Monday, September 10, 2018

Rapunzel show not tell


In class we read the original Rapunzel story. We were asked to choose a sentence to expand on. Here's Mine

The importance of compassion - Kiwi Kids News

Weekly reflections week 7



Have I been connected with people and environment around me? What have I done for this connection and what will I do for improve this? Have I been caring, responsible and trustworthy regarding my work and others? What can you do to improve on this? 

I have been connected with my environment and the people around. Being connected just means basically having some things in common with someone or something. I've been caring, responsible and trustworthy with my work and other people. I think a way to improve this would be to focus more on my personal inquiry. Apart from that, I am really on top of all my work.

Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Shared reading vocab 4/9



Remnant - a part or quantity that is left after the greater part has been used, removed, or destroyed.

Protest - a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.

Oppose - disagree with and attempt to prevent, especially by argument.

Hornet - a large, fairly docile wasp which is typically red and yellow or red and black and usually nests in hollow trees.

Surge - a sudden powerful forward or upward movement, especially by a crowd or by a natural force such as the tide.

Chagrin - feel distressed or humiliated


The last remnants of the derelict place gave it a ghostly presence.

Protesting against King Logan was a catastrophic mistake.

The British held up signs, opposing Donald Trump’s visit to the country.



The swarm of angry hornets surged forward, chagrined by the King hornet who’d humiliated them all, so they wanted revenge.

Monday, September 3, 2018

Weekly reflections week 6

This week went really good and I am always keeping on top of my work. I really don't have much to do right now but have been still working efficiently and doing my work to good standards. My highlight this week was completing my Hansel and Gretel story -(https://lakebrunnerloganc.blogspot.com/2018/08/hansel-and-gretels-revenge.html)
and also doing a new scratch project with Zak on the same account. I hope it turns out really well. Once again, a great week!

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Hansel and Gretel's Revenge



“Our revenge.” Concluded Gretel. Having escaped the witches candy house, the brother and sister wanted to make sure the cruel witch got her just deserts for capturing them for weeks. As most would not expect, the malevolent lady made it out of the oven alive and kept on capturing defenceless young children. Gretel wanted to put a stop to this atrocious behaviour so they wanted to be rid of her, forever. Their devilish plan was not to be. The old lady had heard everything.


Hansel decided the best way to do this was to buy a wand to explode her with. Meanwhile, the witch applied for a job at the wand store. Luckily for her, the counter job was open. When Hansel and Gretel ambled over to the store the next day, they asked the woman if they could have a very powerful wand. She replied, “Oh yes my dears let me find you one!” 
She wandered behind the curtain that separated the counter from the store room. She lolloped around, looking for a broken one. She came to one with a red sticky note attached. 
It read: BROKEN WAND DO NOT TOUCH!
“Yes, this will do” she cackled to herself. Ripping the sticky note off, she took it to the counter. 
“Here you are kidlets, have fun!” she said in a disturbing sing-song voice.




They dashed back home and ripped open the plastic packaging. Without the sticky note on, the wand looked perfectly eligible for use. 
“Lets bring her to us!” Gretel yelled. Carefully, Hansel took the wand off his little sister. 
“We must be careful, Gretel.” said Hansel
“You don’t know what it’s capable of. Shouldn’t we test it first?” 
“NO! I WANNA KILL HER!” Gretel cried in an enthused rage. Adrenaline pumping through her, she snatched the wand of her older brother
“Abracadabra, bring the witch to us!” she chanted.
A bolt of electricity fizzed out of the end and a beam of purple lightning flew out of it. The purple beam pointed to where Gretel had aimed it. After a minute, something seemed very wrong.


“It’s broken!” Gretel sobbed. Just then the witch appeared. But instead of there being one of her, there was another nine witches that looked exactly like her!
“It… it… there is ten…” Hansel stuttered. The wicked woman laughed.
“That wand is faulty so there is no hope for you now. I will capture you, boil you both and eat you alive!” 
Nevertheless, the young Gretel hadn’t given up yet.
“Abracadabra, make the witch explode!” she shrieked. Once again, nothing happened.


Once another minute had passed, the purple beam reacted. WHOOMPH! The explosion was so big that it actually split the whole Earth in two! The witch screamed as her body was pulverised. The explosion had done it. Her mangled body lay in bits on the floor, lifeless. There was no hope left for her now. But soon Hansel and Gretel would be the same if they didn’t do something quickly!


The Earth was ablaze. The siblings stood there in complete and utter panic. Fire swirling around them, Hansel came up with a genius idea. 
“Abracadabra send us to the moon!” He yelled. They closed their eyes. This time the purple beam showed no hesitation. When they opened their eyes, everything was dark and strangely tranquil. They also realised something else.


“I can’t breathe!” mouthed Gretel. They had made the mistake not to get helmets and space suits. Hansel had a worried look on his face. He looked down. He identified that they were on a red, dusty surface, and the land was smothered with volcanoes!


Mars… Hansel realised. They were on Mars! Despite it being small Hansel and Gretel could see Earth from where they were. A ball of blazing fire. Nothing on Earth had any chance of surviving there now. Hansel and Gretel were running out of air. Their faces were red from the lack of oxygen. BOOM! Behind them a great big blast. Volcanic ash clouded the air and rocks spitted out of the sky.


The volcanic rock struck her body with so much force. Bloody and dishevelled, Gretel was fading fast. She couldn’t hold her breath as long and blood was teeming out of her skin. She mouthed “sorry” to Hansel. Hansel, now struggling for breath, was helpless. After a few minutes the pair had perished on the red planet. No human or animal inhabited Earth ever again. Earth became one of many balls of fire whizzing through the endless space.

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

This day in history 2004

All explained in the video