Going on a bear hunt

In Maths we are learning about directions. We listened to the story Going on a bear hunt. We picked out the obstacles in the story. We then drew a map of the story. We had to carefully think about where the obstacles were so that they covered up the hole page. Then we had to write directions from the house to cave. We had to use North, East, South and West.
Directions: Start at the house. Go East for 200 meters towards the waving grass. Then go West for 100 meters towards the river. Next go North for 3 meters then, go East for 190 meters to the mud pit. After that go 300 meters towards the dark and creepy forest. Now go North East for 110 meters to the ice cold snow storm. Last go West 100 meters towards the bears cave.

Oink and Cluck

Today and on Friday we have been doing a problem in buddies. The name of it is Oink and Cluck. So someone is driving along the road but then tones of pigs and chickens were in front of his car. He counted 36 legs so we had to turn that into the amount of pigs and chickens there are. So a pig has four legs and a chicken has two. It's a little hard to find out how many there is but we manage to get four. My buddy was Mitchel. We found three answers what we got doing this.

4x9=36 so there's 9 Pigs.

2x18=36 so there's 18 Chickens.

18+18=36 so there's 4 Pigs and 7 Chickens.

20+16=36 so there's 10 Chickens and 4 Pigs.

The cover and the back cover of my book

Today we have been making book cover what is going to be the front and back of a pobble book. Mine is about a white seals adventure and the seals name is Glen. The name of the book is Glen the white seals adventure! If you want to use a picture from pobble just search pobble 365. It's has so much things to do and you can use it when ever you want! That the best part the hard part is...     ...Nothing! If you want to make something off of  a picture it's for you. This slide show has the ideas for my front and back of my book. The hard part was probable the seal for the front and the easy part is the snow. You can be really creative with it you can go from a dragon to a horse to a white seal what I'm doing.

little red riding hood coordinates

Today in maths strand we have been finding where things from a map on paper. we had to do two things one was finding where 5 pictures are and write next to the ones on the top of the paper where they are. The second one was we had to draw some pictures where they tell you where they need to be drawn. At the bottom was some numbers and on the left side was the letters. We had to follow them to get where we need to. The hard part was drawing the pictures and the easy part was writing where the pictures are.

Book Creator

These two days we have been doing Literacy. If we finish doing are thing we need to do. After we finished we got to do can do's. The can I did was a writing one. The site what I went on is book Creator. Book Creator is a site where you can join a library or make one. You can make a comic to a book but only thing is make it yours. My one is called If you find a book pick it up and read it. It's about a circle what finds a book laying on the ground and wants the circle to read it. It's was really easy to make but the hard part was thinking of ideas.

How the create a fortune teller.

For the last few weeks we have been learning how to make a fortune teller and making instructions to make one. Mine might not be correct just comment and tell me please and I'll change it. Making this is really fun and easy but the hard part is doing the instructions correctly.

How to make a fortune teller.

1. Get your square piece of paper and fold it in half and then undo it so it’s flat and fold it in half the other way, the undo that so there’s two lines through the middle.
2. Next you want to fold it diagonal so it’s a triangle then undo that then fold it the other way so it’s a triangle then undo that again the other way.
3. Now you want to fold the corners into the middle and then flip it over and fold the corners into the middle again.
4. From here flip it over and fold it in half. Now put your fingers in the flaps and push them together. Now you are done!
   

Two-digit Targets.

For maths today my group the yellows have been doing some independent games. The game I did was Two-digit Targets. When you play the game you get numbers 0 to 9. You can only use each number once and what you need to do is, put all of them in at least one box to make the biggest even number and odd number, closest to 50, smallest odd number and largest multiple of 5. It's really hard but it's fun trying to do. The easiest part was the largest even number and the hardest was the largest multiple of 5.