ball,whilst the people in your team throw the ball at the other team trying to hit the Jedi.

Mathematical Me

This week for math's my partner Harlem and I measured our body parts to see if they were the same size and if it was True or False. I was surprised that your arm span was the same size as your height.

At first I didn't believe it, but when we measured it, it was True.

Two-Day Wonder

Today we read a book called Two-Day Wonder.
For reading we made a poem about coming to school in winter and coming to school in summer.

In the poem we used Powerful words and used Juxtaposition.Today I learnt how to use Juxtaposition Properly and how to use Powerful words in my story and put them in the right place's.

Learning The Human Skeleton

Today we have been learning about the Human Skeleton.We read the labels of the bones then played a game where you had to Place the bones in the right place.One of the bones I learnt today was an ulna, 

Its the thinner and longer part of the two parts in your forearm.

Kiwi Can

This Term for Kiwi Can the theme was Integrity.Today we played a game called Captain Ball.

Then we played GKQ around the world.My favorite game today at Kiwi Can was Captain Ball.

The English Language

The English Language

L.I. Language features - End rhyme

Parts of speech - Homonyms

Some people say that you’re a dear,

yet dear is far from cheap.

A jumper is a thing you wear.

yet a jumper has to leap.

It’s very clear it’s very queer,

and pray who’s to blame

for different meanings to some words

pronounced and spelt the same?

A little journey is a trip,

a trip is when you fall.

It doesn’t mean you have to dance

whene’er you hold a ball.

Now here’s a thing that puzzles me:

musicians of good taste

will very often form a band -

I’ve got one round my waist!

Harry Helmsley

Words that look the same but have different meanings are called?

Homonym

Write out three pairs from the poem.

-trip/trip

-Ball,Ball

-band/band

The words at the end of some lines rhyme, this is called?

End Rhymes

Write out three pairs from the poem.

- dear/wear

-care/deer

-Taste/waist

Write another 2 lines that could be included in this poem.

Illustrate your verse.

I tied my hair with a rubber band.

I joined a band.

Create a DLO that explains what homonyms are with examples that will help others strengthen their connection to this learning.

Homonyms

This week we learnt about Homonyms. Homonyms are two words that sound the same but has a different meaning.I have thought of all the Homonyms that I could think of above.These are just some examples to help you out with Homonyms.