Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 September 2021

Quatrain poems

 The breeze is fresh and free 

And it spikes a fire inside of me 

Nature is so pretty and sweet 

And from it I shall never retreat


The mountains above queenstown are crisp and clear 

With snowy caps full of beautiful fire 

Which lets no person staring at them full of fear 

No these are mountains for everyone to desire 


The grass is green 

The mountains are white 

The sky is blue 

And full of light 


Trees grow everywhere 

Strong thick, their beauty is clear

With colors red green and sometimes yellow    

No One looking at them could possibly lear 


Hello my name is Lotte and welcome to my blog! Today we are doing Quatrain poems if you don't know what a Quatrain is, it is a poem that originated in france and the way of defining it is that its a rhyming poem with basically no boundaries except a rhyming scheme but the good thing about Quatrains are that you can use all of the rhyming schemes as you can see above I have used the rhyming schemes AABB, ABAB ABCC and ABCB. I hope you enjoy this post!          


 

 

Tuesday, 21 September 2021

Poems

 Overwelming


cation


enveloping 


attention drawing 


nevering ending temptation 


Hi welcome to my blog!! As you can probably see we are doing acrostic poems and it was really fun because it turned into a bit of a competition between cats and dogs (I am putting my poem about dogs below) I am a cat fan and so is my table buddy and BFF elise so we basically started a mini war of words and it was so fun (I think cat lovers won! yay )    stay safe 

Thursday, 19 August 2021

Ashgabat Podcast

 

Hi  Lotte here. Today in Lockdown I have been researching about Ashgabat a practically abandoned city found in the strange country of Turkmenistan I made a podcast and a podcast script about it. The hardest part of this task was definitely going into Lockdown I had already done some research on it but I had left it at school the day we went into Lockdown but its okay now. I hope you enjoy this post! Kia Kaha stay safe and wash your hands.     

Thursday, 8 July 2021

Aerospace engineer

 

Hi! Today I am finishing off my T-shaped literacy jobs! For this task I read a supporting text on a Aerospace engineer I also read a created a profile on a museum curator. For both of these I had to put What the job is, Personal requirements for the job specific requirements and what do get paid. The easiest part of this task was adding in how much you get paid in the job. I hope you enjoy this post!     

Wednesday, 7 July 2021

Matariki slide

 

Bonjour! hola! kia ora! Hello and welcome to my blog! In light of it being Matariki my class are all doing this slide about Matariki. In the slide we had to put what we already know what we want to learn and at the end what we have learned. This was a very enjoyable task and the hardest part of it was  putting down what learned because I already know quite a bit about Matariki. I hope you enjoy this post!   

Curator profile

 

Hello! welcome to my blog. Today I made a profile a about a museum curator, to do this, first we had to read a text about the job and then we had to write down how much they get paid, what do have to do, specific requirements and personal requirements. I hope you enjoy this post!    

Thursday, 1 July 2021

Video of buzz test

Today we had to take the buzz test, an online test that based on your answers connects you to what animal you might be. We had to do a video on weather we thought the test was accurate or not. I think it was quite accurate because I got a lion but I also think I could've been something else.      

 

Wednesday, 30 June 2021

Five jobs

 Medical doctor:

Facts

A medical doctor or GP (general practitioner) works in the hospital assisting the nurses and working late hours. It takes 11 years to become a proper doctor. After your bachelor degree you will work in the hospital in your first three years as a junior doctor. Working as a doctor is a very demanding job but it often makes people feel good knowing they have helped someone. Doctors are paid by the government and get about 92,000 dollars a year.  

How they were affected by the covid crisis 

Doctors were affected by covid by crushing depression effects as well as a nationwide shortage  of hospital supplies. Because many doctors work shifts late into the night they also become exhausted.  



Farm worker

Facts

Farming is the backbone of New Zealand without them our economy would be dead, our farms provide us with: milk, meat, cotton, wool eggs, apples, pears, berries, wine, nuts… The list goes on. For farming you don’t need any specific entries but it is best if you know the basics, having a family farm can be easily good for this.

How were they affected by the pandemic?

Farmers all over the country were affected by covid 19 a shortage of ships from overseas bringing in feed for the winter days or when the grass was all eaten. So this year farmers instead of depending on other contrys they had to bail their hay much earlier than usual.



Veterinarian

Facts

Veterinarians vets work with sick or injured animals to help them feel better. Vets get paid around 67,000 dollars. If you become a vet the hours that you work can be long and unsocial with animals biting and scratching. 

How were they affected by coivd?

Vets all over the country were flooded with sick and injured pets as well as homeless kittens that nobody wanted to take into their home. With their cages up to full capacity some cats even had to be left on roads.   



Midwife 

Facts 

Midwives are nurses who especially look after new born baby’s in the first six weeks of the baby's life. To become a midwife you must complete a bachelor;s degree of midwifery. Midwives get paid around 49,000 each year. 

How were nurses impacted by corniviras?

Midwives like nurses and doctors struggled with the crisis by dealing with a nationwide population growth as well as many midwives retiring, even now there still is a storage of midwives around the country. 

Chef 

Facts 

Chefs cook and prepare foods for restaurants, cafes and hotels without them having these businesses is impossible. There are no specific requirements to become a chef and if you love food and are good at cooking you could have the chance to open your own restaurants.

How were they affect by the crisis 

Many chefs around the country retired in the crisis due to the Lockdown where all their customers dried up. Even the chef that survived the crisis still didn’t have the businesses they did before. 




Hello everyone welcome to my blog, over the past two days we have been looking at jobs!, this does not mean we are choosing jobs for the rest of our life or we can't change what we want to be It just means we are doing a little study on jobs. Today we had to read an artificial on the top twenty jobs in new Zealand and choose five to write some facts on and how they were affected by coivd 19. I hope you enjoy this post!


  


Thursday, 10 June 2021

novel study slide

 

Today I am fishing off novel study and this is a slide on the book. The hardest part of this task is the slide it self is quite long and hard. I hope you enjoy this post! 

Thursday, 4 March 2021

Global warming/ energy reading

 

This term we are focusing on energy. In this task I had to pick a word which was global warming and put down its definition in my own words as well as some facts and and a picture. This was one of the funnest tasks for energy reading so far, but for me the hardest part was deciding which word to chose but that was okay and the end because I know quite a lot about global warming. I hope you enjoy this post! 

Wednesday, 3 June 2020

Monday, 17 February 2020

I am Aotearoa


Today we did a place that is  special to you and I chose Kaiteriteri I hope you like this post.

Thursday, 8 August 2019

My book review

Fiction
Title:
The Boy In The Dress
By David Walliams and illustrated by Quentin Blake

The main characters: Dennis/Dennise, Lisa, dad and John’s dad, John and mister Hawtrey

I found this book very funny but it was also quite sad I was feeling a mix of emotions when this book was being read to me, the book started out with  an 11 year old boy felt as if  he had nothing to do, he had a normal every boring everyday life until one day one act changes his life forever… I  also recommend this book for 7+ as they will probably burst out laughing.           
Ratings: 10-0
Oliver: I give it a 10 star rating
Tane: I give 9 star rating
Lottie: I give this book an 8 out of ten   
Jaxon: I give this   book 9 out ten.
 Ethan I give 10 star rating
 Hahle: I give this a 10.